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 .gprI IS, Is47. rytf. r7y'ts~ L--.~-- ---.sy h--sa ~vIstueFable said in many of the northern counties relative to our next Representative in Congress. and our next Governor. It is true, sir the north thinks that she has been somewhat neglected in the selection of materials to fi!l the most important offices The north regrets very much, that Gov. DREW, has changed his residence from the North to the Soata. But assure you, that the north is si,ll proud of Gov. Drew, and would be the last to give him ID If he should consent for either Governor or Reo resenta,iye in Congress, the north would rally in one solid phalsnx to his support. When inves- tigate Gov. Drew's political course, and compare his messages with those of the Governors of other States, I thInk that the North should so; only be proud of him. but the whole State. Cor. Diew's course win always be an independent and fearless one. Give he man of honesty and taIents--they ' can be found in THOMAS 5. DREW.

 In haste, yours. &c.

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