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v.bo does he po ,o for assis,ancef Does be @ lO these party Editors and office holders Tor aoes Hs gO families of properly and character tor

 And when poor Eoreig ners come to this country aeu want work who gives it to themf Do Poii1cat Eon- ors and pOliuica ofire-hOldeTs give to them I-o0 they build houses and work farms, and thus gve MoH- 0rabe empoymenI nI thousands and thO0sands oL PooT aud honest foreigners 2not one on em-buf tBey are cruel enuC just party purposes, to te, ueco poor foreigners, to knock down the rich and thels houses, and that the rich always gTagd the Poor snA all that kind of saag-iI is too bad-ihats worse than Koliaree-lhal's agin law and agin common se1se' and think out without biting right HP. Now' are going on worse and worse and I not stopd will go right into a cold and cOIlaPs But says !: ihere is renesyand that is for every man, rlch and pOor look 10 the laws-obey the laws--go to she Gao, hox and pu. M his honest vo,e and do all he to Keep the peace, and suffer nO bad man to ad- wise him to the contrary. Aint that good remedy' syih. :. Won, that keep off the cOIlaref says T. II will so," says he" Wont things git bNe," says

 i, ain attended to 4'' am afraid so, saye Mr. For. sh Then g clear 1i eo1rs s" ssS x keepn coul, and wa,chiG agn things gittin worse w

 me, and folks all ahont the country take my advice ae elections, and obey the laws' aud commit no rols. Ss these National premonorysA-ike these things that now hangin me-will go of; and the nation: like, will be again ia and ne soand as old granit"

 Aud wi!h that, Mr; F"rsyh 5omps up aIa ook my and there ips pa,ro, in the country that wont say so. We'll them," says l, don't Il turn out that what said was true, iha there is a strong likeness between a mai and ilis alins, and nation and its ailins 1'' There is no doub, on' says he; go that was an end of the premoni!ory and kolaree bns'ness Now my good old friend Mir. Dwight, have ony few more words to say. hear tell that riots and de vihry is feared your eIecton and it is enuf to bring on koaree think ont, that sch fine city, the

 pride of the country, and the envy of all creation, should even be dsgraced by riot. wont believe H. for when you come think ont. riots very seldom n- jure the folks intended, but frighen poor innocent women, and little children, and come pagy hard too inc police and law officers, for they are bound i0 keep the peace. and do t at the risk of fife; 90 that no good comes but much evil. But if by any chance had folks will uake riots, and none but bad folks will e, every good cizen stand by the officers o the law-and lei the cry be support the iasos-kee good order. Your friend and friend to the laws.

 J. DOWNING, Major

 Downingville Militia, 2d Brigade.