"Pl0in Thoughts for the West.n
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Inc last E1llsborough Recorder saws:


These tracts were artfully written to effect the
purpose intended and no doubt largely contributed
to swell the vote for Col. Hoke, and to diminish
the Wing majority in the western counties Aftel
reading them. it is very easy to account for the
falling off in the Whig vote for Governor"
T Here is an important admission: These tracts
were either true or false. If true, the people re-
ee'ced the truth and acted on it. for the Editor ad
mits that they contributed largely to swell the
vote for Col Hoke;;' but if false, then the Editor
casts an. imputation upon the intelligence of the
Western people, and intimates in substance that
they were very good subjects for humbuggery
Which born of the dilemma does he take2


But wherefore do these Federal prints which
make such noise over these i" Plain Thoughts II
refuse to publish them7 Is it safer and more con
venent for them to ask the people to take hei,
word as to what these Tracts contain?