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OF all the gentlemen, believe not one
claims to be United State Bank man, but
two of them, at least. if their votes indicate
any thing. are Tariff men. and all profess to
be democrats. Unquestionably it is the
policy of the democratic party to harmonize
and unite upon some ore man. It's by this
species ofmanagement they have been able
to carry elections when The chances seemed
against them And the wings are begin
ming to be ready, if they are not ready. 10
meet them. Clay Clubs are eforming. and
we have one properly and zealously 10 op-
eraiion in this County now. We go into
the field with our princif1ss on our banner
They are such as our leader has honestly
held during long life. and one not wanting G
in stirring events. We are ready to com
pare him and his career with any Of their
bcasted leaders With Van and his foggy
thoughts on the Tariff and Slavery. With
Calhoun and his distractions With John
son and his fights with Cass and his
claims, abortive as they are-Wi:h Buch-
anan aGd his federalism and low wages
And lastly, Tyler and his Vetoes With
either ofthem alone We fear not;the result
Give us fair field and let our friends a
rouse from their lethargy and the victory oi
IA will be the first on the annals


Our banner unfurled it shall beacon the World
Till the dagon of doubt and abstraction is hurled
And we throne in his place, whom his country


loves best,


our HARRY the sglory and pride Of the JFest.