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er The desperate shifts to which the Banner
and i,s correspondents arc compelled, is pitiabe.


Col. Ashleys democratic character has been
60 unsposted that The vote, tortured into an
unhsard-of significance, which hs gave for
for Col. Drsnnen, 10 the only whig vote they can
muster against him. Gov. Yell's votes, appoint.
msnn and pledges TO whigs are carefully leh uu.
touched. II voting for whig, ia all circum-
stances, constitutes 20 heinous an offence in the
eyes q ths Banner, how can il plead for Gov.
YsHi how support hima ~. ......


An "Observer'' in the last Banner, has paraded
before the public ssries Of 'items," which should
have bsen headed "Lies." HIS observations are
Of such q character, as 10 mark him man devoid
Of intellect and full Of spite and li.,leness. No
generosity in him. Though Col. Ashley's acts
should shine like midday sun, he would no,
SEQ them, but blindy and mady declare them not
tc exist even!


KCol. AshIeyS speeches are in his (and his
.Ione) estimation 50 feeble and puny. what must
be his opinion Of Gov. Ye!l's Oregon sPeeeh, %
;mueasurabIy below Ashley'si Bu. 10 uss Coz.
YelI's quotation; we ny to 'Obssrvsr," "Lay on
M.eDuf," your blows do Ashley moro good than
they were imPsilsd by black
.ad snylous spirit