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The Campaign of 1S44.-It is just as ne cessary for the success of Democratic princi- pies to carry the Presidential election, in 1844, as it was to elect Thomas Jefferson, irl l800; and the Democraey..of our country are bound, by every tie of patriotism, to unite in the good cause and by a concert of action, overthrow the advocates of National Bank and paper currency forever, or else our Re- publican institutions will not only be in dan ger oi encroaehInents, but ailIlilHation. The men who forsook the Democratic party in Io40, and became recreant to its principles, should recollect, that one more similar tri- umph (dlyested of especial Providence,") by the Federal party, might ruin the happy pros poets of the only really great Republic on earth, and put out, for all time to come, the only beacon-light to the human race on the habitabIe globe. Spirit ofJefIerson awake the enemies of equal rights are attacking the citadel of Liberty!

 By their fruits ye shall know them,'' was the saying of one who perfectly knew the human heart; and by the deeds of men We should judge them. Look at the con- duct of the Federal party, whenever and wherever It obtains power, from the nations debt, at the present time, down to the viola ton of the will of Stephen Girard by our city rulers The worst passions of the human heart arc leagued against us for the ensuing contest, and British gold will be lavished upon our election grounds, in the endeavor to elect President Clay congenial to the will and wishes of the brokers and bankers of Fhreadneedle street, London.

 .I,. alarm the stock-iobbers of all Europe, the believers in the. South Sea bubble, have still faith ia the magic wand of Henry Clay, to create a Paper Bank and a multitude of Rag baFons PaiLadeLnhia .9rgns.