From the Al6anv Arg1ss.
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 ss "The fact is clear, that Mir. Jackson has not a single feeling, in common with re- publican party. The reverse of that; he de- sires, and makes merit of desiring the total extinction of it."

 "It is an idle thing, in this State, however, it may be in others. to strive even for mOdsr- ate support of Mr.. Jackson. He is WksNy Out of question so far as the votes of New York are ia it. Independently of the dsclo- sures of his political opinions. he could not be the .republican candidate. He is respect ed as a gallant soldier; hut be stands in the minds of the people of this State. at an un- His habits are quite too summary for that"

 We think now, as the Argus did in 1894.

 4 Smart Ret0rs--The following cGt direct is from the pen of the celebrated Sheridan. Lord Erskins declared in large party, ia which Lady E. and Mir. S. were present. that a wife only tin canister tied to one's tails" upon which Sheridan presented Lady Erskine with these lines:

 "Lord Erskine. at woman presumed to rail- Calls wife 'rin canister tied to ones tail.' And fair Lady Anne, while the subject he carries ca, Seems hurt ai his lordship's degrading comparison, But wherefore degradingi consider alright, canlster's PoLIsH'D D, and USEFUL, and BRIGHT, And should dirt its original purity hide,

 That'e the fault of the PUPPY to whom ;t is TIEDw Highlander was one day brough, before his Chief being accused of sheep steallng The crime being fully proved, Donald was seatenced to he hanged. I however happenned that singular indulgence was allowed the criminals those days, ViE the ch0ce O any particular tree they might wish tO be hanged on. Accordingly the person in office went up tO Donald e iasairs sf hn, "which Ese he shsud prefer ss be