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"Cleai the way for Cd hentucky.


The following communication appeared IN the
"Mil,onian " OF Friday last The Ml:onan is
published weekly a, Milton, Northumberland
County, Pa;


MeSsYs Editors: The subscribers, citizens OF
Northumberland Borough and Point Up. hereto
fore acting with the Lgco-Foco party, and as
many Of us as were old enough, supporters OF Mr..
Van Buren, in lSi0, hereby publicly genounce our
adherence to that party, and what we consider
its destructive policy. We do this, not through
caprice or the idle whim OF a moment, but from
a settled conviction that upon the election OF
CLAY and F,elinghuysen F" and the permanent
establishment OF their great leading measure, the
Prefecture Tariff, depend the welfare and pros
per!ty OF the entire Union, ard most especially OF
Pennsylvania.


And beng convinced, by evidence the most
incontcsube, that James X. Polk, and the great
mass o: his party. are feIcely and bitterly op-
posed to the Tariff OF ~, we hereby most fear
essly ayow ou. determination, calmly and deiib
erately formed, TO oppose the s>oFesaid James H.
Polk and bis party, and TO support with all our
might the ius;rious advocate Of American In
dus;ry-HENRY CLAY.


And farther believing that change in the Ad-
Inns,raton OF the State Government is essential
20 Inc "tli-oelng VI tnis Nolllol"SoIti, anu III
cicd by & spint oi gratitude towards who IN
the hour OF need and danger riskcd his life aud
pledged his fortune iot his country, we are also
resolved to give our support to the honest farmer
and brave old solGler-GEN. MARkLE.


And 10 save the leaders OF the party we have
abandoned ANY farther trouble on our account,
We you'd admousI them that all Their efforts to
Dhip US back into the traces must prove Ut
ter!y vain and frutless. Our fathers fought for
lheir country in '76-we strike for ours IN IA.
Abraham iiarnes. Geotre w Hoffman. Jane, P. Manly.
Thomas johnson. ;,otcph NsItn. chgrIes Paul.
MIchoias Paul, Ni!is:n lzsiEhou 7. Meyer.
hon as Purs<i AIrabsm Ifoxel. Uan'e SayGsT,
Jacob fhiliys. William NeS be!.y, I,azc II. Jarlel..
John Atmsuong. Joseph PuTse James PARK,
Ioan Rake. Ctrnelus X. smith. Sauli J. Johnson.


Tag QUApSuPLz BIkrm.-Mrs. Casey, residing
IN Poplar street, Philadelphia, who became the
mother oil four children a. birth on las, Tues
day, Is stil doing we'll and IS visited daily by
numbers oil ladies and medical gentlemen. The
children were named Napoeon, julius Cesar,
Alexander, and Lucreta Or Wednesday Ma
poeon died.


EAKLY Corrosive have in our Office pod
OF Sea lsand Cotton, OF fine staple, matured Ut
plantation IN ST. Andrews Parish, from bios
son on The 7th June. Charleston Cour. 9th.