James G.. Birney Again.
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We have been favored with the perussl oil
letter from gentleman Of the highest standing
in Saginaw, relative to Mr. Biney's nomination
by the Loco Focos, and permitted to publish all
that part Of it which relates to that subject
The writer is well known to us, and his state
nents are entitled to the utmost reliance. They
corroborate the facts published by us yesterday
SAGINAW Oct. 10. 1874.


DEAR SIR: send you some copies OF hand
bill issued by the Locos of this city this morn,
ing, calling Mass Meeting on Thursday OF next
week The object Of the meeting, as appears
from the hand-bili, is to counterdet the tde's
uhich haze gone abroad, relative to The nomlna-
ton of Mr.. Brney by the Democratic party
How the party which nominated Mr. blrney can
or will counteract the fact, is a problem to be
solved.


AT the Mass Meeting there will be an effort
to withdraw the nomination and start another on
the course, but I cannot see how this will help
the matter. One certain result will be. to dis2r-
psnize the party, which now are pretty generally
1sore few excepted united upon Mr.. B. end
create fficuties not very soon TO be reconcued.


The facts relative 10 Mr. Bimey's nomination,
are well known here, and think ere becoming





try They are simply these--MR, BRSEY
SOUGHT TIE NOMINATION FRoMTHE DEMocRATlcrAE-
Ty-BE AvowED HIMSELF A DEMockAr-PLErGsD
HIMSELF, as Is WELL UNDERSTOOD, TO SUPPORT
DeMocaAT1c MEN AND MEAsuREs-ANp FURTHER
PLEDGED HIMSELF II ELECTED: MOTTO DISCUSS THE
SUBJECT OF ABoLITIoNrsM n THE LEGISLATURE.
have been assured by gentleman present at the
Convention, that these pledges were made at the
nominating Convention, 81 the "gentleman 81
truth and yeraeity," alluded &c in ihe hanc-bl,
on the behalf of Mr. B. and es wac understood at
the time, on the authority OF Mr.. B.
! And the facts further are, that the party were
we'll pleased with the new accession to their
ranks-that some of them thought the romlna-
ton of Mr. r. would exhibit the ma1lrium OF
political sagacity-and consequently, MIR. b.
was regularly nominated, only three voting
against him, es l have been told, on the iori1si
ballot.


The facts further are, that EIr. Birney was
pleased with the prospec. of his being nominated
By the Democratic party-and his statements TO
Frazer and Thompson, clearly show that he was
determined to accept the nomination, if confer.
red upon him. The party may seek to cast of
Mr.. Birney, and Mr.. B. to save appearances,
NAV publicly decline the nomination, but It Is
too ate-the thing is done, and cannot be un.
DONE


instructions from abroad, imagine, are at the
bottom of this movement. The leaders there Of
the party, think That something must be done to
prevent, if possible, the Wing Abolitionists from
withdrawing their support from Mr.. Blrney, and
giving it to Mr.. Clay. Detroit DAILY Adv