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Irg'G Z ! Y!


Wenoticc IN tho last Argus, aGcr
locking over between nine and ten col-
umns Of clectionerring stuff in favour
James Sullivan for the ofice Of Cover
nor Of this State, the following Just
observation, viz


" Set Il down a fact, that let 4 man
"bc ever 50 bad, who IS Set Up Is a
candid.tc for Office, men eguGLy IS
bad will support him, it Is a common
" cause this may account for the sup
port some vicious men receive.


The most, jealous oPposer Of Jaco-
biniSm and Sullivan, could not have
written a sentence which should apply
with greater truth to the Democratic
candidate, than the asove. If it was
not fact that the ambitious and un-
principled are supported for offices Of
the first Importance, Mr.. Sullivan never
would have received vote il oppoai-
ton to Gov. STRONG Who would
have believed ten years 1870, that few
facJious democrats would be ah-e To
deceive a large proportion Of the citi-
zens of this State, that let a CandIl.tc
be ever 50 bad, advocates equally as
bad will support his cause Do We
want proof OF this-look Al the c1arvc-
ter Of james SulLivun-eXamine EI5 pre-
tcntions to public supports he not
man destitute, OF an h5ae5t hriadtt,, WI
honour, Of v,raaity and Of common
Humanity.


As to Mr.. Sullivan integrity it has
been abundantly proved, in humber
Ofinstances where he acted as Attorney
for the Commonwealth-tui5 virtuc
was wholly forgotten; lis treatment of
Deacon Clark exceeds thecunning ana
deceit Of the lowest horsejockcy-hls
honour and honesty is exhibited in the
treatment rendered his clients, i'll flee
cling them out oftheir money and then
abandoning their cause.