A Good Illustration

- A wort h ymer in a ccrtain town in New J ersey, der posiied a. solitary vole for Birney and Earle. As he carried it up (o the ballotbox, said he, "Here, my friend, I put in a vote for liberly, and rnark me it will hatch." "And it did hatch," said ho, as h e told the story, lust spring in the New Vork CunventionTor at the next eleclion after that diere was twelve liberty votes," Let the 7000 voles given for Birney and liberty in 1840, hatch after this sort evory year, and Birney will be President in 1844, with some millions of votes to