POLITICS OF THE DAY.
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Washington City, Jan. 7, 1885. Hon. DAVID CRocKErT:-

 Dear Sir-We have learned, because you score, " informed US, that you have declined permitting your name to be used as a candidate for the Presidency of the United States, and that you have addressed let ter 10 mat ehect some time snce to the Committee Of the Convention of Mississippi, hy whom YOU were nominated for that high ofice Upon private under standing between you and ourselves and a number of our Iriends held in kind of caucus, has been ciuded that we should come out in a seeming open ap- PIca''On for copy of your letter, pretending that it M !. important that your friends elsewhere well in Mlssss'pp may have carly opportunity of turning ther attention to some other suitable pe son, but real- y t" give you an occasion to play of upon the public one your best efforts for effect, and keep up the hnm61ggery of the Bank, Gold Currency, and ali tIni sort ot thing so necessary to blind the people, and keep our party together.

 Yours, with great respect,

 NICHOLAS BANKS, of Pennsylvania.

 ANDREW J. BULLION, of Indiana.

 THOS. B. GOLDWIRE, of N. II.

 MARTIN V. TRASHMoNEY, of N. Y.