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 Five voters of Sparta, Livingston Co. |" adopted citizens" sign of from Locofocoism in the last Lv ingston Republican. The letter concludes:

 -'sWe believe that the Whig party are the true Republican party, and we judge both by their acts and not pretensions. Such is the best criterion with which to judge men, and not by honied prom ises and sayings. Yous. SC. THOMAS BRADY,

 ANTHONY JoHysroH,

 DANIEL. JOHNSTON,

 .- JOHM JoHusFoN, CooEnoD GRAPPENsTEETER.

 Sparta, Livingston Co. July 31, lS44. ,Ceseef .AE. Farckis6. .-In the last Puritan is a communication from the minority of the Ecclesias- tieal Council-Messrs. Hopkins and Hawes-in the case ofRey. J. F. Fairchild Itiscalled out by the report of thesmaiority, in which they attempt to give the opinions of the mnorityas aos theguilt of Mir. F. Taey close by sayiag-,saEedd aot be-; Iieve Mr. Fairchih guilty--we do not now believe him guilty, and we have faith that ere long his in- noceHce Wjithe maas tOappesr tO all-"

 Rss. lE. EhnekisS. Although the Csand Jury some time aince found an indictment against Rev. Mr. Fairchild for adultery yet he has not yet been brought here fer tfiAl, owing to the hesitation of Governor Bviggs in granting arequsiticn upon the Governor ofNew Hampshire. The Governor we understand, has his doubts whether Mfr. ?. can be considered fugitive from justice. within the in~ tenE sg the lSw.-JNtCbsgJp@t Hs1gId. .