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A noble hsGrtcd dsmOerat-,0hig lone for tho
IabOrsr John Haire, laborer very recently
employed in one Of our manufactures rear New
Hartford, was Inquired of what his political views
were. Hefrankly disclosed that he, was demo.
crat. This was Immediately reported to the over
seer in the establishment and Haire, who had
then been at work but lour and hall day6, was
summoned to appear befor him He appeared,
and was informed that there must be a Settlement
of accounts, and that be cond not have any cash,
not even to the amount Of sir cents, but must take
what his services amounted to in store gay. Hairc
was then asked if he was voter He answered
that he was, and though he might not receive six
cents to procure sc1nty supper with. that he
would not, nor could any true hearted Irisbman
vote for Henry Clayl


Il is enoughto saythnt he was discharged forth
with. Here is a federal ovcrsccr, under fderaI
manufacturer, one of the lradng aoAig politicians
in this country discharging man for bis political
opinions What say you, Irishmrh, are yog
fond of such afectionate dispIafsos thrse or will
you mark that whig and stree him according to
his merts2 pfiea DeM6eTaE.