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Day is breaking. "Broad streaks"- Of demo-
cratic light are bursting from the sun which gave
light to- thexpaths of Jefferson and Jackson, snd
the cry is, stand aside and let the masses Of the
people have free course to victory Henry Clay
himself trembles at his prospects We know it
by the number of his letters written with nervous
and hesitating hand; by the desperation of his
leaders; by his changes upon the Texas questions
by his reckless but futile efforts torid himself of
the stains of the blood of Cilley, which aOI cling
unto his garments Maine, the star Of the east,
again shines with the true democratic lustre In
that State our friends went openly and boldly for
Texas and against the Tariff, and the result is a
gain in all sections, and majority in our favor
of at least FOUR THOUSANDl If far
Northern, Yankee State will not 60 against Tex
as, what Southern or Western State cant


From New York our intelligence isequally
animating. The nomination of Sias Wright for
Governor ensures the vote of that State for Polk
and Dallas There can be no doubt of tt New
er, is said, was there such enthusiasm as there
now is among the glorious democracy of the EN-
pire State. Mass Meetings in every county-the
people out. not by hundreds, but by thousands and
tens of thousands ds-hickory poles waving onalf
hands, planted insthe canal boats, and presenting
the appearance of moving forest-the democrat
ic presses and speakers cha rgng in all directions
and with singular unapimity, upon the squadrons
of the enemy; these, and other things we might
mention, are among the signs of approaching VIC
tory in New York. -


We learn also from sources to be relied on that
leading federaIists at the North despair ofcGrry-
ing Pennsylvania 0asd Nev Jersey, and fix their
hopes upon New York. When the adversary
gives up the prize is it high time for US 10 clafh
ita We do claim it From all we can gather,
we believe that both Pennsylvania and new Jersey
will vote for Polk and Dallas ~ iar =


In Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, and Georgia the
indications are strongly in our favor, and our de-
cided belief is, that we shall add to these States
democratic vote from North Carolina To our
friends we say, be active and vigilant. Distribute
the documents, reason with the people ina plain
style, and meet the Coon orators and hirelings at
all points. Let each democrat do all he can to
get one vote for Polk and Dallas. We intend to
do our duty here at the do theirs
North Carolina has never yet voted for Henry
Clay for President Let ussdetermine that she
never shall. &,