That Bridgewater Repeater

MlMHIiM'ii:, NOV. 8, 1880. Editor Cuurier ; - The Argus of last week saya tliat a citizen of Bridgewater voled tlio rvpulilican ticket íd both Clinton and Bridgewater. Tbc man in question h, and alwayH has 1 ¦ r a deuiocrat, and has been a township offioer, eleoted on the democratie ticket, and i hard worker ibr the demooratie oause thinfall. Although, ofcoursc, these facts make no difference in the of Tense. Yours, oto., O. 8. R. The ubovc is from a gentleman in Mancliehter whoee word will not be gainsaid. It show.s to what base things politicians will resort to soften or ease down disustrous defeat at the polls. Such oharges, how epor, are quite apt to opérate aa the bim legs of a lightning-gcarcd, sprin-steeled doulilc-back-action mulo does to an itiquis itive cxplorer searcliing for tho motive power, ad results in Horrow to tbe aceu.s crs.