sEw-YoRK, TfIURsDAV MORNING, SEPTEMBER rs,
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Wing csuse-who have openly and repeatedly
avowed the policy which governs their poitita!
aclion-who are recommended for your sutirages
by no considerations of local or temporary expe-
deacy-but m the honest and earnes, belief that
the Success OF the caEse with which they are den-
tifed, and the views OF public policy which they
entertain car alone restore the Country It's wen
ted prosperity, and preserve 10 the people the
blessings of free government. They ask no sacri-
fee OF public interest the altar of party feel
ing. They believe that large portion of their
opponents concur with them in opinion TO the
true policy upon which the administration of pub
lie affairs should be conducted, while they regret
shat party bond. SHOULD compel so many OF their
fellow suzens, whose interests are identical with
their own, 10 support candidates pledged to : DIFF
fercnt course.


Fellow-citizcns, we enter upon the approaching
contest under auspices the most encouraging We
appeal to the people upon no theoretical and un-
tried principles OF Government. We call upon
ihem to rescue from the trampiing foot of Exscu-
tive Power the measures proposed by their repre-
sentatiyes in the Congress of the Nation. The
great cause of Internal Improvement in their own
Safe i, to be rescued from SUSPENSION, and the
protection of the Industry of the nation from RE-
ZEAL. To prosecute and complete the public
works they have only TO enforce the just principle
of distributing the proceeds of the Public Lands.
This ample revenue will shield US from the burden
Of direct taxation and rear new monuments 10 the
Enterprise and Power of the State. Happily our
adversaries can contend no longer that the pro-
ceeds of the National domain are required for the
National defence. Thanks to the patrotisra, ad-
dress, and consummate craftsmanship of the
American Secretary Of State, all danger of war
with Great Britain has been honorably and perma-
nenlly a1ertcd, and the American people, through
the Treaty effected underhs auspices, may reason
ably look forward to an uninterrupted peace with
the only nation of the world with which conflict
was either probable or embarrassing.


Fellow Citizens, we rely upon your Intelligence
and patriotism to sustain the true interests of the
State and the Nation. We look to you for
emphatic expression of yeur condemnation of the
destructive measures Of our opponents. We in
scribe on Cur banner a PROTECTIVE TARIFF, q
LAND DISTRIBUTION, INTERNAL IMFRovEMENT,
and HENRY CLAY, and we ask you, not to
bear it on to victory-for Of that we feel assured
but to show, by the greatness of your numbers,
and by the overwhelming majority of your votes,
how decidedly you repudate the diserganizing
doctrines Of your adversaries, and how zcalouSly
you labor for the true welfare of your country.


THOMAS McELRATH. OF New-York.


6. NJ WILKINS, OF We.lchcster.


D. A. BOKEE, of Kings.


r u. RANKIN, OF Dutchess.


7. b. PORTER, Of Niagara.