Shoulders are fools and poltrooaas :"
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"DOubters are fools and poItrooms F'


The Richmond Wing, after having proEed to
his own satisfaction that Mr.. Clay will be elected,
thus gives it to those Wings who are inclined to
doubt:


We can allow for solicitude, fer nnriefy, when
such incalcuabIe consequences are at stake; But
he who really doubts, is fool poltroon! Be
anxious if you like the system of borrowing tTou-
bic; but serious doubt speculation is uadmssi-
bie We much disposed to think tnat man
FIsHY, or inclined 10 be 6shy, who doubts now.
We should regard him who wanted watch
ing in the hour of trial-one whom you must SET
a tried soldier to guard to keep him from running
away"


There it is, wings. If you doubt as to the cer-
lainiy of Mr.. Clay's election, you are not only


inclined to be fishy," but you fools and pol
trOons" The language is not ours-if it vexes
you, blame the Richmond Wing. The Editor OF
that paper is surely frightened, and while he en-
deuvors to drive the whigs Of Virginia to the polls
BY ephets-such as fool and pollroon-Mr.
Badger threatens those in this State who vote for
Col Polk, with revolution and civil war