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present, they would drown IL by inelT
(Great Cheering) feel fellowcizens, that we ere Z,
the verge election in which to be whether
the wing party is in existence o: rot Already are our
adversaics broke pieces divided into two parties
Iyou determine well your purpose the cause OF Henry
Clay will vet tIiumph- Chetripg) All we need
fellow citizens is to keep close ranks-he nosy-tut
show that our wishwil be unaswerablc in ls4s perse
thus and il must carry through in triumph in de-


nce Of all the pernicous influence that can be
against Let keep as friends Of peace and order
Let only be wings in the true spirit will sweep
away every of destruction Let act
in prospect for lSls and then all will be well will say
no more want to hear j. w Baer the Buck eye Black.
smith The gentleman sat down amid the greatest sp
rlsuse.


Mr.. J. w. BAER then came forward and rec 'ived
with much cheering, which having subFided he said he
was not able to make speech to such assembge as
then before him. particularly eer the very able and
eloquent speakers who had gone before him. He had
spoken before but to little good he had supported
Henry Clay throughout his own neghborhcod but with
one tale, and into another with quite dferen-in one
advocating whg principles and in On adjoining quite
cesdsd these
people, and when itwas asked who he was, and were
,odthat he was the bosom friend Of General Jscx'on %
they took for granted that all right and voted ior
him accordingly. he then gave few old anecdotes,
hich have went the round Of the papers during the
election campsgn pretty sns wsTs ers
ed on fact. lie proceededt to say Boys am wing ron
principles not bes Henry Clay is whg or nat nat
same Ho had been Charged with being horse seaer and


hut these charges did not AFFECT HIM
charged with ne1DH lyieT unn, auu WIS Was
certainly The greatest blow of s CHEERS snd lsushter
Il as true he held small Office under John Tyler, but
he only did SO keep % Sm %as bv ~ ny
Office He opposed the annexation OF Texas on the
ground that Il necessary that the ocofoco defaue
shond have some place TO fly TO when they dscov
cred and il Texas was annexed where had they any
asylml (Grea anghteriand cheerng) It was true that
he was oy them 10 Of % for
the future, the only that should have his vote
Henry Clay fGrest cheering) He meant to take
he advice Of this great statesmen which nc gave to the
kentucky famcrpc his flint for the next election nnd
recommended all thosc present 10 70 and do liRewise


lie said he would not have spoken on this occasion only
let them know that IL the coon was Dead the bear was
still living The speaker sat down amid great cheering


Some confusion ensued the question Of
tier.