Working Men do you hear and heed
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g CLERKS of New-York for years your occu-
patton and your class have been the theme of the vi


lest abuse and ribaldry from Loco-F Focoism. In
the Globe, the Nero Era, and other organs of the
party, you have been reved and stigmatized; the
Halls of Legislation have reechoed to the lowest
calunnnes on your characters and the grossest ale
cations of your lack of Intelligence and Patriotism


You have surely seen enough Of Loco-F ecoisrn and
suffered enough from it to know that its spirit is
Jscobinicn, ferocious, disorganizng, and its sway
incompatible with good order, stable policy, and
general Prosperity. Two of the most respected
Merchants of our City are now Wing candidates
for Congress-will you not sustain them with en-
thusiasm? Rally in your might, Clerks of New
York for the cause of true Liberty. enlightened
National Policy, and substantial Prosperity