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Now be might have spared all that talk
---~nvtrT one here knew as well as he
did before he wrote to Mr.. G. that the
latter not being a ''stunp spc5.kcr," would
not enter into any such arrangement
the wings did not nominate him because
he could haranguo the people--thcy took
him because of his sound practical sense,
and knowledge in regard to State finan-
ccs, and because being an extensive Farm
er he was interested Immediately in the
credit of the State, and hence was a safe
man for the taXpaying farmers to trust.


End. Sui Sut-Tfea@ry--Tvi6-UeLatey.


On the subject ofparty principles, he
said the sub-treasury was emphatically
theirs. Wcll lot them have it-no whig
wants anything to do with it, and we
have yet to learn that the people gener-
ally are tavOrably disposed towards it.


Mr.. Webster, he said promised to at
tempt the restoration ofthe tariff of 10,
but when he cot in the Senate he failed
to make the attcmpt-hence the altera-
tion Of The present locofoco tariff was an
:'obsolctc idea.'' And here he blowed
long and loud. Well worth Webster's
while to attempt anysuch thing while
there is locofoco Congress, and locofoco
vctocT at the head Of affairs.


We hold to the notion that he will
find his Sub-Treasury, and his Free Trade
rather bad hobbies to ride in this county.
He should have posted himself bet
tor in regard to the views of our citizens
He may yet find that they are not for
his Swartwouting leg-trcasury, and in
stead of being for British Free Trade, are
genuine tariff men.


Bird. Aprican Var.


On the question Of the war the parties,
he said, were dividcd-,his party being
for it and the wings against it. And
his hearers will distinctly recollect, that
he gave all the glory of all the victories
to Polk. Polk was the conqucrer alto
gcthrr--hc done the whole oft, and Mr.,
Thomas did not find it in his heart to say



one good word for any officer or soldier
who is now, or has been in the war.


He was quite right that so far as the
bringing on Of the war is concerned, his
party have the credit, but while thinking
of Taylor and Scott and the whig officers
and men now in Mexico land three fourths
Of them are whigs,) we incline to the be-
lief that in spite Of Mr.. Thomas, the peo-
pic will suppose that the wings must
have some little credit for doing the
work in the matter.


All his talk about Spain and France
ceding Texas back and forth &c, and
the Rio Grandc being the fixed line, was
perfect Esbaldcrdash''--th water was too
deep for him, and after repeating the
substance Of the s'Buncombe" speeches in
Congress on that subject---the '1Unon"
editorials, &c, for the year past, he left
his hearers in deeper maze than he
found them.


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