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Gen. Hamilton, at late celebration of the dem
ocra,ic triumph in the presidential election, thus
alluded to the part borne by the northern democ
racy in the achievement:


1t is not, however. in reference to nero Sec
tlonal aflinities that we are to limit and narrow
down the glorious expansion and sympathy be-
longing to this occasion. We owe la roc debt of
gratitude to the democracy Of the North, for the
noble stand they have taken by our side. The is.
sues rendered in this contest were our issues
free trade. low duties. retrcnchment, economv
equal laws, the annexation OF Texas, and the do
mestIc right Of the South, rs guaranteed by tha,
constitution which belongs to us all. Their un
bought and unpurchascab bic sulfrages have enabled
US 10 achieve this victory. Our gratitude is due
Mr.. Van Buren for his noble Jealous, and pener.
Gus conduct. The error which he committed on
the great question of annexation, which even the
consuna'e ability of his letter could not redeem
has been more than redeemed by his incompa m
Die magnnn'mily. Bat let us give, before we sen.
nra'e, one shout for Silas Wright. Here Gen.
II. was interrupted by the mos, deainny accla
nations. tie may well excaim 'Ces1rem rehis:'
victorious himself, he has conferred victory on o,I.
ers."--Giobc.