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ne above items are taken from the laws

 a.e ohl'ed States, now ill the Library of the

 U mus appears that Gov. Polk voted to the

 llG;'uaonary patriots and others near eleven

 uols oi dollars, while he was member

 ae lloor This is the man who ssteadag E;s.a ,.; the paying of the revolutionary P'o Os'!9 as the Journal falsely charges. Is,,rolasonary ,r soldiers, whom will you vote E ra sir Folk, who thus befrended you, or R 'ae N 'raldncers, who voted against you |n;n n as slordecai Bartley Wright, and that Ps I,'as ,l Of federalism Mr. Folks grand sire b,io' a'e hrst to set the ball of revolution in I0, ~oliCand c o he the ablest advocate on the sa v, congress topay the old soldlet his bnd d'eWard' eva Both the grand sire and the 'ol sls0n @ are the equal objects offederal false- 'Da cl and d malignity.

 ooV. ' Folk was Speaker of the House during

 K sla's L 1885, '36, 3S, and no tie of pension yas ~aVing occurred in any of those years, wons, ,n'e was netgiven. Had it been requisite, va,,4: 0ala undoubtedly have conformed to the ssig sash uniformity of his course, as above

 ''s'---illsaois Register,