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CooN CANDoR !-The "Arkansas Gazette'' says, there Is Ca sort of instinctiue feeling which tells us [whigs that we cannot err, when supporting Harry of the Westo

 Veil, we nave iong suspected as much, and have refrained from saying so, only lest we might seem to be uncivil. Heretofore, the whigs have insisted that they used coons, like log cabins and cider barrels, only as "pleasant emblems." But here, we have a high priest of whiggery, explicitly and pub licly confessing to the very '.nature of the beast,,a for all are agreed that the Coon is, eminently and essentially an '' instinctire" ami mal; and not only so, but that it's peculiar .instinct" is to ''prowl and plunder," along dark and devious and hidden paths A pre- cious confession, truly! this of the Gazette; and, doubtless, as truly descriptive of its party.

 "Instinct" We thank you for the word. And, in future, when 1t suits us, shall not hesitate to characterize the Whig party as the Gazette has done; and use Whig and Coon as synonymous and convertible terms.