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10 He EduoI v tne hesfHT. In your paper of the 7th inst. l observe questions propounded to in relation to certain parts of the Penal Code. admit unhesitatngly, the right of the citizens know the opnon of candidates all mat ters that may become the subject of legislation On the subject referred to, have opinions that will not hesitate to make known at all times previous elec- tiOn.

 But I submit, whether as matter of convenience and justice to all the candidates, these questions might not better be propoundcd at public meeting, when all may be present, and each candidate can swer for himself

 It would be an endless labor for a candidate to give through the public prints, written opinion up- any and every section of the Penal Code. am ready answer face face with the questioner the public, and my competitors, all questions that do or may interest the voters of this county.

 l am very respectfully,

 the Inqurer's ob't ser't,

 B. McALPIN.