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"THE GOLDFISH ARIsToCRAcY OF THE DEMec-
RAcY. This principle is the discovery of honest
Mike Walsh. A marked instance of it is found in
the Albany Argus of Wednesday, which, speaking
Of Willis Hall, one of the candidates of Albany Co.
for the Assembly, says, with cock ed-up nose
that he is without title of interest in its the
city's1 soil or improvements. Is that dsqua-
ifcation in the eyes of the dainty Argus 1t seems
to be So Will the Argus be good enough to look
at the Assembly Ticket from Tammany- Hall and
tell Us how many on that renowned list possess
title of interest in the soil Improvements of
New-York? And will ittell US besides, while its
hand is in, whether the possession of property
is proof of merit!


If the principle of the Argus is to be carried
out that men withouta title of interest in the soil
or improvements shall not go to the Assembly,
how many names must be stricken from the Loco
Feco tickets throughout the City and State? How
is with you Mike, have you the requisite tittle


70 We noticed some time since plan to SWIM
die prac,iced with success in this City by opening
an Office and hiring men to act as collecting clerks
requiring deposite as security for good behavior
and then decamping with the money. The
Ledger says thata man named ]. K. King has been
playing the same game with success in Philadel-
phia. He bad got deposite of $50 each from some
hundred persons, with which he had absconded.
He will undoubtedly now attempt to practice his
VOCATION elsewhere