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Polk at the Polls!


LET 1T BE REMEMBERED of James K.
Polk when in Congress he VOTED AGAINST
PAYING REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS
FOR THEIR SERVICES:


That while his partisansi in this quarter pretend
that he is a friend of Protection. he ALWAYS
VOTED AGAINST PROTECTION in
Congress, and NEVER IN ITS FAVOR:


Tbat when a resolution was introduced IN
Congress- to au,horize the President to act in con-
cert with other nations TO suppress the African
SIare Trade, he VOTED AGAINST 1T.


That when the Soop of War Hornet went
down at sea with all on board, and Congress was
asked to relisre the ,cidous and orphans of those
pallast soldiers and sailors who thus perished in
tho service of their country, HE VOTED
AGAINST IT;


That whenever he has expressed his sentiments
in reference to the Protection of American In
dus,ry he hss invariably DECLARED HIM
SELF AGAINST 1T:


That when asked his opinion on tine subject of
the Annexation of Texas, to extend the Ierri-
tory of Slavery. and to build up an immense do
nestle Slare Trade, he avowed himself unequi.
vocaly IN ITS FAVOR:


That he is now at the South the avowed can
didate of the nulfiers and enemies of the Union,
and tho advocates OF perpetual SLGrcry:


That he has never been the author Of single
pubLic act or measure, in whatever shape, FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THE NATION OR
PEOPLE.


Things TO he Remembered OF Silas Wright


ut the Polls!


LET IT BE REMEMBERED that in the
fall of 1923, Silas Wright, when candidate for
the State Senate, publicly pledged himself be-
fsre the people to support lac giring the choice
Of Presidential Electors 10 the People, and no
sooner was he elected than he exerted himself
constantly to deprive the people Of that right,
aud actually did cheat them out of it in the
end, by intriguing, speaking and VOTING
AGAINST 1T.


That in 1926, when the people saw the corrup-
tons that were practised in the appointment Of
Justices of the Peace, and they petitioned to
have the privilege of electing them, he VOTED
AGAINST IT:


That he was the original author and first pro-
jector of the infamous Sub Treasury scheme, and
frat set it on foot with his party, which finally
fixed It upon the country to be cast off at once
by the indignant people,


That during the oppressive and ruinous ad.
ministraton of Martin Van Buren, he stood at
the head and front of all the polieaI Legislation
that cursed the country and scattered corruption
through every department of the government.


That when at Albany, either in the Legisia.
ture, or at the hesd of one of the State Depart
ments, he was always at the head and front of
most selfish Regency, one of the most corrupt
bodies that ever disgraced republic, and which
he wonld doubtless reinstate as soon as he reach
ed the Governors chair.


That while running for the office of Governor
he is still holding on to his office OF United States
Senator, thus showing disregard of principle in
his caoernese IN refain hold Of hn cno,l.