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that john C. CALHoUN IS the candidate Of tie
Standard fer nezt President, and this fact fur
nishes a key to sundry little mysteries which nave
puzzled political Gnostics for while back. The
andard improves the opportunity to take grousd
decidedly against STOPPING THE STATE Works,
and sundry other operations which Loco-Focoism
proper has cut ou, for the winters wsrk Albany.


The Morning Herald also takes ground very
pungently against 4" the American Canning at Kin
derhook insists that he shall stick MS cabbages,
MS domestic habits and comforts that SO delight
his own hear, and that of the Argus, and leave
CAPr. TYLER to administer The Government foc
the next six or seven years Who Is the next Rich
nond Trot him out


On the main question propounded above we con
cur for once with the Argus-or more strictly. with
Gen Dix Of whose courtly and stately style the
Argus manifesto Is redolent' We insist that tn.
Loco F oco party ought to rua Mr.. Van Burea for
reelection. If the managers believe one particle
Of the monstrous fables with which they con-
,tan,ly feeding their followers. that their defeat in
1910 was compassed BY fraud. BY deception, by
frenzy, by pipe-laying, they ought in simple JUS
tcc TO give Mr. Van Buren, another chance
Wheu John Jay was cheated out of his election as
Governor of this State, the People spontaneously


insisted that he sheuld run the next contest, and
elected hin BY an overwhelming majority And
any LocoFoco who now opposes the running OF
Mr. Van Buren in 1874, at the same time cOunten-
ancing in any manner the ridiculous excuses OF his
party for their defeat in 1910, Proclams himself a
deliberate mpos,er. No, sirs, stand square up to
tho mark If Mr.Ven Buren, has been cheated out
If the Presidency, the country owes him re-elec-
ton and if you think he was cheated you ought
to support him. Let there be no lodging the issue
Our heart is set opposing Martin Van Burea II
1914, and his withdrawal from TIE field will de-
prve as of half the pleasure Of the victory.