Facts Vs. Rumors

öome weeks ' since we mentioned the sto'ry circulated by a Whi'g of Wayne County, who had visited Leslie, Ingham County, that all the Liberty men of thát place, and most in the vicinity, wero going for Wecontradicted the story at tho time, as enlirehj false. Last week we received from Leslie Post Office a letter inclosing ten dollars, and thenamesof ilártyeigJií new subscribers. The WÏiigs ■ miss it in circulating such falsehoods so early in the season. Their untruth must neccssarily become manifest; and thus people will be rendcred incredulous and disirustfulof all future reports of the kind.(t?0 A friend in Jackson County writes, Aug. 10: "You may perceive from the tone of tho Whig Press, that they anticípate a heavy vote for Liberty in November, in this county, and their anticipations wil] undoubtedly be realized. I have addressed a number of audiences, who appeared attentive to the subject. The Signal isdoing much for the cause and is read witH interest by men of all parties."