During the late Presidential campaign,
Judge D. was nominated by the pro-sla- !
very dein 'cracy of Racine m their candi
date Ur C: ogress, but 1 e peremptorily de
clined, and, taking the stump, supported
the Republican cause and its candidates j
with his usual ability. Our readers will ■
recollect the speech delivered by him at
American Hall, which was generally con- j
ceded to be the best effort of the campaign
in this city. He will do honor to the no
ble slate which lias just been relieved from
the thrnlidotn of doughfaeery, and we con
gratulate the republicans of Wisconsin on
the election of so faithful a champion to
represent theft) in the United States Sen
ate, where he v.iil undoubtedly make bis
mark. —[ B u ffalo lie pub! ie.
Stl'-iT A story told by Harper’s Afagazint
a few months since, will bear repeating in
these doubtful bank times. As the anec
dots runs, a Yankee says:—-I beard that
thcPassamaquaddy Bank had failed—l ran
directly home to -sec if I had sinv of its
bills—found that I bad none on that or
any other —I felt fetter then.”
SQUANDER. Y> 0 iitiVC heal'd Sllp-gCStcd.
