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on supposed or real dssensions Ill the great brotherhood of democracy. Strange tatnity that when they have just witnessed the mighty. cohesive power of democracy in overcoming all lesser considerations for the general good in the triumphant election oi AIr. Polk, they still persist in the same hope less hope of inducing democrats, on any great question where sectional and personal prefer ences may come i'll, to turn their arms against themselves instead of the common foe.

 No true democrat, though he may have 10 yield his preferred mode of annexation, Wlll be found coalescing with the whtgs Ill this design 10 restore their lost power in tue free States, by bringing to their aid any dlsap- pointed feeling or any sectional prejudice The democratic people will rigilantly guard against this insidious device of the common foe. In the spirit of the warning oi Washing ton, they will distrust the patriotism ot those who, in any quarter of the Union, may en- dcavor 10 weaken it's bonds;o and wherever and whenever professed friend or open foe. North or South. East OF West, shall assall the integrity of the Union. or the union ol the democratic party as a whole, ln the glofi- ous administration that awaits us under the President of the peoples choice, there will

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