From The Matches Courier.
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Keep it before the people, that those
who vote for James X. Polk, vote for an
UNJUST war with Mexico. (See dccara.
ton of the Mexican Government, and the
late letter OF Santa Anna on this subject


Keep 1t before the people, that those
who vote for J. X, Polk, vote for reduc-
ton of the price Of cotton, and decrease
OF our own popu lation and of course for
increased taxation


Keep 1t before the people, that those
who vote for J. X. Polk, vote for the as.
sumption Of $4,000, 900 and more of for.
elgn debt, and a tax upon the people of
That amount to pay it. Forthcre is prob
ably not unclaimed land enough in Texas
to satisfy the old Spanish, the Mexican.
and Texan land claims.


Keep 1t before the people, that those
who vote for J, X. Polk, with the design of
strengthening Southern institutions. weak
en- and Jeopardise them; for our strength
IS IN the principle Of non-interference in
'he domestic policy Of ther powers, if
therefore we force the general govern
ment TO interfere in the internal affairs
oI neIghboring government, we offer a
precedent to Northern and British aboli- !
'onists, TO support them in their attempt /
o interfere IN those rights guaranteed to !
is by the Constitution.


heeP 1t before the people, that those
yho vote for J. X. Polk, vote for dissolu-
ION oil the Union, and the formation of a
southern coniederacy. (See resolutions
nd speeches OF South Carolinians)


Keep 1t before the people, that those
no vote for j. X. Polk, vote for reducing
lese United States to a commercial colo
lai dependence upon Great Britain.
Keep 1t before the people, that those
no vote for J. K. Polk, are then the
r'tlsh party in the United States.