LocoFocoIsM OF THE NORTH.
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The Madsonian, after showing the evils
of prescription for political opinions ns-evis
o the proscriber as we'll as 10 the proscrib-
ed-has the following beautiful commenta-
rv upon the locofocracy ofthe North


How different it is in the South and
South West A Chief Magistrate is rare
ly annoyed by importunity for patronage"
by the people of other States. They 60 for
princlple-the Northern cliques for plum
der. A President may cast off tho clique
leaders with inpunity. and without the
least dauger-for their own hocks will
cease to follow them the moment they be-
come powerless. and cannot be drawn from
the administration they contributed to place
in power. But it is not so with The people
of the South and South West. They sup
port their leaders for the sake Of their
principles-and when their leaders are cast
aside they 60 with them en- masse, and will
| fight under their banners TO the DEATH
| Such is brief picture of the perils that
may be apprehended from restoration ofthe
"Hunker Clique" set Of desperate men
who make politics trade, and resemble IN
character and tendency some of the worst
features of the Jacobin Clubs Des'iiule
of principle-often moral as well as polit-
ical--they manage to ride npon the popildr
current. for the sake of success; and when
the good cause for when the good cause foE


which alone the true republicans contend


ed, is triumphant. they claim all the credit


and demand all the "spoils."