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Whig Argumen!s.--The wings have discovered
that the surest mode 10 defeat the election of Polk
is to prove that he ever supported uhig measures
We admit that they have bundered upon the
means best calculated to defeat any man; and
these very means will defeat Clay, the great whig
embodiment. But in all their blunders they never
stumbled upon more preposterous idea, than one
in the last issue of their organ, when thew
attempt to prove Polk is as great ,oAig as Clay
himself; this too, to defeat Polk's election. In
this erudito article, they quote an extract from
POlk's speech in Congress in 1882, which shows
that his effort was TO reduce The public burdens to
correspond with the expenses of the Government;
truly this is good reason for voting against Polk
Why do they not mention at the same time, that
Clay Offered bill in Congress to reduce the
duties on BILLIARD BALLS, an article of great
necessity to him. and to heavily, coarse shoes,
an article of no use to his Dictatorship.