800, 600 VOTES !
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The sterling democratic column of States which
stood by Mr.. Van Buren, in 184O, and gave him
sixty electoral votes, still as true and as un-
conquefable as ever and we shall be greatly sur
prised if in this contest Henry Clay gets more
than fifty electoral votes. The whole country
seems to be rising as one man against him. From
the hills of Maine to the frontiers of Arkansas,
and from the Atlantic shores to the Rocky Noun
tains we hear one@long, loud democratic shout
a shout of anticipated victory and triumph. His
doom is already scaled. Nothing now remains
but to go to the polls and proclaim his sentence OF
condemnation to the world: The glorious little
State of Maine has set US the example. Let US do as
she has DONE Let neighbor talk to neighbor, and
friend 10 friend, until ererg democrat is ready and
determined to go to the ballotbox We acant to see
the ensmy nell aOhiPped. Let settle him for at
least twenty years to come. The victory of the
republicans in 1900 crushed Federalism until
1912, when it showed its front of treason in the
public councils; but let us now silence it so efec-
tually that it will not be able even to snar until
Texas is annexed, and England is taught to re-
member that as we have already threshed her
twice, we can do it, ifneeds be, again.