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f. Here they come.-When such men as Judge Lit.
tleslon. of Evansville; Hon. G.. II. Test. of
Wayne; Mr.. Dunn, talented lawyer of Dear.
born; Hon. VIM. Bryant, of Park; Mai. Mace,
ct Lafayette, late q wing candidate for Congress
Ihos. Jernogan. of South Bend and Hon. S. II.
Clymer, Of E.lkhart and hosts of others equally
in high standing, " come out from among the foul
party of whiggery. i, should arrest the attention
OF those who heedossly gave their support to ie.
deralism in 1910. These men are ali placed in
situation to notice the owl tenJency OF the mea.
sures of the party with which they have hereto
toro acted. and have the moral courage TO nc.
knowledge their error in the face Of the whole
world. Let every one who has found himself de.
ceved, act as boldy.-Indiana State Sentinel.


Isaac w. Vanoer, ESQ.,. appointed by the Pom.
sylvana Wing Convention as tho Clay eleclor for
Chester county; has declined his namc to bo used
for that purpose. Mr.. Vanleer, although whe
is opposed to Mr.. Clay President.-lndiana
Sentinel.


From the Medina Watch Tower


WHIG REMUNERATION.
Ma. hayes,


Sir: 81 would be glad to make known through
tho columns Of your paper, that for the last ter
years have been Whig, ard have ever held Il