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There was never such a heterogeneous mass, as is now called the DEMOCRACY of the country. Look at some of them, and their opinions. First comes Martin Van Buren! He voted against the war. Was that demo- cracy9 lie voted against Madison. Was that democracy2 Or was 1t his support ol Rufus King!

 Isaac Hill, senator from New Hampshire, is another democrat-and true blue Van Buren man. Scan his opinion of Gen. Jack son in 1894

 ssHe General Jackson.} Is ia 10 respect qualified for the office of President of the United States. He IS not i'll point of infor- nation or understanding superior to one half of the members of the Senate, and he is liable to commit great erregs both frons his prejudlees and his temper. His talents are merely of the military kind, ,"-.Neap Hampshire Potriot, Feb. T, 1924.

 Ritchie, of the Richmond Enquirer, Is an- other. Hear General Jackson's opinion of him-and his opinion of Van Buren,

 'Ritchie IS the greatest scoundrei in crc- alton. on."-ANDREw JACKSON.

 "We know not what some of Mir. Van Burea's friends of Albany say. but this we do know, that many of the friends of the administration in Virginia will not support him as Vice President.-WE CERTAIN LY SHALL N0T.n-Rtchmond Etqui- rer, 1882.

 In what did Mir. VAN BuREN and the Fed eralists of the North perfectly agreee In the Proclamation--an ultra federal document.

 The South was once thought the nursery ofdemocrats hear now what the Globe says i:

 sIfJudge White carry off the South, the possibility is admitted then, Mir. Clay will come into the House as the real competitor for the Chief Magistracy, against the candi- date q ths Democracg."

 So then, if Y irgiaia, South and Narth Ca rolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Alabama, Louisiana and Georgia, all go for Judge White--the democracy still remains to Mir. Van Buren. Ay! Connecti- cut-the land of the Hartford Convention-- leads the yan of tho democracy. What an abominable humbug is all this! Mr. Van Buren is, and must be, the Fede- ral candidate. He voted against the inte- rests of Missouri. He voted against introdu- cing slaves into Florida. If MT. Webster is withdrawn, the northern Federalists will take up Van Buren. So says their leading paper7-the Boston Courier.