St. Lawrence County.
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CANTON. ST. Lawrence Co. N. Y. July D. 1914.


Our prospects in this region are frightening
every day. Your estimate of the Loco Foco ma
jority in St. Lawrence 1900 is quite favorable TO
them. In my opinion, they cannot come mp to
that. Hon. Silas Wright is now on an election
ecring tour through the County. Major Davezac,
1t was advertised, would accompany him, but did
not. We are sorry FOR this, because the Major
has done the Wing cause much good wherever he
has spoken. heard Mr. Wright speak yester-
day at Potsdam. The game of brag seems to
be the Loco Foco policy this campaign, as the
Hon. Senator said that Folks election was GER
tam By the way, he said the same of MIR. Van
Buren's in 1910. He defined his postion,' both
in relation to a Tariff and Annexation. AS re-
CARDS the latter, he said his views were the same
as those expressed by Mr.. Van Buren in his letter,
for which the latter had suffered political martyr
dom. He also said (and was very glad to hear
it, for some of the Loco Foco leaders here have
denied it, that the coming election would decide
the Texas question. He believed that the An
nexation of Texas would " "amcliorate the condi-
ton of Slavery, and aid in its final abolition as,
if il ever became extinct, it would be by moving
itself farther South.' These were his very words.
He speaks at Malone, franklin County, next
Tuesday. b.