The Failure

The enemies of Senator Ferry are endeavoring to raake political capital against liim because of bis recent financial difflculties. In the örst place it is a singular way to conduct a campaign against a man, to so combine together his creditors and have ihem precipítate their bilis upon him without warning that he shall be ovenvhihned and unable to meet them at once. Tlien not satisfied with this they directly set abftut trying to raise an argument against him as a statesnian because of the financial failure. The contemptibleness of such a course only necds to be alluded to, tobe understood. Mr. Edward Ferry is meeting this in the right way by not noticing it. He says he will continue in the senatorial fij{ht until that issettlei' .tiien he will give his attention to the failure. He announces their ability to meet all claims.