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celebrated


]. d. STEVENSON, alias Jarvis,
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]. D. STEVENSON, alias Jarvis,


who was one of the most proml-
nent candidates of the Loco-Foco party,
last winter at Albany, for the important
office of Commissary General, and who
fell short only very few votes of re-
ceiving the appointment. A short time
previous to this the party in this City be-
slowed on him the Collectorship of Ar
rears of Taxes; and, SO over-anxious was
he to secure the spoils. he had been in
Office only few months before he was a
defaulter to the large amount of $4,000 or
s6,ooo-betraying himself in fact by his
impatience and eagerness to pocket the
public money. And, strange as It may
seem, this same man was one Of the lam
many candidates this fall for the Assembly,
and received large vote in the Noml-
mating Committee. Is this the Slnd OF
men to put in places of public trust! Ana
is the party which puts forward such men
the one you wish to place againin power


Next comes the open, direct, fragrant
violation of Law on the part OF the