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Ye whigs of all ages, sll shapes and ail hues. Who desire your dIscordant oplnions to fnse Who but ask for creed which yoar party can

 swallow.

 Who bu. seek for leader your party viii iollow, Who but wish for path. sS to ofbce il ise, Come list to your oracses 10! an he am he. in this hour of yoar dezpeEate Reed Who sill show you Paih-wsy, and teach you d

 creed; NJ 4 creed that shah spring, in symmetric de1ign, From assamplion of one geographical Iiue, And shsl prove all yoa please, 90 you please to OP-

 pose

 Every malcontent shade shall our system embrace Every creatuFe that can but show doagA tn hiu

 face;

 From Greely, consigning all war ta the devil. To Garrison, seeking tO stir 1t up civil; From the dog out of office, who looks for his day. To the Mexican agent, who looks gaf his pay Let us form array, let our front le unbfOken. Stand shoulder 10 shouilsr, esGh whig by his bro

 ther,

 From Quakers at one end to traitors at rother. Shading of with such arfifca, no where shall seem An abruptness of change from extreme to extreme These then are our tactics, the line of the Nueees Affords them fine geographical basis. Let Mexico's claim stand instead of eeaviction, That all beyond that was her just jurisdiction" F~t"~~-1e That Tayior's first march was q march of invasion, That Polk made the war, which he dared to deny, And that Congress, sustaining him, voted a He Oh Truth, sacred Truth, art thou lost among men Where, where was thy servant, thy champion then Corresponding with Cassias perchsnce to set forth Double sets of opinions for South for North, Or revolving Us deep in retirement he lay, His career in the Jerfate from that early day Of his entrance illegal of years something short, Thus defrading the laws which he swOre to sup

 port

 To his flight from hs pledge to the Compromise Which he would not maintain, and he could mol

 reiract.

 Hence, horrible shadows, scorn yoa and swear, Truth, truth should have triamphed if had been

 there.

 Iris the light of my ago. twas the star Of my youth will lay down my life in defence of the truth. Fly the way, 'tis extremely unlucky think, There should turn up another great question to

 blink

 But the cost of this can't be all paid In glOry And whst's to be done with the new territory; To begin, we'll oppose it, admitting at most. Of harbor or fort the Mexican coast; t'Tis . sensible project, as if you suppose, One man had a wart another mans nose. And throwing this out to define our position. If the nation insists larger addition, Say a million square miles, and if Congress de-

 clare, That 'iis lawful to propagate Slavery there, Twill be well, but let every good whig understand, It was not for Raf otjso we wanted the land Bat we rather refuse, but the land being won, We can vote as we please whats next to be

 done.

 Fellow whgs let this much for the moment suffice As we al know the worth of . word to the wise; Share among you these principles. certain am, They will last till we're over the dam.