SOMETHING TO BE REMEM-


BERED.
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Remember as you go 10 the Poils that the
measures now advocated by The Wings are
the very same which those who fought and
iriumphed in the cause of Freedom deemed
Democratic, and necessary to the ProspeEi-
ty of a free aud enlightened people.


Remember that HENRY CLAY, nov al
vocates the same measures which he did
when he was She Acknowledged leader of
the democratic party.


Remember that Henry Clay was first de-
nounced as no democrat when he refused 70
sanction every thing done by Gen. jackson,
and to Weld his right of Independent thought
and action to The rash dic;a'ion ri 2 Military
chicf;an.


Remember that James K. Polk was con
sidcrcd a good democrat only because he
sung out, "coming SIR" TO every call ol' Old
Hickory's, and hitched on his Gathering
tumb,c-cart to the car of his Military glory.


Remember that men are liable ~ bc cor
rupted by long exercise of power, and that
in free government the iinpunity which
springs from a too-long continued and mis-
applied confidence, is the only thing to be
dreaded BY the friends of freedom.


Remember that Gen. Iackson's popular
iiy has caused the people to sanction things
which the spirit of true democracy would
never have required ofthem, and lhat James
X. Polk hopes to be elected President by
the endorsement of Gen. Jackson.


Remember that although endorsements
are well enough on Bills Of Exchange, il i
utterly degrading to think of thus transfer
ring one mans etP'iiation to another, and
making that valuable by such endorsement,
which before was worthless.