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c.,p CALuouN.-Thc American Demo,


=, ,,bished at Macon, itself an advocate OF
w.. M Calhoun has the following in relation to these
80 distinguished Americans:


;" .w, Calhoun and Mr.. Clay are not only the
,-r Of great political parties, but an honor to
tM conntry-their age-and the American
as-, -,a-eyerv American citizen should cherish
ss,, ~, as the common property and glory OF his
nv. ..,rv: it is between these two, probably the
'o test living minds of the age, that we desire to
"a, I. ,be race for the Presidency, in lS44. Both
e Nom arc Americans-both of them arc patrl-
= :. Nnether of them would descend to anything
"'s,n-their feelings and sympathies arc in uni
on on with the glory of their country, and the pros
ss1tv and happiness of the people"