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the worst days of Federalism and the most
supporter of Dorrism, the ''would-
be Tories" of the Revolution and the pre-
tended friends of popular rights, latiludi
narians, and strict Construciionists, bond
payers and repudiatOrs, alike rally beneath
the banner Of James K Polk, and recognise
in him the genuine exponent Of their prin-
ciples, the believer in their several and res
pective creeds, the great High Priest of
modern LocofCcoism.


The high and enobling impulses which
prompted our ancestors in the olden time,
in their resistance 20 British oppression,
which governed the trainers of our COnsti-
tuition in the formation of that sacred in
slrument. and which actuated the 81 orious
fathers Of the Republican school in the
great contest between Federal and State
power, has sunk, on the part Of the self
styled modern Democrat, into a strife fol
party ascencancy, regardless alike OF Prln'
ciple and of country.


Against this molely band, The Wing Army
of the Union have rallied to the politica
conflict.


The camp-6res of I776 and 1910 ART
again rekindled, and from every hill ant
every valley, they shed forth their light upol
the Wing Patriots Of 1914 fastening to th'
rescue of their country and her institutions


Who among you will be found wanting
on that great day Of his country's jubilee
Wings of New York, will you? or will yo
not rather--looking to that noble banne


which was here first unfolded to the breeze


on whose ample folds you have inscrbe
tho iVnuoOrtal mama Of