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II the leaders and originato's Of this move
ment lack the moral courage to make it effective,
by breaking away from the calling chains OF party
by which they are fcttcred to the fortunes Of Polk
and Texas (as would really seem TO be the case
yet the movement itself must have the effect to
open the eyes of the rank and file of their party,
and to show them by what dishonest juggic-a
uggle, in the language of the Evening Post, which
"would disgrace a thimble.rigger of the most Or
dnary pretensions"-,hey are attempted to be
sold and transferred bodily to a scheme which
these leaders themselves denounce in the most
unqualified terms az fatal to the HONOR the integ-
rity and the prosperity of the country. The
honest, straight forward Farmers and Mechanics
Of New.York are not SO blind as TO be thus
caught. They will turn with scnrn and disgust
from this audacous effort 10 deceive them and
cheat them ou: Of their rights and either stay at
home or 90 10 the Polls and swell the vote for the
men and the measures upon whose success every
cherished interest of the Country so closely de-
pcnds. New-York will have a glorious history
TO tell in November.