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ty or of pity. All, all, were sacrificed to make
room for the gaunt, famished, wolf-like expec-
tants, and the voices Of waiiiDg filled the land
Coming down to OUR own State he asserted
and called upon Col. nj: who represented
Moore in the last Legislature TO correct him
if it was not so, that 81 appointments to Office
were made by the last Legislature. and that of
them SO were filed with wings, and that
David w. Stone the only Democrat elected
to any office relation of his Excellency
Gov. Morehead He then adverted to the
charge that Mr. Henry had been federalist,
and showed that Mr. Henry was in favor Of
the last war, which was the test question be-
tween the partes-that as early as "a he was
united with Gov. M. in the support of Gen.
Jackson against Henry Clay That in '2s
they were both again battling under the same
banner against the tederalst-'That in '32
they were found side by side in the demo-
cratic ranks, contending against that party
who had Henry Clay at their head--but said
Col. r. where do you find the two candidates
for the gubernatorial chair now, Mr. Henry is
found uith the same party-Gov. NJ. is
joined TO Henry Clay; it is for you then to de-
eide, who has been guilty of political ter
giversaions- which has always been strait
forward democrat.


IassinS 10 Tue expenditures OF the edGrai
Government Col Reid proved by ,chig doca-
memis that this reforming Administration spent


more money by millions, the first nine months
it was in power than Mr. Van Buren, expended
during the whole twelve months preceding.
Upon the whole, have never listened to a
more triumphant reply than this Of Col. Reid.
regret shall not have time at present to
give you more detailed account of his reply,
on this head and other great subjects (particu-
iarly the Tariff ia which the people are beginn-
sngto feel so deepa iutercst-C Cumberland may
well feel proud Of him, and it requires little Of
my gsft OF prophecy to toresec the lofty posi-
ton he is destined at no distant day, to oc-
cupy among the ab|est defenders Of equal
sights