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Some very absurd and broken do,rr erhorer writes nonsense as the following;

 s'Did this people vote for Sam. Adars as their Governor? How, then, did he get in2 By the deed of gift of A. Yell-that Y ell hat is now screaming so terribly for votes to help him into Congress"

 Why where are you from, old long ears' Did you never hear q know you never reod) that the consti- tuition provides upon the resignation of the Cover nor, that the President of the Senate shall succeed him? And consequently, whoever might have filled that office at the last term of the Senate (even Gen. Byrd, who was prominent candidate for it) would now be Governor, as fully as if elected by the people You seem to be impressed with the notion that Gov Yell had the office in his own gift upon resignng. Perhaps you were an applicant for the uaerpired portion of the tern'

 After ngeniously putting the State into the con- dition of ship '.gong deeper and deeper into the waves,'' he becomes excited and warmly continues his erhortaiioas A syllable is added by way of i'm proyement

 s'We now call for another plot-aM He will guide us to a peaceful haven-ahi Down. Down. with A. Yell-ahi He IS down''-ahi Y ou don't say sob ssHe got himself down. aht Up with Dr. Gibson-ah! He will stick to the vessel-oh! While it sticks together-dht He will stick to the last plank-ah! &c, &c.n

 Really we did not suppose that if any body could be found fool enough to write such stuff that there would be any one about the Gazette flat enough to nrnf if