GIVING IT UP.
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T. is little amusing TO witness the different
srIes in which the Federal presses give up the
election of Henry Clay. One puts it upon a
,ouIngcncy-says if it Is so, why then the peo-
Dle are blind, that is, in plain English, they are
6Ols See Register. Another shuts his eyes to
lbe facts and says to his friends "kcep stiff up
uer p." See Grecnsborough Patriot And an
nOlher-oh how Hale will rave we have not
% yet seen kis way of giving it up. And anotll-
er makes long row of comical calculations
iDouires how the greeEings and Goldfish are com.
lug in for The voyage up Srlt River-and says,
awe think this looks pretty fair for Clay and
Frelinghuysen" What cutting irony! See In
drpend,nt Another talks openly about jerking
in the coonsLin banner. and putting Up the glo-
rious stars and stripes" over the "great Amori-
can Republican patty" See Raleigh Star. Wait
awhile, Mr. Lemay. You have served so many
parties already that you need little repose just
about now.


And Mr.. Evans, of the Chronicle, and Mr.
Stanly, of Mr. Clay's Cabinet that iS-nOt 10 be
and Mr. Gather, of the Mint that used TO be, and
ought to be again, but not with him to superin-
.lend it-and Mr.. Moore, of Halifax, with his dear
DumpIin Town (sce his Eagle Rock Letter to
back hlm,-and Mr.. Badger and his obcdirnt Com
miuee-men-what 1cW these affcclionatc friends of
the prope dO7 Where are they TO go2


The people have spoken, and the ag,a,ors and
dslnionisIs have covered and fallen back The
judgment has been entered by q tribunal from
'rhieh there IS no appeal, and the record will be
made up for the inspection of pos,erity. So lei
II be. Let The Union be eternal! Let its links
expand and its borders widen with the far, strong
sweep of the arm OF Frcedoml And may the
centuries which the defeat of the Dictator has add
cd to it, be as bright as the stars upon its banner
aid as full Of happiness as the land is Of valiant
sons and peerless daughters