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At twelve o'clock it was apparent that the sleaa ,cas su6fcieaflg hgh to admit of the 'sfaising and the work was conmenced-this scene of the fare would have passed off to the satisfaction of the whigs but for one little incident As llluc would have it. when the pole was secured in its position and before the flag was sent up, 'that same old coon made proposition to send up his skin to the mast head which was received with thundcrs oi ap- pausa-but oh ye gods and little fishes the tail ol the coon had no sooner touched the track, when ten feet of the stick, cooh and a come tumblng to the ground! Thus bowed the idol it's head to the dust Thus fell to the ground the embodiment of whig principles!

 "oh! what fall was there, my couatrymen! .

 The fractured pole was soon spIntered up with a bandage of shin -plasters-the wound well bathed ih whsl<ey, and sthat flag" flung out its folds to the breeze, discovering to the crowd motto worthy oi that party which has always preferred men to fsa- sures-sClay, Frelinghuyson and the Union'2-Glag first, Frelinghaysen neat, and tte'sthe Uaioa.''

 God forbid that we should notice the harangues that were made to the people on this oeeasioa.- There were no speeches" made! The stereotype takers each strutted his brief hour upon the stump let off the usual quantity of rant and nonsense, and then retired Whiskey then usufpad the domain of reason, intenperanea run riot for the remai d. of the day and the nj sht was nd ,r d hid 2ous vii 1 ths howl ot a7s ia hu nea iofn!! May t4e : VT b, cars wi,h such alotler scsas as wss en c5. oa the 18th.