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We think the democratic party should


be ashamed of the petty larceny they


have committed in stealing John Tyler's


annexation scrub pony from under him


- we'll as mortified to be compelled tC


mount their own candidate upon such a


hard ridden and soro-backed animal. The
annexation hobby belonged exclusively tc
Captain Tyler, and if any benefit is to be
derived from It's orignatlon, he alone
should reap it. If they consider the
question of annexation paramount to all
olhers--if they are willing to abandon all
\ tho old issues, why, in the name Of com
mon justice, don't they unite upon Capt.
Tyler. He is the originator Of the whole
scheme, and to the whole credit, Il credit
there be. Without him the miserable
abortion of thing would never have
been brought to life, and the Presidential
contest have been conducted solely in
regard to the great leading questions so
long at issue between the two great par
ties that divide the American people
There is time yet for them to do justice
sunto the Captain. To render justice
where it is due ennoblcs the human char
ac:er, and if the democratic party intend
sihat the annexation question shall, like
Aaron roo, swatluw "r ell nther causes
of difference, why the devil don't they file
over to the support Of Mr.. Tyler -? They
90, calmly cannot expect to prosper upon
stolen capital-upon burgariously obtain
ed political thunder! And besides they
are under many and immense obligations
of gratitude to the Captain; he came to


their rescue when they were hopeless and
powerleSs; he raised them from the abyss
Of political despair into which an up
reused nation had hurled them by be-
traying his friends, and like the serpent,
singing the bosoms that warmed him,
and defeating their most cherished hopes


Therefore they are under the highest


possible obligations TO him, and should at
least testify their gratitude by some act
of klndness--not by piliering from him
:he foundered steed which he had resus-
citated fer his own use and benefit.