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CHANGEs!-cHANGEs We see by our
exchange papers in Tennessee, that nu-
merous changes have taken place since
the late election. Hundreds Of wings who
voted for Clay, have abandoned whiggery,
and are now enrolled among the sterling
democracy of the Stale, and during the
approaching State election, will do efficient
service in the cause of democracy.


We tell our political brethren in Ten
nessee that We can enumerate large num-
ber, heretofore wings, who now cooperate
with US in advocating the cause Of annex
iion, and other measures Of the democratic
party. The glorious car Of republican
equality is gaining ground in Kentucky,
and the day is not far distant when she
will return to her first and ancient love-
10 the political landmarks Of her elder sis
ter, and TO the great governmental mea-
sures which were the chief glory Of the
once republican but now fallen chief Of
Ashland. Lou. (Ky.) Democrat.