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NJ Hon. J. PHILLIPS PHGNIX requests
ns 10 announce Inc withdrawal of his name from
the Conyfes sionnl canvass II the lid District
We deeply rsgret ,his withdrawal Of our faithful,
worthy and beloved Representative, whom some
Of the People ,ciI vote i"f III spite Of request
Ueassuninp mid and deferential, We know that
ne has been esteemed IN Congress AS he deserves
to be, and has thus been enabled to render good
service to his constituents. Mr. P. withdrdws,
as under other circumstances he would have
stood. because he believes the Country's Good
urgently demands it. lie will ever be, as he has
teen. devoted champion of the good Whig
Cause, and will give to it his best energies to-day


S. Since the above was written, the fol-
lowing letter, addressed to e Committee of the
Young Mems Henry Clay Association, has been
handed US:


Gentlemen: have the honor TO acknowledge
vo,r letter of the 9Th of October, enclosing re-
sau,ions adopted by the Young Mems Henry
Clsv Association on the 25th ult. of highly
complimentary character, and expressive OF
discrimination to use your best efforts to promote
nay election.


i is well known that three candidates have been
nominated for the third Congressional District
and if all of them urs sustained by their respec-
i've friends, the result will be favorable to car po-
l;iical opponents. | have, therefore, determined
10 withdraw from the canvass, and absoge you
ir,m ,ha obligation which you rendered to me.


| thank y1u, gentlemen, ior this evidence OF
van, par,isllty, and beg leave to assure you that
shsi ever duiy appreciate the confidence and
irisndship u an Association composed like yours
of the ellie OF the Empire City,


With sent respect have 'hG hsHGT p hs yPPfHT yPHNx
O. s. HOLDER. and a. s.iFosTER. EsQ',.


70 the Electors OF the Fourth Congress


slonai District;


Believing ihet PRINCIPLES dear to every true
American, withou. distinction Of party, are IN
peeu,ia, nasnei Involved in the present canvass
f,r Member ofCc1gross III this District, and de-
srous that full and efiectual expression OF such
opinion, und;strscted by personal or party prefer
ences, should be made at the present Election,
deem it my duty, without consultation with my
political friends, and uninfuenced from any
rource but the conviction Of my own judgment,
to withdraw my name from the list o. candidates
now before the public.


JOHN H. WILLIAMS.
INao. York, Nor. 4ts. lsA.


U;- Wings! Permit one of your fellow. citizens
who labors under the misfortune to be DEAF and
DUMB, to beseech all of you to rally to the Polls
To DAY, and do your utmost exerdons to save
the CRY, the STATE, and the UNION. All the
Deaf and Dumb men resident in this City
among whom is not TO be found Loco. Foco-
instruct me 10 request you earnestly and fervent-
ly to dc it. Your devoted servant,


Nov.s yAI DARLINGTON.