

Correspondence Of the Herald.l


ROCHESTER,. Sept. 4th,
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ROCHESTER,, Sept. 4th, lS44
a Short Sketch Of Matters about RocheaU, prinei-


pauy Political


D1AR BENNETT;


As live in the western part OF this State, and
am constant reader Of your paper, perhaps you
will have no objection to my giving you little ac-
count of matters and things out this way. We
have all sorts of characters here all sorts Of re-
ligions and all sorts Of politicsthe latter forms the
principal topic Of conversation. First the Wings
will have meeting, and then the Locefocos. In
this part Of the country the wings are In the ascend
ency. The news has just come in OF the Locofoco
nominations Mr.. Gardiner, the candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, is from this place; ne ispopular
with the rufle shirts, but with the bone and sinew
he is very unpopular The Locos here seem to de-
pend upon the eastern part Of the State to elect
their ticket this part oil the State will go for Fill
more by a large majority. The Wings, as usual,
are making fools Of themselves, and the Lscos get
drunk and fight. The Birney men keep still they
are waiting to hear wha, Csssius N. Clay will say
at the whig meeting in October. You must send
good reporter out then, as it will require a smart
man to keep account OF the doings on that day.
shall from time to time, give you an account Of
things this way. Yours, &C., M. j.