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Of KENTUCKY Early among friends, striking
closer than q brother when numbers deserted us


cheering US on TO battle, raIying defeat


and leading Us 10 triumph. his was rot the nature


to suffer the the though. Of his personal advanc


mepi TO hazard, even by conjecture, the crow n


ing glory Of the country. By chsrac,erls,


act Of seEdev vo,on hs yielded guidance u


another--one fiji indeed 10 receive the uus,
And when treason (Which the stronges, may IL


vain seek TO defyj tor the first lime reared it


loa,hsome head III an executive station, He va


still equal TO the contest. And now, battling be


meath his banner,-ihe flag Of our faihers-w


go forth to perfec, the work nobly begun,


secure, beyond the reach Of treason, the fruit c


the political revolution of 1910.


Opposed to this nobie champion, as the repre-


sentativesof their principles, our adyersaries pre-


SEQ, the name and principles Of Martin Van Bu


ren.-A name liuked with no personal weight q


character, distinguished by no honorable service


he stands opposed TO him, who, a poor orphal


boy, now links his reputation with the grea'e


and best Of men IN history or on the worlds stage


Whose name is embamed IN the hearts Of 'h


South American patriots. for his eloquent voice


cheered them in their struggle for liberty


Whose memory is cherished by tho chvarou


Greeks, for tho remembrance OF his fervid ap


peais in their behalf is among them as household


words. Whose irumpei.notcs reused the count r,
to arms against the nggressIons OF Great Britain


and whose wisdom concluded honorab BILE peace


Whose fame will be cherished as the Great Pa


chcator whilst the memory Of the conflicts o


Notification and of the fearful Missouri s,ruggl,


shall last among men, and whose reuown


Statesman and Orator fills the civilized world


This name is opposed to the name Of Martin Var


Buren,; and the great measures OF the man " HI
stands the acknowledged father of thu American
Sys,em-,he champion Of the fights OF the States


TO their share Of the public domain, and the ad


oofa AT al


measures Of this grea, man stand opposed TO hose
Of the hero Of the subireasury; the opponent o
the land fund the advocate Of the waniop use o
the veto power; the protector Of a standing army


the individual who, solemnly condemned, is a
gain ushered before the same people, who de
nouuced him, and, without recantIng single
one Of the odious political heresies which were
buried with him by the votes Of the nation, now
dariugIy insults the people by attempting to force
a reversal Of their deliberate verdict-lhe man
in short whose end and aim is the advancement o.
himself BY trick and fraud and whose character
from first to last s but the breath of political
cusses. Need We appeal TO the young men oI
Indiana 10 know which of these characters mos,
challenges their admiration and example?


Young Wings OF Indiana, twice have the cohorts
of Martin Van Buren, been driven from bor-
ders. Your aihers and brothers resisted their
advances when the banner Of tho Hero Of the
Hermitage waved over them; and again were


hey signally routed. though fortified by place and
power, when, led by our ancient commander, a nd
on old battle fields, the Hoosier militia, in
IS4O, rose up to do fight with the palace troops.
The BLAST FROM THE BUGLE once moro summons
US TO action against the same political foe. Above
the adversary's legions waves the same banner
i.~"afi-a .A~. hes i...s tho 90 nr'e save
10 this that the blackhess Of its folds is render
ed yet darker by the sombre hues of TREASON! =
Our flag is The same-as pure and as bright as
the Hero Of North Bend bequea he'd it to US: mo,
a stripe polluted nor q star erased And though
he who led US on 10 triumph beneath it now
sleeps the sleep Of death, YET bis memory--ihe
cearer because shining above the cloud Of calum>
ny--stili lives, and his mantle has fallen upon a
leader worthy 20 be his successor. The valley of
The Mississippi still furnishes The champion of
forces, nnd the monument erected to him whose
parting blessing was with Us, rises from a mound
10 our midst. The living and tho dead alike ap
peal for exertion in the coming contest, and 10
you, young spirits Of Indiana, is the call most
loudly spoken. Else here has this appeal been
answered with shout that has come over Us as a
and reinvigoratng spell Tennes
see. Ohio. Georgia, Massachusetts, Pennsyvana.
y. Carolina and Mary land the camp.grounds
Of our victorious allies, and tho emblem Of tri-
1mph waves there ere the contes. has fairly be-
gun. The young Wings OF the North and Eas,
send thoir notes Of challenge over the mountains.
A banner. the work of the fair hands Of The beau.
liui "pIheH VI DdItitHoIe' suppoIteu py U sinii
:ut from the woodlands of Ashland by The ha nd
# Henry Clay, is the prize TO be won by these
voung men who. IN proportion TO the distance
rom that city, shali send the largest comparative
'slesa,ion to the Convention of Ra,ifica,iou.--
The South has thrown back the gauntlet-Ken.
ucky is eager for the honor, and our sister Ohio
5 girding up her energies for the rnce- Young
men Of Indiana. roll back upon your brethren Of
he East the North the South, and Of The edjoin


ng States the tide Of generous emulation which
pushes from their midst! Throw a brand from
he fire on your altar which shall bid theirs 10
,urn yet more brightly. Soldiers Of 1910, awake
he remembrance Of tha, campaign in the confct
If 1874. All your former laureis are at stake.
The same foe whose threats CT de fance and whose
,aIumnies upon yourselves and your old comman.
Ter yet live in your memories, insultngly defy
rou again by an attempt TO set aside your mos,
ieliberate verdict. And sgain, as in the outset