COM M INDICATIONS.

For tue Banner. THE WHIG CONVENTION
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 Like the many rivulets that glide onv the deep, the whigs poured into Litd. from the adjacent counties. It was day evening. The church bells ran and the churches were lighted up, n that party to the sacred altar of wonh fore entering upon the important d making a Governor and member oI gtess and it being that party too, who ! to possess "all the talent and all the cyn of the State, their attendance wa rally expected. But there seemed oh this orderly party, an obligatiol weighty than worship at the ehurcha 1 that was their respect to the great s As by the law of gravitation the smals ticles tend towards the greater, they HI their way towards the Real Esiate Bn

 Arrived in view of that stately and , tic building, they exclaimed, one to an "we have heard much of the mighty ing erected to guide the future destiny ] State but the half has not been td It's majestic front, its stately coluna towering and brilliant roof, but tyPl reflect the greatness of the man who i within !-Great is Sabinus, of the Re tate Bank !7

 In imagination they beheld the ges nus at the helm of State, safely glid amid winds, and waves, and howlings and each of themselves playing the lacquey to his will, while by his skill he brings her from the broad a tempest trial, into the haven of prc where all the crew could be landed shore of federalism. All this was the great Sabinus who had never sI the fount of democracy; but who youthful days had drank deep in h stream of federalism. By him wha guage was order, and whose nod law of the land. Having thus indulga spirit stirring, but soul abasing thoug emotions, they entered the apartmen Sabinus the great gives audience to sals, and dispenses laao and order toa There ensued, for time, a scene ofa sation, and confusion. The inquiry went round who should be Goyerht who the member of Congress- Tho lived in the country and were notac4 with, or we'll skilled in, the secret ms of the Clay Club, could not diHa they should not proceed, at once, to siness in hand. But, all at once, a lgg' vaded the apartment-it was the pres the great Sabinus All voices were death. No sound could be heard throbbings-loud and quick, of the ha the awe struck crowd. The pure ment of laao and order-the great SaO' tered! His appearance was truly The Lion of the forest rising in the from his lair, shaking the dew dropH mane, and weighing the powers of hs is sight truly grand and terrific; sight beggars all description. Sabnu upon his brow the stamp of ma]ei power; his eye with beaming lusirs wonderous beams of light; and ms countenance was stamped, with lar @, alias rule or ruin; his step was g the mighty building shook beneath ar the assembly trembled; but cnaas' over the expression of his spirit; mp and beauty, played upon his featafs then the gates of silence were il'e shouts rent the air-the crowd bros with loud acclaim ''great art thou Y nus, lord paramount of our hearts reign forever with the Real Estale 7

 Then waved he his hand, and us 1 moved, as the trembling aspen to 'g His countenance again resumed 'as ' rule or ruin, and with a voice oi ueq majesty he spoke; " It is my wllt <. pleasure, that Dapy shall representa- al''s in the Congress of the United 0as st has done battle for my cause; ne derstands the principles of laic as ss And the humble crowd respondea- 1t be so mote 1t be 20

 Again, in thunder tones he sPon.is, n.s,s my will, and my pleasure, that 1'S 7 ,ss reign and rule oyer the destinles ol A'l under my direction, as Governor. done battle beneath many summe my cause, and this shall be hls l.' And the vassals responded, ss Amen K, And again he spoke. "l have , :" city; and, in order that the sau'