, 1844-10-05
E THE TRACK.

Maine nave llHt most UODIIs
CLEAR THE TRACK!
CHANGES IN HIGH QUARTERS.---Ihc
following list comprises some OF the
most influential Wings: Governors,
Members and c~x-members of Congress,
and whig Electors, who have renowned
the wing cause and are doing battle for
Polk and Dallas. We scarcely npen al
exchange paper that does not contain
scores Of rer.unciaiions. The list below,
contains only those who have been IN
high standing with the party which they
have Abandoned. Tens of thousands Of
homes, men, who were duPed by the
trickcry OF the coons in 1910, are BOW
Joined heart in hand with the Democrat
cy. The cleveland CO., Plain Dealer,
came 10 us the other day wiih enc HIM
bred and fifty remuneration, names IL is
columns, which had taken place il Guy
ahoga county alone. And we see them
in other papers in lists cftens, tweniics
and %ffiies.
sBGt the following list comprises the
essence ufthe great revolution now in
prqsrc>s " the public sentiment Of this
eaFiry. They are men who have here
toiure'becn tie idols .cf the wing party.
Read, reah---Saral5go (N. y Sent.
E.-Go>ernor Pope, of Kentucky.
Ex-Governor Gregory, of'irgiLia.
Members and cI-NIrmJers Of Consress.
Hon. WIN. W. Erwin, Of Penn.
Hon. \. II. Campbell, ufGeorgid.
Hon. Geo. VI. Troup, Of Georgia.
Hon. James Garland, OF Virginia,
Hon. :. G.. Ghol>on, Of Virginia.
lion. WIN. Taylor, Of Virginia.
Hon. T. T. Marshall, of Kentucky.
Hon. r. Wi,kl:lle. Of Kentucky.
Hon. Gee. II. Profit, Of Indiana.
lion. II. {. Test, OF lndnnd.
IIoa. VIM. Bryant, IF Indiana.
Hon. David Potts, Of Indiana.
Hon. j. Y. l.. NcAIahon. IF Nd.
Hon. David Stew art, Of Maryland.
Hon. Abraham Rencher, Of \. c.
Hon. Geo. ". CTabb, co.
Hon. Samuel Fesscndcm, 60.
Hon. Paddock Casey, Of Illinois.
i!,m ]. c. Loomi,, Of Connecticut.
ilon. Richard Reese, Of n. York.
Hon. Lewis McLane, Of Dis. Coium.
Harrison ELECTORS, Who now 20 for Polk
and Dallas.
Hon. Wager N.eden, Of R. l.;
Hon. Peter Bierce, of Conn;
lion. Gulian G. NeTplanck, Of \. y;
David Stuart, OF Maryland;
r. Kidler Meade, Of Va;
Howell Cobb, Of Georgia.
And we will add the following Listin-
guiShed gentlemen:
Judge Plat, of New York.
Gen. Felix Huston, Of La, 4 wing or
a;or ia 1910.
Gen. VIM. 5. Murphy, ofOhio, q wing
orator in 1910.
Judge Todd, of Pennsylvania.
Judge Lilleston, Of Indiana.
Gen. Adams, Of 5. Carolina, 4 wing
orator in 1910.
Capt. Stockton, of n. j., a wing ora-
tor in 1910.
Col. 5. ii. Wales, of R. |. the Wing
standard bearer at Baltimore, in 1910.
Stripping toy' a Race.-Thc Yicas-
burg Wing gives the particulars ol
namusing scene enacted IN that VI
clnlty a snort time ago. Nh. WAIT.
ney, the oratorical lecturer. walked
out about ii mile from town t. battle
at a spring branch. He stripped OF
lis clothes, lad them Care.ni,v nn the
bank, and went INTO the water. In
a few moments ho discovered Il tel.
low taking charge of his clothes. anG
immediately jumped out in pmsuii q
him; here Il long chase OF about hal
a nile ensued; but wisely the chap
finding bis naked pursuer gaining up
n him took 10 the briars as 4 sale
refuge, and thus ended The chase.
Mr.. w. wendell his way toward!
town having n"thwgon save h $ shoes
lie approached "A house to tell his sal
story. wien some ladies' seeing IN.
condition opened upon him a wolfe,
of tirebrands, which soon pu, him Il
flight. Happll, he found a pair of in
expEesslbles hanging upon n fence, o