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Is Iron is Iron, let ,rho wM be Presidead.--
The other day other day one Of, our indus
trious and thriving democratic blacksmiths
called on dealer who had supplied him
with iron, to settle up his last years bill
which amounted to several hundred dollars


The bill settled some, conversation was
had about new supply, when our friend
Of the forge found that iron had adyanc-
ed eighteen dollars on a ton. 'How is
,hisa he asked; you told me last ycar that
if Polk was elected President we should
all be ruined; that prices would decline;
you would have to give away your iron
and | should have to work for nothing if
worked at all; and now Polk is elected
and about to take the chair, you, are asking
more for your iron than you then did
Just explain this If you WILL why YES,
returned the merchant, "MT. Polk is Pres
ident to be sure, but then YOU must re-
fhember that iron Is iron let who will be
President fact which the whig politi-
clans generally seemed to overlook last
Autu,hn.-S Spring field Host.