From the Baltimore Patriot,
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Wing insists that we shall bring the Locofo-
cos to the test Of bet by publishing the follow
ing He is too good Wing for us to refuse his
request:
WHO BELIEVES THAT Mr.. J. X. POLK WILL


BE ELECTED PRESlDENTa


The excessive Dragging OF our friends on the
other side, has induced me to offer for their ac-
comDoda ION a few fancy points 10 wit:


will bet $1,000 to $500, or $4,000 to S ,OO0
that Clay will get Polk's own State, Tennessee
Do you hear that, Locos!


will bet $500 or y 1000 that Clay will get
Louisiana. and the same amount that he will get
Georgia.


| will bet $500 or ssl 900 that Clay will carry
at least two OF the three largest States of the
Union, to wit: Pennsylvania, New York, and
Ohio.


will bet $500 or $ 1000 that l can name less
Gin The number OF Sta,es) Than two-thirds of the
States of the Union, which States alone, (ess than
two-,hrds,) will elect Henry Clay.


Now, if the Democracy can't stand up to any
Of these figures, let them hoist doNn that rooster
of theirs, and substitute him, as far he will 60,
for the "roast beef" that has been matter of such
bitter woe and lamentations, which they say the
Wings fooled them with the promise of in 1910.


Mr.. Editor, please publish the above, and if the
Locos believe what they say, they will certainly
touch some of these points, in which case send
them to ME, and oblge A WHIG.