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Mr.. Van Buren and his partizans
lstigmatize the friends of the hero oi
Tippecanoe and the Thames as
"British Wings We are inform
ed that, at late celebration of the
battle ofthe Thames, a federal To-
co-foco ofice-holder being present
said inaninsulting manner, address
ing himself to a plain looking man
who stood near him, is this q Brit
ish Whig celebrations" Yes, Z
said the old man, we are the men
who fogged the British, " and ex-
posing manly bosom, covered with
scars, he said, '.do you see this9 I
was one Of the whigs that was In
the battle Of the Thames; where
were you at that time2 It's need
less to say that the Office holder
sneaked of. not wishing to compare
notes with the old veteran. How
does MI. Van Buren himself cona-
pare with Gen. Harrison Where
was he when the hero of ippeca
noe was periling his life in the con-
hict with Great Britain And yet.
Gen. Harrison IS to be stigmatised
BIZ these Office e-holders as q British
Wing. Will the people stand this !?
Are these men who met the Brit
isa IN the tented field, to bestigmat-
izedby him who had onlyseen them
IS friends at the Court Of ST. James
with d salary Of nine thousand dol
lars 4 year, and at the Palace at
Washington, receiving twenty-five
thousand dollars per anunl, rolling
upon silk sofas, and walking carpe-
.ed rooms We shall see.


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