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The Gazette heads its columns with four doggrel lines commencing thus

 .'Freemen, cheer the Hickory tree,

 in storms, it's boaghs have sheltered Mec." The ghost of old Lndley Murray will get of the grave ill dismay, shortly. We recommend the following as substute-it being equally good poetry, and far more d-pfopos: Freemen cheer the Slippery Elm, If they don't know where it grows, ill Kinderhook you

 can tell 'em."