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lest.xe a9s. must do 20 no longer, They would
Jaros amendments TO II upon largo section Of
the, Union, and compel them to submit 10 and
accept them, whether they will or no I! They
are told that any such attempt would inevitably
result in dissolution of the Union; this, how
ever, has no weight with them, and is no argu-
ment why they should stop in their career Of
madness and folly. If The South choose to sep
arate from the North, say these patriots, lei
them do so, we care not Such is their reckless
less and wickedness, though these are really not
known or suspected by the great mass Of the
community in which they move and are concoct-
ing so much mischief.


The leaders of this |" third" or !" Liberty party"
are, TO man, we believe, Locofocos, Of the most
radical and ultra kind, and hesitat not to ayow
their desire 10 break up or break down the Wing
party. They hate Mr.. Clay with perfect ha-
tired, and leave no stone unturned to defeat his
election; and yet, strange as it may seem, about
two-thirds of the rank and file Of this party are
Wings, or have been, for when they once be-
come thoroughly imbued with the notions Of
their leaders, they are hostile to their old
friends and associates, and delight in doing all
in their power to defeat them. Did not the
leaders draw larger portion Of their numbers
from the Wing party, they would cease their
operations, as one of their great objects is to
cause its defeat, and the triumph Of Locofocoisn


We must cut short our remarks this morning,
and resume them on some other day.