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most If not the entire blame would readily screen them
selves from IT, elndc the laws take care OF themselves
prof, by the suerngs aud losses OF the nnoc ent and
leave those TO perish who had little. il any, active
agency in producing the present state ofthings.


We look upon Governor Porer's message
as the foreshadowing of the complete triumph
Of Conservative doctrines in Pennsylvania.
That great State will give its vote for General
Harrison. Ihe Van Buren men here admit
It. The tide is irresistible. General Harri-
son must be elected. Opposition IS vain
Van Burenism is down-with the aid Of Mr..
Calhoun. Mr.. Van Buren may retain New
Hampshire and few OF the southern States.
But ne cannot be reelected. The signs of it
tbicken. Great movements are making
Events are on the wing. The result will be
the banishment from Office of those who have
abused and disgraced their trusts, and the re-
assertion and vindication Of democratic re
publican principles in the election of General
Harrison.