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ton, whenever there prospect of defeat
ing the Democratic Candidates by SO doing. By
attempting to temporize and conciliate. W. have
given them consequence TO which their positive
insignhcance never entitled them, and the sooner
they turn to their empty resources the better.
We have regarded them from the beginning an
incubus upon the party, and politically redemption
less Nothing is ,olerable with them
unless it comes up to their standard which is Wis
ionary and scnseless vagary, made up of the odds
and ends of faction, the chief ingredient OF which
is conceit and stupidi,y-a phantom of distem-
petcd brain, without form and void, and upon
which no two of them car agree. Let them wheel
off. The order Of the procession will probably be
as follows:


|. Reverend Clergy ZOE SMdTH MdTaH


3. ~ JOB HASKELL,


!: !: E HzkE4. zhE4 b "5HG, 5Ea,uM


We will leave it to the Post to fill up the list Of
the procession and arrange The mourmers who,
we predict, will be few and far bet,ceen..'


As the decree of separation has gone forth from
ths Post, ace hope 1t aciU be like the lars Of the
.Nedes and Pcrsiaas-Iet it alter not-and nee
acould add our ,cish that their returm might be
prohibited By a gull as impossible as Matachach
separated The rich man and La- -arnS."


The foregoing is a true copy of an article which
originally appeared in the " Broome County Cou-
rier,'' the Loco-Foco organ Of that village, and
was written by d. S. DICKINSON.


20 Some time since, letters in the Union, over
the signature OF HAoN, Noah reversed, called
forth considerable comment from the extraord-
nary nature of some of their statements concern
ing the Veto of the Bank Bill. Noah says they
were written by Naw-Yerk friend The Editor
Of the Detroit Daily Advertiser, who has recently
been in Washington, declares the fact to be 1cithn
his omA knocledge, that those letters of HAoN
were rrittcn 5y John Tyler, Junior, Pirate
Secretary to his father, tie President.


U" To which County, says the Albany Argus,
:. shall be awarded the proud title of . The Berks
of Ncw-York? /" Who speaks Is there any
County where not half the voters read and
where they electioneer under the banner of /" No
Free Schools?" Do mt all clutch the proud
title at once


p ABNER WooDWoRTH of Yates is the
Wing Candidate for Congress in the XXVIth Dis
trct, composed of Tompkins, Yates and Chemung
Counties A vigorous, united effort is needed to
elect him, but we indulge strong hopes that just
ssch one will be made. How can the Railroad
Counties sustain Bouck and the Albany Regency


u JOHN FREY, of Palatne, Montgomery
Co. is the Wing candidate for Congress in the
XVITth District composed of Herkimer and Mont
gomery Counties Although rather the under h
the Wings ofthat District will make as good con-
test and show as good comparative result as
those of any portion Of the State.


10 The Wings of WAYNE County have nomi-
mated CHARLES BRADIsH (brother of the Lieut.
Governor) and Dr. HERON MANN for Assembly
This is an excellent and popular Ticket; and we
are assured that the Wings of Wayne are AT WORK
to elect it. They are never beaten when they try
% ELSA WRIGHT is the Wing candidate for
Assembly in Orleans County No doabt of his
election.


% The Wings of CHEMuSG County run THO.
MAS BURTON for Assembly. 1t seems imposs-
bic that Railroad County should go Loco-Foco
yet we can hardly indulge hope for Chemung.


70 JESSE NJ FOSTER is the Wing candidate
for Assembly in SULLIVAN County. Ifthe Wings
of that County will Just put the questions OF Pro-
lection and Internal Improvement fairly before the
People, he must be elected by handsome ma
jority.


20 We had cheering aavices yesterday from
CAYUGA, ToMPcISs, SCHENECTADY and FRANK
LIN Counties. Oar friends in each are making
bettle manully. These are times which sft from
US the Speil-hunters, and show who purely love
their County AID her cause.


Loco-Foco Nominations.
| Saratoga.-Azariah Z. Stimson and Lyndes
Emerson for Assembly; Horace Goodrich for Clerk
| Queens.-Samuel loungs for Assembly; Abra-
ham D. Snedekcr for Clerk.


ngSton.-Hector Hitchcock and Curtis
| Hawley for the Assembly.


N1FXtt District.-William S Hubbell of Ste,l-
ben is the candidate for Congress.


From the Albany Argns OF Tuesday


Coon Nominations.


Ffh Congress Disriet(he s,h 9Th and l4lh Wards oil
NewYork Cliy)-McsEs G. LEONARD.


70 Webeg pardon of the Argus, but the coons
of the Fifth District assure ,ha. they have made
no such nomination, and consider it reflection
on their character TO insinuate that they have no
better tember than that Tor Congress


G MIR. Henry Hine, of New Haven. while
hunting recently, accidentally discharged his gun,
the contents of which entered his side and posed