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EIoCuenee of the StGmp.-COl. Crockett who is eontesiing an election with Mr. Adam Hunsslnan, has made tour of ihls district, and delivered, after the manner 0f the West, a series of Stump Speeches. From Oias os these popular effasions the annexed is extract ed.

 "These changes have been produced Dy fhe magic of the little KinderhoOk infr'guer: Tshis reminds me of an anecdOte of an oid ,o.u in the basre0a of Ellinois; he took ms nov out fo plough, and there was no trees ID the baTens. Says he, do yon see yOn red heifsrl Yes. says the boy. Well, do you plough straight to her. The old man left the bow. The boy he ploughed towards the hejfer, aud she moved, and the boy. followed. and SO kept ploughing on all day. Tae oid man in the evening came and was astonistlet' Says he, you sds . . son of q, what sort of ploughing is this you have done Why. says the boy, you told me to plough to the red heifer, and have been ploughing at ter her all day. Sirs, \ was among the hrs' men that crossed the Tennessee river with General Jackson to fight the battles of oul country. When he was at the battle of Tat lahatchee ' was there whea Gen. Jackson was behind the cotton bales at New-OrIean' f. was striving in Florida; but when the Gen eral began to plough after the red heifer O Kinderhook, that was grazing in every direc. tiop, T quit him on account Of his crooked rows, for l was learned to plough by an old Quaker, whose directions were to plough straight rows and go ahead"