INCIDENTS OF THE ASH POLE
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INCIDENTS OF THE ASH POLE RAISING.

 When the whigs, few days since, gave notice that they would ina ct barbecue upon our citizens daae Nature herself seemed to be taken with a ''chd and from that time until the 'image was set up,'' the weather continued of the buest kind The wind howed and sighed, as it passed along in httnl gusts, like the and murmuring ol dis appointed office seeker, and on the eyentfal day the sun when he rose, tashaned ot the events which about transpire, hid his face behind cloud However, about nine o'clock, he threw aside his veil, just to behold what great fools the whgs could make of themselves, if left to their own way.

 The pole basgars description as pole but as whig ldol-a wooden god made Of an ash log, by

 set of heathenish and servile man worshippers, it ftly shadows forth the character of Henry Clay It is nearly crooked enough to represent his poti- cal course, and like him too il has Northern and Southern faee-the first smooth and dough eoored surface, well representing his tame and suppliant course toward the manufacturing capitalists and Ab- olitoEiss of the North-whiIst the last is twisted into thousand knots and eontortions at the nus- tice done the South by the system of protection

 Eatiy in the forenoon, some of the leading whirs and a few niggers, commenced to dig the grave, in which they were to bury the foot of their idol, and minediatelya large number of Buzzards lowered over the spot; but as soon as they discovered that there was no carren about and that the asses ia he heie rere alire. they disappeared.