AND NOW, LOOK ON THAT. i.
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Let it never be forgotten that Henry Clay is
called "the Republic personi6ed; !" that his friends
consider has cause the cause Of the country; and
that this same Henry Clay, in the City of New
Orleans, in the midst of his heated and enthusas-
tic followers, after having violated the Sabbath by
forming professions, and carrying banners, and
reveling on that holy day, told the people "that
the cause they were engaged in tbis eG3sel was
glorious cause that they must go ahead, for
not speck obscuted the horizon"


Comment on the above is needless


Edaerial Troubles "Ilillo, Mr.. Editor !"
says one who does not subscribe to the paper,
/" hand me out two or three papers. want to
read one tonight, and can hand the others to
somebody else" @Csrtain1y, SIR" responds the
poor Editor, and the papers are handed Out But
what would be thought Of the man who should go
to store and say, Hillo, Mr.. Storekeeper hand
me out two or three pounds of sugar. want TO
eat some of it myself, and give the balance to some
body else"2 Would not the storekeeper at least
think the man ought to pay something for the
sugar?