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RinFguld, sustained our arms aud cover cd even Loco-Foco imbeciliiy with tl,ze of Whig glory, which will continue to shine on their country's character, whi,e Palo Alto and ReSaca de la Palma are recorded in the page of history.

 While Loco Focoisrn talked of Patriotism tn ,he Halls of Congress, and in the cor ru-,ing luxury of the spells of office, the Wings were sustaining the stars and the stripes, deepening the red of that glorious standard with their blood, and adding fresh lusire to it's stars by the story of their heroic deeds. At the first blast of wars trumpet, those who had yelled for war and shouted for annexation, slunk in gloriously back into their lucrative otti- ces, while Desha of Alabama, Baker of Ill Watson of Maryland, Clay of Ky, with other Wings in Louisiana, Mississ- ippi and all over the country, hurried to the field. Another contest came, and Lo- co-Foco cowardice and imbecility were forgotten in the shouts of approval which went up to the sky from this broad land over the deeds of valor done at Monterey by Taylor Worth and Watson, all whlgs, supported by the brave soldiers, who con- fided in their gallantry to rescue our country from the difficulties into which Loco Focoism, ignorance and folly, had plunged her. Gen. Taylor and his bold Whig associates, looked back trom the Sierras of Mexico, proud oftheir country s flag waving untarnished over their heads They saw Mexico with no gallant gene ral to rally her troops. Vega was Pris- oner, Arista was defeated, Ampudia was signing the record of his own disgrace, with the big drops of sweat rolling down his face, reluctant testimonials wrung from him of the valor and bravery of Wh;g patriotism. Such is the Whig rec ord.

 The spirit of the north is awaking and men of all parties are beginning to see the the hideousness of policy which has for it's main object the perpetuity and ex- tension of the slave power in this country. The men who have ruled the dominant party, as with the iron hand of Destiny, have ere ,his read the waning of their tr- umphs in the Free States, and have be. come more desperate in their endeavors to carve out neu States, wherein their "pe" culiar institutions" may find permanent foothold, and by means which they hope to secure and retain the ascendency in the government of tue United States for all time to come. Is there descendant of the stern old puritanic stock, to what ever party or sect he may belong, who will shrink from oxerting whatever inf1u- ence he may possess in preventing such an outrage upon Humanity-such fraud upon human Freedom Will the fear of being s,igmatzed as "traitors' bJ the agent of these abominations, deter one MAN from speaking and acting boldly in such crisis as the present?