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We will not make our paper the vehicle of we need no such weapons. We arc too con- fident of the strength and justice ofopr cause to attack private character or descend to low abuse. Men of every party, in all sections of the Territory. seem to be weary of party violence-and 1t seems to be the impression that Col. Rector, as a personal friend and warm supporter of General Jackson, will, if elected, be likely to bring about more calm and peaceable state of things here. From the feeling in favor of Col. Rector, among Col seyier's old friends, we are inclined to think that, if solicited, he will become can didate.