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For he kegister. Mir. Langdon flat denied my original charge against him, of having been Jackson candidate for two years in Perry county. l have since published an extract of letter from gentleman of Perry, reite- rating the charge in unequivocal language. Within the last week have the author of that letter and he repeats the broad assertions that Mir Langdon was the candidate of the Jackson pary-that he Langdon) distinctly expressed his belief that Jackson was the only man who could save our country Tn those peril lous times.

 l have also seen and conversed with L. A. Wei singer, one of the then opposing candidates of Mir. Langdon, and he corroboraes the charge in it's broad est latitude. 1 have also several other gentle men from the county, and they all bear witness to the same fact It thus then proved beyond pos- sbty of contradiction. that in 1888 and 1884, Mir. c. C. Langdon, who abuses General Jackson for the very first acts of his administrations, was tho- rough going Jackson man.. ..

 l have further word to say just now, and commend it to the special notice of who now warmly SUD- port Mir. Langdon. At the time of which speak, Mir. Langdon gave the following Toast, at public dinner in Perry;

 "Nullifcation-another name for Treason. May the growth of hemp be encouraged"

 To which toast democrat made the following re, ply. 'Hemp-may it be spontaneous growth, and mol raised by unjust legislature ever to hang null lifer." hope now Mir. Langdon will waive his charge oi "cowardice'' and join issue as to facts.

 'i1 PERRY.