Murtreeshoro', Sept. 4, 1888.
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Mr.. Thos. Loring-I see that you include sena-
tor MooDY, of Northampton, in your Whig list
Mr. MooDY has certainly heretofore voted with that
party; but previous to the election at public mus
ter ground, in the face of open day, he pledged him
self to oppose Bank, CLAY, and any Instructions
that might be offered touching the course OF our
Senators in Congress, and that he preferred Mr..
VAN BUREN to Mr.. CLAY, and would support the
Sub Treasury. Here is an available Wing for the
Feds in our next Legislature. If report truly rep
resent DR.. SPEED, of Gates, he does not widely diff
fer from Mr.. MOODY. heard Maj. FAIsoN declare
his uncompromising hostility to the Bank, on con-
stitutonal grounds, and his utter aversion to Mr.
CLAY's course. We shall no doubt have many such
Wings in the next Legislature.