JAMES X. POLK.
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Reasons aohy he should be supported By The
= friends Of LG1O, order ana. morality.


He Isl man of irreproachabIe moral character
and contrastsin that respect with the whig candi-
date - 80


He is not loaded down with the guilt of mur.
der, meditated or accomplished like the whig
candidate.


No widow and orphans weep the loss of hus-
band and father, slain under his counsels, as in
the case Of Cilley and the whig candidate.


The gambling table has not seen him robbing
his money or property as has the whig candidate
The brothel has never resounded with the noise
of his profigate mirth and obscene Jest, as the
case of the whig candidate.


He is not chargeable with the crime of violat
ing the constitution and his oath by sitting in a
Legislative body, with perfect consciousness thai
he had not the constitutional qualifications, as did
the whig candidate in the Senate of the Uuiled
States


He has not violated constitutions and oaths ol
office, by attempting to kill members of Legislative
bodies for words spoken in debate=-as in the case
of H. Marshall and John Randolph, and the whie
candidate


He has not been the first to provoke the viola
ton ofl to suppress dueling voted for by him
self, like the whig candidate.
@ He has not, like Henry Clay, been put under
bonds to prevent his headlong passions rushing
tho aid Of his own vote. $751; --,


He has not, like Henry Clay, abused the from
tier settlers as a lawlcss Tabble' better than
thieves, pirates and robbers, denying them the
privilege Of buying wilderness lands, which they
have by hard work made to blossom as the rose
while willing to aid profigate debtors in wiping
out all their debts by Bankrupt law.