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JUDGE SHATTUCK.-We regret 10 learn
that the democratic candidate for Cove


nor was compelled TO holt at Oxford, from


severe indsposiion. Judge Shattuck still


continues The canvass. Would it not be


more fair for him to pause a while, until


Mr.. Tucker is able TO proceed with him
as they agreed to travel together, and


the people wish TO hear them both at the
same time? 1t would have been quite
easy TO send on a notification to that effect


where their appointments had beer made


to prevent disappointments; and when the


people learned, that Mr.. Tucker had
been arrested by lines in the providence
of God, and that Judge Shnttuck (who is
a clergyman had,in the spirit Of broIhcrly
kindness paused TO nurse him, they
would have blessed The good Samaritan
and said, "this indeed. is an Israelte, in
whom there is no guile" But when they
see this reverend gentleman turning away
from his sick brother, and pressing on the
hgh.road of ambition handling unclean
things, and consorlng with money chan-
gers and men Of the world; when they see
him forget the divine commands, $50
preach the gospel 10 all nations'-'go heal
the sick"-and enter upon mission to
excite mems minds--to enkndle party
spirit to exasperate the one against the
other--they will have a right to think he
has mistaken the path Of duty, in his zeal
to do the bidding Of the wings; and in the
the words Of the poet, that he has givento
i'pdrty what was meant for mankind"
We respectfully submit these reflections
10 Mr., ShaItuck himself. We are told