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ton to repair the Governors House. to roof anew
make new cornices and the walls, which were
cracked-because it feared that unless something
was done shortly, the roof would tumble in Now tins
not the fact! and the estimates made for this
work' How will the people, where the Governor has
been be astonished learn that the roof has not been
made anew and that the cornices rotten that
they can be knocked to pieces with hammer! This is,
however, the truth and challenge the Governor, or
his organs to denyit Now what gross injustice is there
by done by the Governor to the Wake Mechanics! But
suppose as he thought it highly important to excuse
himself for building Ice House, the most convenient
mode was by showing saUing. saving tits, with a
vengeance! The important work contemplated by the
Legislature still neglected and what has been expend
ed, s4uandered in Sheds Ice House, and t'a Chicken
Coop" as the Wings say But this is not all. These
same yotg men, of which the Governor speaks, after
ceiving the contract, let the fencing to Wake Me-
chanic Will the Governor tell the people what he gave
the young men' per pannel, and what the 'Wake Me-
chanic gots Now the Governor we'll knows that if the
House had been newly roofed and the cornices made
new as was expected, with the other work in repairing


the lot and outhouses that the Legislature contemplated
the appropriation would have been barely sufficient;
then there would have been money to pay for Ice
Houses Is it not outrageous, then that the Governor
should, under these circumstances, brag of saving?
call upon him to tell the people the whole facts, and do
but act of JUSTICE.