CanditiJftesfor C^ty^Treaaiirer,To the JEctiior of theffireenyiUe Argus :lam liayuy to learn that Mr. D. W,. Webster is a ^ndjdata for^the.offiee ofb asound Republican. He was not converted to the Republi[can faith by the forqe, of circumstiiiVcesV but was born right. From liia infancy he was taught to look? upon theinstitution-ofAmerican slavery asa gross evii, so when the schemes of Southern traitors culminated In rebellion he was ready from principle to shoulder his musket in defence of the principles of free government. He enlisted August, ISG2, in Co. lLOtn 145th Reg’tP. V., and was in almost every engagement in which his regiment took part, Including those which resu! Led in the surrender of Lee at Appomattox. For nearly three years he faithfully served his eouutry,receiving nothing but the monthly wages of a private as Iris compensation. Nctv he asks au of litre at the hands of Iris fellow-citizens which heis^nVevery respect well qualified to fill. If'fioiioralrie and faithful service in the army entitles a man to favorable nolice, surely Mr. Webster isentitled to favorable notice by the citizens of Mercer county. He is a man of unexceptional character, and we think all who know him will agree with us in saying that he is a most suitable person for Ibis oiliee. R.