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TIC result Of the recent clt,,i,n il his
cpuc.., ,Mac glcrmos in ITSELF ,s'as-
fhsaSs ,he rclaicssl ,h rs,,,r cf Old pcsI
Mc4. = hyced a dca'a. I, is ,,m c,a'M
by a rcana ,Mnawa-aeuocn tic TO The
csniss, am! fr, IN lie cenir, to tie c, tr,m-
i,ic<. Tic coons, whoshave for years
bxrn nranegiag to gct themselves in pow.
er By stssasag the county, now give it M,
in &c Srairing tonc, il is true, but with
oai qualification or eqni,ocs,ion. To tie
democracy belong the imperish.t'e honors
ofa gallant fight, splendid victory, and
the redemption Of TIC now Empire county.
Il IS l,sc TIA Tic sword was first drawn
Iii is l'cre that the battle has always
ragged the hcs,est--and il is here that the
sictsry has been won and the triumph Of
dc,nccr.cy made complete. That the
wings. BY their numerous and intempera,c
proceedings. have done much to brig
upon themselves their lsic route and over
throw, is now so glaringly apparent that
even 1acy are compelled to admit it,
H<y cumnenc~d their organization some
three or four months preceding the cleo
ton. They made this the battle ground.
Clay clubs, speeches and songs, became
the order Ct d e day. To snake assu-
rance doubly sure" and to produce a
sess0s on. they convoked mass meeting a,
this place Of caons frcm all parts Of the
Territory and from Illinois, exhibited their
cpissals. paradcd their banners, marched
through the streets, eat big dinner
made war speeches, and sang Clay songs
These exciting exhibitions have been fol.
lowed BY the natural consequences. The
democrats bec me indignant, and at once
flew 10 arms. Their principles, thei,
measures, and their favorites were assailed
hy both ridicu!e and villifcation. They
armed, organized and united for defence
and the result is one Of the most splendid
victories that ever perched upon the ban.
ners Of democracy, and one Of the mos1
disastrous Waterloo defeats TO whiegery
shat ever scattered poor party to the four
winds Of | eaven.


There is not, so far as the democracy
arc concerned, single circumstance te
tarnish the homer Of their victory. Or
the contrary. every recollection Of The
event, when il recurs 10 them in tie iil.
ture, will inspire them with the nobles
pride. They fought like men who loved
their cause, and it may lie truly said thai
their victory adds fresh lau,e's to ths
cause itself. Even their enemies mus
admire, them f.r they met them like mer
and whipped Item fairly. Eonor, then, L
the untcrrifed and indomitable dtmccrac,
or Old Des Moiae>!