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~ Thomas Loring Esq, who has
for many years conducted the Raleigh
ssNorth Carolina Standard" the lead
ing Locoloco paper in that State, and
one Of the ablest, disgusted with ihe re-
cent conduct Of his party, has announced
his determination TO support Mr. Clay.
The change was as surprising as it
must be welcome to the wings. The
followingi is brief extract:


"The Democratic Convention recent
Iy held at Baltimore has developed in
cidents and characters that demand the
attention and scrutiny Of every friend
of freedom. Here we beheld Bank and
Anti Bank men; Unionsts and Disun-
ionists; Repudiationists and Antl-Repu
diationists; Tariffites s. Anti-Tariffiles
mot together in a spirit Of mutual ma
Lightly; and, after rejecting from their
support every man Of mind and merit,
we see them affect to harmonic upon "a
man Of straw and audaclously hold him
up to the American People as q proper
candidate for the CHIEF Magistracy of
this great and glorious Union. Is this
the Democratic party Is this the
freedom Of the public will? Are the
people TO submit TO this during and reck
less despotism Of selfish politicians and
demagogucs? For one, we say Mol
We will neither submit nor be craven
Iy silent. And while we tender our
heartfelt thanks and express our warm
est regards TO the many pure and hon
est men of the Democratic party with
whom we have been associated, and
from whom we have received many
klndnesses, we utterly repudiate and de-
nounce the course of the leaders who
hold the destiny of the party under
their control. From the triumph ofthis
combination Of selhshness, demagougc-
ism, and disorganization. our country
has nothing of good to hope, but every
Thing of evil to fear; and we believe
that a consistent regard for the purity
Of republican principles will be best pro,
moted in the support of Wing candi-
dates for the prominent Offices now a
bout to become vacant


"We shall therefore in our next num-
ber, place the names of GRAHAM, and
Clay, and FRELINGHUYsEN at the head
Of our editorial columns, and endeavcr
to show that the safety and prosperity
of the country require their election"