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Hear the talk Of the !" Chicken Man" Of the
East Alabamian:


PARTY EMILEMs.-Some democratic paper,
dscoursing lately about party emblems, gives
to the Wings the Coon, and takes for the Loco
foco party in general, the Cock. This is not
altogether right; and we are in favor Of fair
play" we insist on an equitable division Of the
emblems. The Coon is, most unquestionably,
Wing property, and though he does stroll O.
nights, occasionally ly-what Of that !? he loves the
''stars," and affects the stripes" upon his TAIL
A true Republican, he is found, we believe, ol "
on the North American Continent. He is gar.
liant fellow into the bargain, and whips puppy
at each paw, easily! And homely though his
coat be, It's worth money in the market Give
us the Coon, by all means! But the Linden
void folks must let go the cock-he's none Of
their's-he's the exclusive property of their
State Rights allies. The Cock is vain of his
military clothes; flaps his wings like gascon-
aiding braggart; crows defiance to the world;
and often runs at the pinch Who shall say
then that the Multiplying Branch are not entitled
to quarter him upon their coat? As for the Van
Burenitcs, they must content themselves with
the w easel, long ago presented TO them BY MIR.
Calhoun. Let them take the Weasel-he's a
sinking little fellow, fond Of creeping through
cracks, and none, therefore, may dispute their
title TO him. He's the very animal too, that they
want at this particular juncture-he's SO good al
MrotHing Cocks, that we are certain they II find
him useful