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Office seekers flatterers. and the balance OF
the Old kennel-all of whom would be le,
loose upon the country, like hungry wolves,
should Van Buren be elected. This is no.,
our policy nor our principles, nor do we
desire 10 embrace them. We 90 for our
countrv's welfare. whether we be called
Democrat or Wing. or nobIy found doing
baue for Henry Clay The flag Of liberty
waves still over the citadel, and whether or
no, we may be found contending against
the enemies Of our country. we shall al.
ways keep it in view; and it IS of minor i'm.
portance whether our generals are Demo
Gratis or Wings; We shall struggle until the
baIle Is over, for we are confident Of their
patriotism. The hsg of our country must
be kept waving over me land Of he free
and the hone OF the brave and Henry
Clay must protect It.


With great esteem, gentlemen.


remain yours very respectfully.


JOHN w. MARLBOROUGH.
To Messrs. VIM. S. Chipley and Hines
Holt. Corresponding Sec NJ G. Club.