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small scale. Let him locate himself thrifty whig
trv the doctrine and how will his neighbor


cattle satisfy him that free trade and open ports for fora
gers Is not exactly sound doctrine daughter and ap
ptause II this doctrine, therefore, il unsound small


scale Is not extended one my friends1 Applause


Van Buren, they would remember made n great mistake
when he wrote his celebrated letter talking soout coon


y had threatened the country They would recoilect the
time after General jackson went ont OF power petition
went from New York begging Of Van Buren, to call Con-
would remember that amer jackson went out of power
twenty millions lostit was estimated that in the
city OF New York 10000 laborers were walk.
ing the streets, ,amosn state Of starvation when Van
Buren refused to call the people together and in ten days
the pet banks were blown up sky high Qaughter)-
commencing great and weghty matters having rendered
necessary to call Congress together (Laughter)
twenty thousand amshn9 people and then when the pet
Congress- II there Democrat present and had
forgotten heseac he would refer him to the records for
nS ma was n the ON ss sn
poson Of the pet Banks that his mistake and when
hc people saw that proclaim alton in Kentucky, they i'm
mediately denounced Ven Bnren. After this heartles
act against the people how ought they TO feel in relation
TO Van Burenl The hero Of New Orleans had wisely
sad "All who live borrowed capital ought to break
required grave confederation and embr accd the three
great elements Of the social three great


ths mechanical manufacturing and then there was the
relation 10 Little Delaware friend had fsce'iously
called it but though small In stature had the sou'es
heart The owner Of large tract Of forest, sent one Of
his slaves during thunder storm 10 take care oil his


trees. who took refuge under a lofty pine which was


struck down after the Hrs clsp Of thunder by the light
ming mmedstsy The niger ran on and j.. took sn.,,
q the forest. The lightning next struck down


the oak upon which the old niger bol'ed of and took


.ss @ c =. ns IN


nediately looked up and exclaimed Well by gnm, you
have got yeur match II last" GsusAssr) Van Buren,