"TEN CENTS A. DAY AND BEAN


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Whig Railroads, Whig banners, and Whig
principles appear to be going dog cheap.-We
learn from the Cincinnati Message, that the cele-
brated Banner of the Wings, used during the
hard cider and coon skin campaign, was sold in
that city few evenings since for 25 cents. This
was one of the famous humbug banners, made to
deceive the laboring classes of the community
The following is the inscription it portrait of
General Harrison underneath which are the
words-"Two dollars aday and roast beef" on
one side, and on the other portrait of Mr.. Van
Buren, and underneath cents day and
bean soup!" We hope the purchaser was Dem
ocrat, and that he will preserve the banner to be
shown at the public meetings next campaign, as
one of the evidences Of Whig promises; for, be
assured when the time arrives for electioneering,
the Wings will deny all their promises, and dis
avow ever having deluded the people by resort
inc to the contemplate humbuggery which char
acterised the late Presidential election But will
they be believed? What says the 800 or 400
men who were discharged from the Brooklyn
Navy Yard2 Most of them voted for "a change"
they have got it. What says the 800 men dis
charged from the Philadelphia Navy Yard on
Wednesday last? They too, every man, voted
for ga change''-"for Tippecanoe and Tyler too,"
and they got what they asked fora change
But have they got their stwo dollars day and
roast beef?" Does it not my honest fellows, look
now IeetIe more like ''ten cents a day and bean
SOUP than it did under Mr.. Van Buren, and his
ten hour system and good wages 1t certainly
appears so to US. We must all live and learn,
and if we make mistake once we know how to
act next time Always keep the Democratic
standard inview, eschew all Wing hr1nbugs and
you are always safe. Ncw Era.


No WoxDER! A friend tells us that he at
tended meeting Of the Washingtonians in the
city of Baltimore a few weeks ago. AS usual,
the meeting was opened by reading the Pledge,
and an invitation to sign-this was followed by a
general rush for the secretarys desk. A rum
seller at the farther end of the room got up and
asked leave to say few words. "You Wash
ingtonian boys" said he, have got all my Gus
toners but one, and there he IS signing mOoo =
Guess its no use to open shop any more, so, with
your permission, PU sign toOr' This was re-
ceived with immense cheering, during which the
rum-seller walked to the desk, and entered his
name on the book