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leo against each other, and using Hendcr.
son''s poverty against him until they find
that il has recoiled upon themselves with
fearful force, they cry out we never did it.
ibat It was "Farmer" and a "Cass and But
her Democrat" and the unknown aX.,a
like the man who bit with the negro upon .
cock fight, and having changed first from
one chicken to the other as they seemed
triumphant, and finding his ~fsvorite beat al
Hast, exclaimed to the negro, you take yoni
picayune and IIl take my picayune, and
ld-m if I'll ever bet with another niger
Such is the game they play. But now for
THE proof. M. says Petfoy and Grubbin Hoe
never attempted to array classes against
each other; we shall see. Grubbin Hoe
says:
81 du want tn send a man Ia the Legisla-
Iture that has SWEET and tugged like ( have
= = aBd knows tn how tn feel for work.
ing mems hardships and back AXE"
Speak Amos Petfog-He says:
sit has been intimated by some that it is
bad policy to send lawyers to the Legis!a-
ture. Surely none would think, in this en-
llightened age, Of sending old farmers, who
are the owners Of the soil, and directly in
terested, and who would of course, make
laws for the benefit Of the farming conmu.
nifty, end perhaps never think Of the interest
of the lawyers. *"As Farmers are USE
ful to do our labor and d~rudgery, and they
make useful clients, but who except a num-
skull aver thought Of sending the client to
the Legislature to make laws to be expound-
ed and enforced by lawyers"
And yet M. ayers that his pets have not
attempted to array classes. Now for the
next charge. He says that neither Petfog
nor Grubbin Hoe attempted TO prejudice Mr.
Henderson in the public mind, because he
was poor. Let us have the evidence. Pet
fog ssys-and he is not knave enough to
deny thatit was meant for Henderson-thai
SIN the next place, I do not own a foot Of
land or any other ~immoveable property in
the county, have no interest of my own to
represent, therefore can and will give the
whole of my attention to the interest of 9TH
.ers." Is not the proof overwhelming? Are
you not guilty AmosP lshe not guilty M {?
Let the public Judge between the "unmask-
ed hypocrisy of X. and the "unmssked
falsehoods" Of M. Out Of his own mouth
and by his wi witnesses is he condemned.
The truth makes some men mad, If It effects
NJ. in that way, let him nurse his wrath toI
keep his anger warm ; he should have known
that these things would have been hurled
at him by one who has no ambition "tol
keep out Of the reach Of danger"
X. has never ridiculed the misfortunes oil
a sick man, never applied an epithet to any
candidate, and ret il seems inconsistent
that M. should complain Of vulgarism after
The specimen he has given us in his chaste
All is not we'll with NJ, that
swful machine that gulotined so many whigI
last summer until the streets oil
Green ran red with blood-and
which has been wheeled away from the Me-
Of Pike, to avoid the odour Of the
to distant parts Of the county,,
work some wheel is out of place.,
'ome spring broken, and all their Cash can't
10 it up Brown.
NJ. is to be pitied; indignation, Mdian
massacre, tOmahasok, scaLping knife and
5lOOdy drama, dance through his whole
communication in all the maze of nonsensi-
,sl confusion-ih.se are the evidences Of
. mind not at rest with itself-perhaps the
forerunners Of a terrible overthrow
which is soon to come, which is destined in
is hurricane fury to PROSTATE Whiggery in
9ike-to batter down with its HurculeanlI
'rm the hitherto strong fortress in which
alse Gods have been worshiped, and false
Priests have ministered at the altar. Too
ong already have the Democracy of the
and slumbered at their post; the lethargy
which so long folded them in is now gone-It
beacon light blazes from every hill top-alt
'oice proclaiming their triumph comes from
every valley,-he whom your friends Petfog'
md Grubbin Hoe would stigmatize boy, as
,e is in years, is a man armed to the teeth
when panoplyed with truth and justice, andll
lis battle axe the terrible instrument of yourls
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