FOR BLADEN!
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twill be seen by the following that The de-
mocrats Of Bladcn up aud doing. There
ia no doubt Of a fuir democratic ticket being
elected to the Legislature. The capdidates
are gentlemen in whom the whole county can
have confidence. We hope every democrat
will 10 to the polls, aud shew the Clayites what
can he done and will be doue in November.
We hope the committees will endeavor to get
every yoter to the polls.


An extract Of letter from Baden, dated
July 10th, says:


"lamrejoiced 10 inform you Of the Eavora-
BILE prospects fD- Democracy in this section of
the State. Perfect harmony and uhanimity
exis, in our ranks. All IRE looking forward
10 the coming elections with every assurance
Of success. The enthusiasm Of 1870 has
completely died away with the wings. A
number Of their most Influential and intelli-
gent men have turned from the error Of their
way-renounced Clay aud whigery and en-
listed in our ranks. l could name more than
a dozen individuals within the compass ol
our small county, who voted for s.Tip aud Ty,' D
who now admit that they can never swallow
Clay"


Another letter says:


"The people are getting little excited in
politics in this county, and will. thiuk, give
Hoke at least SO votes more than any candi-
date for Governor has got since the people
havs elected that officer"