For fhe Repisfpr.
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For he Register.

 Mir. EDIToR:-OW Congressional election IS now over, and knowing of no political matter of nation. al character to engage attention at present. the citizens of Mobile can now judge, and it becomes their duty to do so, if all is right at home.

 For one, l am unwilling to rest contented with our present city charter and particularly that portion which disfranchses many of our best citizens. I wish it kept before hem that by the united exertons of that portion of both parties whose rights have been molested, they may be able to get redress. l am not willing yield my personal privileges graty the fancy of and the avarice of others. It is but of recent date that are required to do

 ask the citizens of this city to examine the list of taxable property and see what portion of their fe- low-ctizdns become the sole managers of their per- sonal as we'll other rights. The advocates of the property qualification gravely tell that have vote for our Mayor and Aldermen. They tell that the Common Councilmen to represent the property holder who is allowed the privilege of voting. They neglect, however, to tell us that the privileged few select Recorder and all the officers of the city, by whom our personal and property rights to be pro- tected. Suppose of our citizens who has a vote for Common Councmen and one who is not allowed that privilege are called before the Recorder, what is their attudel Have they equal chances for justice Not impugning the rectitude of the gentleman who now administers that office, is it not clear case of the interested against the dsinterestedE If there is an instance on record in the United States where the governed have not choice either directly or indi- rectly in the choice ofher gvoernor, save that of the Recorder of the city of Mobile as we'll as all the o- cers from the marshal down to the night watch, I confess have not it. It was this system of go- vernment sent among our forefathers from England that caused in fact the revolutionary war. In the language of our declaration of independence, they have created multitude of new offices, and sent swarms of officers govern the people without their consent. How long will we endure such inequalityl The question may be asked how are we to amend the wrong? answer by requiring pledge from those who wish to represent us, and to vote for no man who is in favor of those uneqnual laws.

 EQUAL RIGHTS.