Democracy VS.. Polk and Texas.
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The following dialogue occurred in Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania, a fews days since, between
red.hot Loco Polko and German Farmer:
Loco. Well, Peter, suppose you and the boys
intend 10 stick TO the good old Democratic party.
Farmer. Oh 10 be sure, | and my SONS arc
tue Democrats.


Loco Well, how are you as regards Texas
Farmer Why. Squire, we don't want 10 have
any thing to do with such an uncommon wicked
place


Loco, But you and the boys mean to vote for
Polk


Farmer. think pretty much we won't. No
body knows who this Polk is. All my neighbors
say they never heard OF him and our Doctor
says be is Tory and never did any thing for the
Country. SO we can't vote for man like that.
Loco. why the ID, Peter yen don't mean to
say that yon your boys, and your neighbo-s are
ali going 10 vote for Henry Clay


Farmer Why, Squire, since they cheated Van
Buren, down at Baltimore, We can't go for him,
and we don't know Polk and Texas. So, as VIC
don't like Johnny Tyler, and must have PFesi-
dent, why all our Township are going TO vote for
Clay, and l think, Squire, he will make an 'in-
common good President.


Loco Good morning, Peter, can do nothing
with you.