GEN. A. B. BRADFORD.
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1t will be seen from the letter below, that
Gen. Bradford has declined permitting his
name TO be Iun for Congress, in violation oi
The resolution adopted by the late Wing
State Convention We cannot commend
too highly the patriotic and selfsacrifcing
course of this gentleman. whose time and
talents have ever been devoted 10 the good
of the cause. and the triumph of our prin-
ciples. Gen. Bradford is our first choice
for Congress, and had the Convention
thought proper to run candidates. it would
have afforded US pleasure to have hoisfed
his name. But we have heretofore entirely
concurred in the policy of the resolution OF
the Convention. and still emphatically de-
clare that the wings should not bring for
ward ticke: in this election The bond
question is the all absorbing issue now. and
between the two sets of candidates IN the
democratic ticket we cannot hesitate n
choosing the bond payers. We hope the
whig papers which have hoisted a whig tick
ct, will haul it down. and show to our oppo-
nents the sincerity OF our profession, 'that
we are law abiding people"


To the Editor of the H. s. Gazete:


SIR-Mv name has been sometimes re-
fer,ed TO, in the last few months, by por-
tion ofmy feIlow-citizs MS in public meetings,
and also by some of the editors o: newspa
pers as a suitable one to be used as a candi-
Date for a member of Congress, al the elec-
tions in November next This privilege
the people il their meetings aud the public
journals had a ris ht to take. with the name Of
any individual In society. without ob]ectlon;
and having used mine without my consent
or procurement. hereby tender 70 them my
sincere thanks for such evidences Of their
