arv corne, even to hiss ,hei, Procession; 10
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on any corner even to hiss the, Procession; no
man in It's ranks received particle Of injury
unless from his refreshments. Citizens OF New
York Judge which of these parties IS The moie
worthy of your confidence and your aid


We hear suggestions that evening Professions
must be dispensed with in our City henccioFth
Why SO There is no danger of an attack o.
anv Loco Foco Procession no Wig will he
such an enemy to our Cause as to attempt ii.
And il any mo!es.ation IS offered to { Wing PFo-
cassion cram, we think it viii be 70, the last time


II The Ereai0g Pos, docs violence 70 It's
convictions and injury to its reputation IN coun-
,eoancing the Loco.F Fcco lie that Mr. Clay IS an
Annexatonist. Mr. Gays objections to Texas
ara merely condi,onsl'' So are ours-so are TIC
objections OF the Post merely conditional and
the conditions Of Mr. Clay are as formidable as
those Of the Post Itself. The Post right wei
kaous that the positions of Mr.. Clay and Mir
Polk on his subject arc radically opPosi,c-thc
Pos, approves that Of Mr.. Clay and condemn;
that Of cir. Polk. Nor We d not object thai
that journal shouio sui''f ''e' ''i'''''i -
override and ovtrrule its conviction on this point
5ut it does gross wrong when it misreprescnts thG
m.n with whom i, agrees, in order to aid hin
whose e.gs on this question lis conscience ie
volts a.. Wnen the Pos: quotes Mr.. Clay a
saving Of Annexation he i" would be glad to se'
~ sup2rcssing entirely his conditions, "'eih
out d.s!oaor, rcitlouf pGr and Nth the eo"mo'
consent of Ge Union" it quotes just as honest j
as The inGdel who proved from the Bible tina
There is 70 God.' 'vc do most certainly be
lieve that this deception cannpt prevail in Gu
State, and that Henry Clay will receive the Elec
.ora Vote of New-Yo-k.