For the s4rcaasas Baaaer GREAT CRY AND LITTLE WOOL IN OLD

 HEMPSTEAD
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June 18th, I644. 1

 DR. BoRLAND-S'r:-Since the speaking of the candidates ill this place on the 1st of June, the c0oAs have been in the greatest ec- stacies imaginable as to the result of the con- test between their stump yillifer, Walker, and the democratic war-horse .4fcbg. To insure the success of their candidate in this county, they are compelled to resort to all kinds of trickery and misrepresentation. They have boldly asserted that Walker has made many converts to his odious doctrines; which as- serdon is. so palpably untrue, they cannot get 1t substantiated by their organ of defama- ton i'll this place. should like to see the man pointed out who, previous to the speak ing, was a Yell man, who does not still huzza for ell. The whigs have frequently made the assertion that Mr. Such-an-one has been made proselyte 10 their doctrines by Walk CT; but when that gentleman has been asked aboutit, he hasinvariably positively deniedi it. You mayimpieitly believe ne when assure you that neither ' ell nor any of the demo- cratic candidates have lost any of their strength in this county since the speaking and that al the fall election they will give their opponents such thrashiag as has never been received by any coon candidate since the formation of the county. Walker has lost strength by his opposition to the question of annexation; and Yell's strength has been considerably augmented by his warm support of that measure. Ifyou ask a whig here why he is opposed to annexation, he will reply, because Henry Clay is-which Is an emphatic aclsnowledgmcnt that the whigs go for men, and not for measures.

 We are chasing the coons here with long pole, nor will we relinqush the pursuit until we have rubbed the hair of of the tail of eve " coon in the county. The democrats re- gard the nomination of Polk and Dallas as the salvation of the country; and all fears which they might have entertained previous to the meeting of the National Convention as to the success of their cause, have been relieved by its iudicious nominations. JUNIUS.

 