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The Tam,nany Hall faction are making the mos,
desperate and convus;vc efforts to carry this State
It the Presidential Election. No means noi
methods of drumming up votes and dragging the
reluctant rank and file Of the party up to the
Polls will be spared. To supply the funds reqai-
sic for carrying on the war they seem determin.
I'd to make the best and the most fthe patronage
pf the State Government, which is to be brough,
- interfere in the election in the most shame
less manncr--ss will be seen by the following
circulars which have been sent us through the
Post,Oilice:


TAMMASY HALL August 10. 1874.
At meeting of the Democratic Republican
General Committee held on the 18th inst the fol-
owing resolution WAS unanimously adopted:
Resoire Tint the Chairman nnd Secreta OF the Genera
Committee be- Instructed to for aud urge The removal OF a
l this Stne who pay to the Fgance Committee their
,ses'ments-s sa be repolted 70 them by The tnnnace
Committee "''"" .sH .ABRHHAM Ial HATFIELD. President.
Isaac V. FOWLER. Secretaries.


WIN. A. WALKER.


The Democratic Republican General Com.
mittee at I'ammany Hall, require funds to carry
IN with vigor the present pultical campaign in
,upport oil their caud dates POLK and DALLAS,
for President and Vice President of the United
States, and to maintain the ascendancy of the
party in this State, and the long established
usages of the party gives the Committee right
TO call upon all persons holding office under the
authority of the State Government, or by election
of the party, for contributions. The Committee
expect from you $40 which you will hand TO
he Treasurer.


THEoPHILUS PECK. IS L,bery.stree,.
New.York. August. 1874


Ij' This is almost as bad as TyleIism.