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stand. This is not pretended
Either Of them waMl.i haHur il
!. For that man, therefore, who i
exclusive now, there is no cx-
|cusc. N
Lei The Wings therefore, pur-
sue a concilatory coi,se towards
each other on this subject. &C.
CESSATION only irritales Suspi-
|ci0n and taHns excite and may
Head Is division. Let every
thing ofthc kind cease. Let us
one and all, forgetting more and
more cur own parlialities, look
more and mere 10 our country's
good. Tins shall W. 10 our
liuly. Thus, and thus alane,
can-we secure the gooJ4at which
1--we aim.
| We woMdcall ,;pcn our whigi
Ibfcthien then, everywhere ~
Inject and mihglc together with
IA generous sympathy. and q
common regard. We feel, in
deed, that this ough, 70 Ne SO.
We believe, too, lnalil will he
No. The old Bay State how
will she act? She clings 10 her
own son, Webster We. ID spirit
worthy Of her, she says, The de-
fcislon NJ the wing party will be
her decision. Kentucky too
what does She declare? She IS
ready'loy yield ner onn cherish
ed Clay, her FIRST choice, if such
be the will ol erlriends. Lei
Ohls, then, meet her sfsitr
states il the same spirit, ana
all will be well and ths cause OIL
onrcuuntry snail triumph.
\ Extract 81 d letter from Hon. John IN,
Crockett, u ior editor u the sun, dated,
Washington, May 30, 1888.
Your repre- s4ntst,tes, Tie Hot Messrs,
Preniiss and VOID, appeared this msrn.
ing, and were qualified as such. On
themselves before the speak
er's chsirto lakelhe oath, Mr.. Prentiss
remarked tina, he desired % state, on be.
hall Of himself and his colleague, that al
though they had been elected repre-
senslises ofthe state Of Mississippi a,
the recent election, they'in good conici-
ente believed that HE election wholly !,
unconstitutional and void. and they, there,
fore, tett constrained 10 demand that
they should be qualified under the eiec-
tion held by that state 10 November last,
which they deemed 10 be only sval;d cleo
lion. a solemn silence pervaded the
whole house Afr. Speaker Polk whose
casing vote had decided that election 10
bev0id and Of no force, having stepped
down from his battle throne, win bis
book III bis hand, looked Wild and tod !
died back up 10 his seat. 1fter locking
down for moment, and no orr mskiDg
any objection or ul,wrInga sentence, he +
seemed TO say il his heart. lis that .ypu
'capl,sgPrentss? Yes We'll YOU
needn't shoot. III come Down And 50
he did. tls come down again aud al
The oath. They toek their
seats, and ID Ave minutes latter had The
plea sure ofrecMding their votes 10 favor
Of lierepesI " the oLious specie circu-
lar. Thet6rss resolution for thai pur-
pose had previously passed the senate.
and i passed our house this morning BY
l54 ayes, % 20 nays--so you see wthi
how much honor aud fidelity this
party are disposed n carry out The dem
agugucial theories of al exclusive specie
currency. Thsre~nevtr was more alb.
surd or ridiculous proposition presented
70 the mind 1t man. and He never yeti
believed /. could be done never deemed
I. Thsir object from the beginning. ~
| verify believe, has been u accomplish
the destruction and overthrow pi VII exis
ting banking institutions, aid 70 establish
on their ruins government bark, under
The name of 'subtreasury."
--
NJ HENRY CLAY.
The spread ofihe popularity of This
most distinguished distinguished individ.