CONFUSION IN THE ENEMIES CAMP


TIE PEOPLE DESERVING CLAY.
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The outward signs Of despair among the
wings, SO sensible to every observer, has en-
gendered a spirit Of confusion and want Of
confidence among the great mass of the party
that will soon bring about the total abandon
ment Of Clay and his unpatrolic doctrines, and
cause the army of deluded followers over
which the dictatorial hand of Clay has SO long
waved to disband. Indeed there is not day
that does not witness secession from the ranks
Of the whig party-goaded as the American
people have been for Years past with the at
tempt to force upon them against their will and
wish, the oft defeated and condemned political
heresies of Mr.. Clay, we not surprised TO
find them rising throughout the whole country
by regiments, platoons and sections, and cast
ing off the chains with which party drill has
so long ensaved them, and responding in
patriotic tones of Joy aud gladness to the
calls OF the Democracy. We hail with Joy the
approaching hour when we shall be enabled
to record the final death Of that same old coon,
when we shall have the proud pleasure of an
nouncing the triumph OF liberal principles
wholesome doctrines-the supremacy OF the con-
sttution-and the election of PO LK and Dali
LAS, upon the broad American principles of
democracy & annexation. The day has at last
dawned-the clouds of gloom and despair that
lowered upon our ranks, are dispelled, and We
now look forward to the glorious moment when
that gallant band, the good old democratic ar
my shall march to the achievement Of the bril-


liant victory that awaits them, and plant upon
the citadel our own spangled banner with the
''lone starr Of Texas wrapped within its folds.