COMMUNICATIONS.

For He .7ffaasqs Baaae GENERAL, BYRD.
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1 know very well, Mr. Editor, ths

 ticing the productions of this genda am entering upon a task which youv

 sider entirely gratuitoEs. It is veryH dcrstood that you regard the skim | such eoons, as q delicate recreationo

 you alone are entitled, and 10 whld accustomed knife only should be aF Still, l think there is ample rooma enough2 in the widely extended con and modification which his case d

 for several operators who, like miks inexperienced in the art of cutting pP

 The faculty possessed by Gen. y making himself ridiculous, is pecuIa own. No other man would set aboa coolly and prcmcditatedly; eyidenaJ mined, not to be counselled from

 friends or laughed out of 1t by hs

 For instance: he commences his

 dress in the last Times and AdFocai little of which shall inilict upon

 reader, with this definition ot hls pan "I have been a candidate for the oilce yernor; was induced to take tnN CONSIDERATIONS OF PATRIOTISM Ne modest indeed, General! How y' that your patriotism never induced

 believe that another man could beioa'l would do the State more service, eVa yourself! It has often been chag. patriotism and your elevation to the o1 Governor were synonymous terms WI but truly your eandor in conlessmg Hl| than could reasonably be looked lo' patriotism is a rare virtue, whlchmdacs| to place himself before two conyenaopl people, the last of which he was nloaa engaged in getting together and then nounce his dissatisfaction and Wlu from them, only, when he found ~ | and out of it, that he could not ger U. nation. He tells us that ''eVery llE on smoothly" Chat is he thought '...l ". of the convention were for hlm) '11l the second day.' Now the Genera 1. well aware, as well as others, thai riod ofthe balloting in the Conyenll0a1 ,., crcr equal the vote of pr. Chapu', .t, consequently, the intrigueing whlclS5 l'' be the burden of his song, was oD!' l! I, sary on the part of his friends anu ,.I To locker on, and one like nlY%s| k rated from the great tide ol Polilie55 5 ,5 patton, il did seem very much, as U L;Ia. \ eral exerted to the uttermost hls aYD X

 intrigue and management. To the x. g of his talents in this line, in eoglanIS' lS \ his ally, Weller, is to be attrlou'sa

 Col. Ashley's election as a deSs, ,nA Convention from this county noti when hea7ing the foulest abuse .i p5, P, man, these two worthies are forced lI.I sI that their own ingenious tricks [s'J ,bq them. Do they deny this DO ,.si .DI that they voted for Ashley, alla l, U" nm. means to elect him-leaving nm tsj ~ cd? Do they deny that they l' n'l I, printed with Col. Ashley's name a5 ., i iir and distributed them stealthiif 'ag asl5 ouslye on the morning when the Oc ol this county met for the purPosf, ,be | three of theia number to cast ps v ri Do they deny when their trie1g''p 'prs covered that the two protessed ps z. on that ticket were beaten 6y ile ,s p N leeates, and that the General iil70'