COMMUNICATIONS.
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HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN M. MOREHEAD.


Sir: Should you be surprised at finding youIself ad
dressed in the columns of democratic Newspaper you
must ascribe it your position and not to anywish to
do violence TO your feelings If shall address you with
candor trust not to violate the respect due to your sta
ticn. AS public man, and candidate for public favor
your past conduct, well your present opinions
cannot fail to attract attention. In reminding you what
that conduct has been it highly probable things
may be brought TO your remembrance which you would
most willingly have forgotten But though private man.
who heard and read much of what did take place during
your late for Governor hope not to offend by
bringing in review those things, to the truth Of which
hundreds stand ready to testify Politicians, it is said,
have short memories and like those who deal in cons,
dislike to be reminded of matters which does not suit
their present views remember. However this may be,
your Excellency shanot escape the disclosure of the
TRUTH though it may operate to your exposure And al


though in your e1ectioneerng harrangues may have
drawn largely your fancy for your facts, and usually
substituted assertion for argument and ridcule for proof
still there things which all who heard you
not fail to remember. -


These things it is my purpose to review, they will
to satisfy the public what sagaciOus prophet you
have been inoretelng much of that whchhas come to
pass As am addressing you under the superstition that