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The mass OF the people on great questions


before the country. | believe it is an ac,


knowledged rule with few exceptions, thai
a man who does not attend well TO his
own affairs will not do any better for the


public.


ln conclusion | will state that the anti
press throughout the Stale refused to take
up the nominee Of the convention, on the
ground Of the known opposition OF two OF
the nominees TO the views of the anti.
bond party. The nominee for Governor,
after month or two's delay declined run.
nIng; the present candidate was soon ta-
ken up by the Democratic press, entirely
on the ground OF his beIug opposed to the
pay ment Of The Union Back bonds, for il
rs not at al coatended from any quarter,
that Col. Williams was 10 any other way
obIectlonabIe TO the party, be was "ostra-
cIsed' because he was in favor of the
States assuming the liability ofpaying the
Union Bank bonds, and only after the eff,
Iects OF the bank were exhausted; the
nominee for Secretary Of State, Colonel
having answered committee
raised for the purpose of ascerraining the
sentiments of The nominees on The subject
II the bonds, answered in the following
etter: