OUR ELECTORAL TICKET
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We hoist this week our electoral ticket.
and in presenting il to the public. we take
the occasion TO say, that we feel a confideE ee
amounting almost 10 an assurance, tha, it
will BE- lriumphan: next November The
gentlemen composing It nre able and will
ing TO canvass the state. and do justice to The
cause. But our chief reliance is rot upon
the elcquence or ability of our speakers
Notwithstanding we have the decided ad
vantage, Of taIenO bat in the honesty and
patriotism Of the people In their honesty
TO seize and embrace the truth when it is
presented TO their understandings. In their
patriotism to choose the proper and efficient
means of preserving our constitution. and
perpetuaiing our institutions. and to adopt
the remedy for the evils and dangers which
threaten their existence.


The canvass Is about to open here. 1t
has already opened in other parts of the
country. The proceedings of last Thurs
day have rendered il certain. that there's
'hurra' enough in Mr. Clay to call forth a
shout, which will oc one. long, loud, unbro
ken huzzl from Maine.to Louisiana. The
bugIe blast from the North and East will
be re-echoed from every hill and hollow OF
the South and West. United. unbrokeh.
undismaycd. the whig party present an i'm
peneiruble front, while their enemies are


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man be at post, and do his duty mar lily
and the verdict Of the grand inquest of s
40 will be re-a ffirmed in 1914 and the cor
rupt leaders who are now seeking TO reverse
that verdict upon the ground of frand anC
bribery in 100000 OF the free citizens o
this'country, will meet with that rebuke the,
deserve for such an insult to nineteen OF III,
twenty six States ofthi. Union.