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Missouri, and fnstrucliag fhe New Fo,t delegation to take the stand which they di4 take in Congress against our rights. When the South opposed the Tariff, in lsoe where was Van Buren? Battling by tbs side of the Federalisis, and voting for that bill. When the question came up in New York, of he right of suffrage. where woe Van Bureh! Voting 10 admit free neeroea fo tho right of suffrage. When Congress wished to impose restrictions on Florida where was Van Buren found Yotinr2 In favor of the restrictions. On what sub;ec, did all the old Federalists unite with Jack. son? Was it not in defence of the Procla- nation which Van Buren promptedl

 These, people of Arkansas, are factq Do they not warrant me in saying, and vol. in believing, that Van Buren, if elected, will be a President, not for the whole nation but for the North alone! Already, in apt;. cipation of his success, the Abolitionists have raised :heir crests, and are pourip@ their incendiary publications among the slaves. What have you to depend on f you elect Van Buren! Do you know of any one single settled principle in politics. any one rule of government, any siRoEe principle of Democracy, which he will sllp- port and carry out? Not one. Are yon Jackson men? If so, inquire how far Van Buren's principles agree with those fog which you elected the old soldier. Ton are against the Tariff Van Buren voted for it in 1928. You are against the U. S. Bank. Van Buren petitioned for Branch of 1t at Albany. You are in favor of gold and against rag money. New York, under the auspices and direction of Van Buren and the Regency, has more rag banks than any other State in the Union. You are slave holders. Van Buren voted to give free negroes the right of suffrage. You want yonr President to serve but one term, Is Van Buren in favor of that! You are against the system of rewards-of appoint ing Senators and members of Congress to office. Is Van Bufen against thatl You are against Clay's Land Bill. Is Van Bu. rea! You are Democrats. Is not the New England Federal press now support ing Van Buren! Ask yourselves what sympathy he has with the feelings, wishes, and wants of the West-and then consider if you wish him for your next President We may have voice in tnat electon.- God grant we may, for l verily believe that the vote of Arkansas will be for Whine and virtue against Van Buren and corruption.

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