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 DEAR DocToR-Each day, since the with drawal of Doctor Chapman, have intended to write you my apprehension of the conse- quences likely to result, in this county, from that unexpected step. am now glad that deferred writing, since it enables me to give you much more certain, and agreeable infor- nation. The nomination of Gen DREW, to take the place of Chapman, on our State ticket, meets with much more general ap- proyal than l, at first, believed itwould. But l founded my belief upon the impression that ne was very little known among the people in this part ofthe country. In this, am pleased to find that l was greatly mistaken. Gen. DREW is no stranger here. He has a number oi old aequaintances amongst our good citi- zens, who are of the right stamp, and who testify, Ill the highest terms, to his worth and capacity. This, my dear sir, was all we wanted; and, having it, nothing remains to obscure the brightness of our prosperity. Old Hampstead will speak her voice, in October snext, as in days of yore, unshaken by the snarls of CooaS, or the hissing of disappointed, disorganizing Democrats.

 If l get leisure, will write you again, in q few days. In the mean time, rest assured that the nomination of Gen. DREW will be warmly responded to by the support of every Demo- crat III Hampstead, at the polls, next October.

 In haste your friend