Locopolko Principles.
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eve are for eohat the Whigs are
agoinst."-Thus speaks the Nashville
Union, conducted under Gen. Jackson's
nose. We were talking with a demo-
cratic friend not thousand miles from
here, few days since, who disagre eed
wholly with the Union. He defined
democratic" principles 10 be "oppo-
sition TO what the wings were for.'-
According TO the Union the Locos arc
for a subtreasury, for free trade which
benefits British capitalists at the ex-
pense Of American home industry, for
Executive misrule and tyranny, for the
system of Swartouting and public plan
der, for corruption in the elections and
inthe administration of the government,
for a violation of the national faith,
and for office at all hazards. The
wings are against all these things
According to our S:democraticn friend
the locos are opposed 10 "a sound ma
tional currency regulated by the will g.
authority Of the nation," to ian ade-
e1uate revenue with fair protection to
American industry, "''to jus; restraints
on the Executive power ..to faithful
administration Of the public domain, -
to ian honest and economical admins
trationofthe general government, &c.
The wings are for all these.


Now it's not very material whether
our friend is right or whether the In
ion IS sright. If the Union is right The
locos are FOR what is wrong and what, ii
the American people are true TO the YER