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is about it, and what for one nseGn to do---I mean to make a kalklation of what 1t would cost to auminGte the biggest house (if had one) in the city-then would, instead of spendin this money in this way, jist lay it by till the winter comes, and either take it my self or give it to ward committee 10 buy wood or coal for such families as by misfor- tun are snfferin and destitute--I would make no distinction of party, but ,phereper there were found sufferin women and children there would go in and make an ilunsination in their stoves or fire places. this is the kind of iuumination l hope every good Whig will go for, and take my word for it. it will bring blessins on the cause and ths party. This course will be rank poison to the ledia dimigogues of the Loco Foco .party--they are the chaps that tell the ignorant but honest poor that the Wings are their very worst enemies, and some believe 1t, when it is well known---and none know it better than these Loco Foco leaders, especially the Buffalo tribe-that Il is rank lie. There are no people m the wide world more charitable than the Ameri- can people. know it-and who dares deny it! Let any man go abroad then come home--and then hear what he says about 1t. We'll then, if this is so. who IS 1t gives liber- ally of the fruits of his industry-the man who has somethin. or the man who has noth- in !-and yet we hear some these Loco Foco

 iimigogues, who are too idle to work for an honest Twin. talkin round among the igno- rant and the wicked, and telliH 'em to join in the cry of down with the rich, and tryin, in fact, to make 1t appear sin in any man to have more with his industry and virtue, than they have with their idleness and wickedness. don't like to trust myself in writin more on this natter as my dander always begins to ! lit when think ont,