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wm'd greatly exien8 ihe catalogue.
TIE people. with reIiEiouslike solcm.
pity haze exclaimed "Amen;" ihey
uil cry huzza 1T Jackson and Van
Burea. The result Of ihese usBrpa
tions i beginning 70 be felt. Thou
sands ef people arc turned OF If en-
ploymont and are nor reapihg the re-
ward Of their country degradation.
Bankruptcy and ruin have become
common throughout The land. Even
now. should The President il much
mercy, listen to the cries Of the star
wing orphans. and widows and free
men Of the North and in any way re.
lax his policy, there are those who are
too cowardly to leave the RANKS, but
are sTnarting under The lash, that will
cringc al the feet Of their nasier, and
lick the hand that scourged them.
Yes, the President may bankrupt
the nation, and il, when the tornado
has passed over. and FRUSTRATED its
thousands, be should lend a helping
hand to few half-starved wretches
who lad escaped the general wreck,
there arc those who would exall him
10 the skies for his wisdom, and praise
him for his lind and benevolent feelings.
But, fellow citizens, LET Us not Ges-
pair of ultimate success. Let MS nail
our colors to the mast. and, should the
pillows Of oppression over flow us,
let the lasi racle that arises from their
surface he hdon't give Up the ship
We begin TO hear the rumblng Of thr
dlstant storm that will ere long over
weln1 IN ruin and disgrace "the powers
that be-"
The lightning from the North has
flashed around the palace of the ''lit-
tie magician.r and his affrighteJ, skull
king minors are driven to tho last re-
sort to uphold the falling cause OF their
master. The scales are falling from
the eyes Of the honest. but deluded,
and money from the purse Of the de-
termined supporters Of Mr.. Van b.
rem. Liberty and free principles will
prevail
While speaking OF the resort Of the
party, will read you an article from
a highly respectable administration
paper. purporting to be an extract
from Daniel Webster's speech deliv-
ed at New York.
sDAxIE1 WEBsTEn.-TTe last week
noticed the enthusiastic reception Of
this gentleman at the city Of New
York. Since that time we have re-
ceived his speech delivered on the oc-.
caslon. and from which we extract
the following;
The Union could be so well gov
erned no where as by old Massachu-
sets, where he lived "a great laugh j.
but Massachusetts, even, might stray
from the right path, and to bring the
operations Of government within roa
sonable bounds, he would let Boston
govern Massachusetts. (great applause
and laughter)-s'for my own part.
then, SAID thepatriotic man, Ishoula.
be content with very'httle power-i.