"This Once."

- The expression itself ievidence ot a misgiving, of a doubt wheth er you can rightfully do what you propose. You certainly imply that you will not do so again; wby this assurance, if you are satisfied you are right? If you are not satisfied, why will you stipulate, even with yourself, to vote for a slave holder? Ifitwere necessary - which it is not - for you to "choose between evils," you might select fromaworld full of infinitely smaller ones tban voting for slavéholding rulers; and it would puzzleyou to find a greater. - Herkimer Freeman. fXJ" Don't forget, That he who votes for Clay, votes for a man who would ba glad to see Annexaiion on certain conditions, and who thinks that Slavert, (which Daniel Webster says is Hhe fundamental, everlasting objection,) should make no difference onO way or the oth er f