Circus

We poreeive by nn adverfis-cment in the Stnlp Journnl Ihnl another or thosc slrullmg nvhanccs. on lied n Circus, is to perform n this vil In re. Thiè is tlio third or founh this t=eason. They have obtained a licencc of the Corporntion officcrp, ofcourse. Is il well for tlipce ifcnilnnin, Tot the snke of a pítiful fee, n a!d fo often 'o the largo amount of vice and paureri8m nlrfidy existinp nmong us? Go hark to the Wluor party, or rather go to the Wïiitr pnrty (whore wo hnlieve vou never werp) and do as yon phould have done last yenr. help ns defoai the proslavery locofocos. - Detro't Jldverkser. This invitatinn is addressed to us by the Advprtiser. We cnnnot accede to it. We tre dtiing a great work - the liboration of million3 of our C'iunfrymen from Slavery- and we cnnnoi cense from our work for the purpo8P of.helping proslnvery VVhigs "defeat the pro.slavrry Looofocoa." Tiieir disputes are of,sniall mooipnt, compared with our great "One Mea." Besidos, we intend to defeat ihem both hs eoun as possible. The Whigs sny that we defea'ed Ihetn last fnl!, vvhich was sooner than we cxpected. We shall not be backwnrd obont turning our forcea on theoth r paity. nnd cannot offord to actas mere ivxWwnes. where have the power and ibility to acr nfl principéis. Henee in your ,var with "the Locofocos," you must do the eít yon can. We shall not help you to 'defieal" them: but prefer to carry on hostil - ties on our own account.