, 1844-09-28

Necessary o elect 3
To spare 46I
Is there a stone in it that does not
belong there? Let US see.
Ohio.--What a splendid capital
she makes for the column! Ohio has
now a democratic legislature and
governor. Her vote was cast for
Harrison in 1910 by means of the
most extensive, systematic. and au-
dacions pipe laying ever perpetrated
even by the whig party. IL can't be
done again. All the Kentucky wings
are needed at home; there is not one
To spare.
Mdine.--Now Democratic--,hat
is % say all OF her that Webster
didn't sell to England. The people
of Maine might as well be expected
To- vote tor RECOMMENDATION of Great
Britain" as to vote tor II. Clay. But
the wings don't claim Maine, so the
res enough said.
acknowledgements now by
thousands. And Sill &c the wings have
espoused natire Amcricnnism, they
can't hope to come within sight Of
the winning pos, in Indiana. to say
nothing of the popularity of annexa-
ton in that State, or the aversion to
H. Clay for his hostility and number
less insults to the pioneers and squat
tiers. Indiana is sure for Polk by TO-
900.
The Indiana American, a coon pa
per, lately said Of Mr.. Clay and his
prospects:
"He eve received the votes OF
Ohio or Indiana, and it is worse than
idle to calculate that he ever will.
We have heretofore exeried all oul
strength for the election of Henry
C'ay-and we believe him superior
10 any man ~living-but it is worst
than folly 10 endeavor 10 sustain him
whom The people have so often con
demned. And although we woulc
rather see hiui President than any
man who has been named for tina.
station, still we believe he will he dis
tanced more th1n 10000 votes IL
this STATE, AZ this time or any time t.
come"
Nel0 York.--Our friends in thi.
State would laugh at Us tor speakln.
ri her vote as doubtful. Our MAORI
~ on the popular vote last fall wa.
only 10000 and upwards; rather
small number, to be sure, IN the eye.
of some hard-iaced wings, disciplined
at 'bra..' Every one in the State
knows perfectly well that the coon,
only clam IL because to give it up j.
virtually to abandon the field i;honr
an effort. Sc, down the vote of N.
York for Polk as inerita6lei
Minois.-We have not yet seen
single coon barking up this tree; il
would be too evidently the wrong
one. 1t is hard to remember the time
when Illinois was a federal State
She is democratic now, and u man
Gov. Ford, is at this moment battling
nobIy for the supremacy Of the laws
over reckless superstitious mob.
Illinois is as safe as New Hampshire
is'ni that safe enough?
Trginid.--The Gibraltar Of De.
mocracy. She never has given fed.
eral vote, and never will. Abou,
half of the GLORIOUS Tenth Legion
are subscribers to the Sober Second
Thought, and they all tell US tina,
there is corps de reserve in that part
of the State more than strong enough
to sink the strongest wing countie:
put altogether. We refer any whig
who dreams o: carrying Virginia. tc
the "Tenth Legion" generally. The
Frelinghuysen coons give up Virgin.
ia; they don't play "brag."
Michigan.--The wings will scarce.
ly run a ticket in Michigan, except as
a matter of forr. They intend to
use as many Of the votes as possible
in the western part Of New York.
Mr.. Clay does not believe that Michi-
gan is a State, (see his Raleigh
speech:) Of course. he would not take
her vote, If he could get it.
Here's a sample Of Michigan:
ANOTHER SIGN.-At the militia