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as, calling out the talent and

 the nation, will not,undpr a 'l'ells

 James K. Polk, bsa5ne tba ns pre'

 any particular part of the confl Ealsfi

 The democratic party, By ,ss'lsl tba ness and equity of their conaa ars sapssiq have in their noble and eloria,a ,l'l'9a slnveiled this "oBsouRlTY. , ,Sas oe nom appears to be such a terriblo yum

 opponents. VIRTuE and so'ga favored dwelling place in our aslss rs.,li 5

 have been cradled in riches and Pao& a hoveland palace; in the wiid Fg'ai tivated east. While at the ~ ss %es

 genius of our institutions. Woal1 salle

 blessings to all alike In fll;a. l mn trusts, the qualifications, peeess @ 0a serve them, arc alone required Y

 wish to teach our childrea tbst ,o1 9s ted for their talents or their yirt'o. rt % e cessary that they should beIasa

 ly of wealth, or the patricians os 'O 2 one section of the country - 7. 'l' that they should be of tbe is5.1 % 2 or industrious poor; or tbat "'aoIa ,s. should tinkle thro'lhe land, for so.s 1ls' achievements. These views ns;. so!le sources of ambition, have in all ,gs'1s sao. a curse upon the human species ''i r no mark of fame than what God VI stamped upon the brow of ever, ga " Had James X. Polk never even 1lia4s 'yi''i offices wifii which his country .s 5.s9 ls hlm-if his talents and virtues ws., s, aa -he would still be entitled to tba 2 pect and consideration of Ameries, fl1 el The office of president wouIdbpss.,s V prerogatiye. We're the intrinsic ms' the press, like the air of heaven. ,," T.ll difuse it's fragrant virtues abroad sga.l .n.i people. With that vast engine. t6sin. a. of years becomes merged intodags ,; ,si @I and the life of the humblest cilzss sl% ! by the pen of FAUsr this moments, < perty of the world the next.

 We are appealing now not to tbe n of men, but 10 thatinnate sense of rias,, shall make our arguments aeeentsu. where political preferences may bs s Me think no good patriot will find oF. against james k. Polk, grounded el5s the oBseHRlrY of his Sfate of fies of his family. We have showntbss being obscHrc, his character is kbogl mately known, as far as the greenblEi mont. But above all, we have ajs own consciences, that the princiDs would seek 10 make obscurity a crine.i ded in error and injustice, and at W the spirit of republican institutions. i anph of the democracy m Noyenbt Wlfl settle the question.