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like this, which We Owe quoted from the three lead
ing journals deserve TO be known as the "party Of
desperadoes'" BE il observed, We have made our
quotations from whig journals in full standing and
authority as such. We have not collected extraya-
ganzas from the journals Of such political maniaes as
the editor of the Tribune, in New York, or cassius
M Clay, in Kentucky. We have taken the au-
thorzed and accredited exposnders of whig doctrine
here al the seat Of government, and IN the great
commercial centres of the land. And what PROPOSE
tions do they hold up in terms before the peope'
A vast and permanent national debt The strong
arm Of the English government to shape our for
egn policy And finally, the worthlessness of the
Union, and tho black flag Of dissolution hoised as
party banner


Comment upon all this cannot be needed. We
have put the text before the people. Let them read
il, and then judge for themselves which is the ma
tiona party Of this country-the democratic or the
whig party With which Of these parties are our
institutions SAFE And to which Of them will pat
iotc people intrust the administration Of its gov
ernmenI