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We are sorry exceedingly sorry, for th'


editor of the Pontotoc Tribune Poor man


He is evidently laboring under the delusivt


belief that the result Of the recent State cleo


tions shadows forth and portends a mighty


and overwhelming democratic Victory to be


achieved in the presidential contest of 1874


Ia proportion to the confidence of his present


expectations will be the bitterness of that
. disappointment to which he is doomed. We
advise him to take measures for the abate-
ment of his "high raised hopes" lest the
wings perform that Office for him in man
ner that may not be to him altogether agree
able Let him look at the democratic vote
Of each Of the States in the election Of l840
and compare it with the same vote in such
Of the States as have lately held elections.
From this he viii learn that his party have
not increased in numerical strength in any
one State, while in several States they have
not voted as strongly as in 1910. Let him
remember, also, that the frank and file" of

his party have, to a man, obeyed the order to
turn out to the polls, while the wings, know
ing that exertion will be useless while incar-
nate Treason fills the executive chair, are
quietly biding the approaching time for ef-
fective action. Let him then "put this and
that together" and draw a rational inference
from them


As to a national bank, friend Bradford,
which ycu think the people have recently


clared their determined opposition, we are


no means disposed to agree with you


know this fact-and large majority Of


people are convinced that il is so-that


oco misrule. commencing in the destruc


of the old Bank of the u S, which al !
during the whole term Of its corpo-
e xistence, furnished n good currency !
IN, ling in the visionary and wicked at
4 e 6xupon the country purely metal |
urr, ncy, has brought upon the nation
acc, 1mulated load Of evils under which !
: be en- sinking for the past seven years.
neor lie believe, with truth, that locofo-
has ca used all their present troubles, and
the e litor of the Tribune fully expects
they re even now wiling again TO en-
t with power the authors OF all their
erv-tb; Il they are hostile to the whole
n Of WI Jig policy" while, in fact, the
10 policy owing TO the treachery Of Isca-


has not been carried out. Locofocoism
; cast out to afford the wings an opportu-
V of rede, ming the nation. We made
attempt III good iailh' ana II we iaileu
. blame re SIS not with us. The people
We seen all this, and, we repeat it, they
II hare a ma iional bank"


p. s. Our question respecting the proba-
e effect upon the prosperity of the Pensyl-
mia Bank of the u. s., that would be pro-
iced by the payment of the Union Bank
onds. remains unanswered What do you
iak about the matter2