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the means necessary to carry these express powers into effect. The progress of this evil has been arrested, and it's entire removal may be anticipated by the continuance of the pre- sent administration. Should the administra- tion be changed, there will be danger that this evil may again unhappily return, and urge forward with more success and confidence in its progress of usurpation. With these views of the subject, added to great confidence in the talents, integrity and patriotism of the present Chief Magistrate, I cannot but be in favor of his reelection. have then, hope, given a full answer to the inquiries, and at greater length than l at first thought would be necessary. much regret that indisposition and ether circumstances unnecessary to men tion, delayed this communication for ten days or fortnight l was anxious to bestow ma ture reflection upon the subject, that l might ntt express to the people opinions hastily adopted, and therefore more liable to change l am, dear Sir, very respectfully,

 Your very obedent servant,

 JOHN MURPHY. May 11tl, 1881