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The Districts marked thus, eightin number,
were all that gave Whig majorites In the last cleo
ton. In the tremendous Harrison victory of 1870
the Wings had rnanritioe of $40 and in e1eoem
Districts, and smaller majorities in mine others
while the LoceFocos had majorities of over 500
in eieuen Districts and smaller majorities in three
others. With Wing majority of 10000 in th,
State we should carry just one-hal of the Delega
ton; with Loco-Foco majority of 10000, VIC
should have eleven and they twenty-three. And
this is what is called fair bill, and Loce-F ocos
are pluming themselves their generosity, and
Whigs complimentiug them thereon! Out on the
humbug


The division of this City is outrageously unfair
pnd unequal every way. Before the ten years OK
piros. the Sixth District will have population
tscice as great as the Third and several others
Now this disparity was wise necessary; the
City might have been divided very equally, but for
the game of keeping all the Loco-Foco Wards out
of the Lower City District, and piling as many Of!
them on the Fifteenth as possible, as to bury it
from daylight. Then Putnam and Rockand should
both have been united with Westchester, and the
two next Districts made larger. Now the South
Western and Central Districts generally made
much larger than they should be, and what they
lose is gained by Districts morally certain to in
crease slewly in population.


But the most outrageous feature Of the bill as it
stands is the formation of the three North Eastern
Districts. Washington and Essex, connected al
one corner by a thread, are bundled into District
to bury up their twenty-five hundred Wing maJori-
ty;, while the counties which surround Essex on
three sides are put inte another District The OBJ
lec, of this jugge is two-fod: FIRST, to give John
Cramer District which will send him to Congress;
secondly, to get two Loco-Foco Members ous OF
three from portion of the State giving 1000 1Vhis
majority at the lowest. This has been achieved
most foully.


We should have been better satisfied il Gov.
Seward had sent back the bill and asked a read
ustment of three or four ef the most abominable
Districts at least We hate Vetoes as heartily as
any man can but we think the public voice would
have sustained one on this bill.


Appointment by tho People Of Ohio.


General Enthusiasm 10 take the command IN
chief of the army of Wing Freemen, vice General
Apathy, superseded.


g The Plsbeian states falsely that we abuse
Silas Wright for voting in favor of the Tariff bill
Wha, we object to is not his vote for but his
Speech against 1t.


The Remington, VI, Gazette the recsp, of
parcel of 'shi.e blaekberries.


That mus, be a good place to hunt for Tyler,
man who isn't looking for office. Who viii
Try it


psA most Incredible story of plot to abduc,
Mr.. Van Burea in 1910, on the presumption tha,
he had been reelected President BY fraud. which
first appeared in the Richmoad Wing, is now
going the rounds of the Loco-Foco journals We
need hardly inform our readers that i, is an entire
and transparent hoar, got up iii is stately to
mystify the Editor of the Richmond Enquirer
This is very silly business at best