CANDIDATE FOR AUDITOR
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We take pleasure in laying before our
readers the following letter friend A. r
Johnston Esq. accepting ths nomination for
| the office of Aucitor. We consider the
whlg party, and the people of the State gen.
orally. are fortunate in obtaining the con-
sent of MIR. J. 20 run for this very responsi.
Bile Office. There are few men in the
State or out of it. better qualified to discharge
the duties ofthe station. Possessing talent
ola high order, a capacity for business moi
surpassed and habits of industry that know
ncc tai,::ee.ring. MIR. Johnston enters the can
va.s with the nriissihtes. prospects of success;
and we believe he and his r-:ends will not
be disappointed in the result. Ii charac-
ter for honesty and fitness for the station
can recommend gentleman to the intelli-
gent OF the opposing patty. then wall the pa
triots In the democratic ranks give Mr.
Johnston warm support regardless OF
party distinctions. He deserves success
and we believe he will attain it,-Southron.


RAYMOND, MI. AUG. 80. lS43.


Dear Sir:-A few days since. | receiv-
ed note from you. as Chairman of the
Wing Central COMMITTEE informing me
that had received the nomination for Au
ditor of Public Accounts. in place o. Luke
Lea Esq, who declined the former nomi-
alton by the Convention.


accept the nomination with much pleas
ure. and will strive to prove myself worthy
OF II. by activity and zeal IN defence OF whig
principles during the canvass. and faith
ful discharge of the duties ofthe office,
should be so fortunate as 70 receive ma
jority of the votes.


To yourself and other members of the
Committee, Tsincerely tender an expression
ofthe gratitude | feel for the distinguished
consideration which prompted you. unanim-
onsly. to nominate me for so r. sponsible and
important a station. Believe, me, sir, 1 she'll
never forget the high compliment thus bes-
towcd upon my humble sell:


With sentiments of respect,


Yonr friend and servant,


A r. JOHNSON.


To VIM. Yerger. Esq.