[....]
[....]
Just think of it can we not
picture to ourselves the severe 
dignity seated in the 
[brow] of the elder Adams as he 
would turn from this abomination 
as from a 'serpent in his path.'
Can one man see the lip of 
Webster curling with a sove-
-reign contempt too bitter for 
language & the eagle eye 
of Henry Clay withering
these knaves and [hooters] with
a glance. And [ok], if [she]
askes if those- generations
that have gone- who once 
bore the old whig banner 
thro triumph & defeat answering
with bold shouts to the rallying
cries of educated wise & mag-
nanimous statesmen could again
be clothed with the living 
[raiment] of mortality how they 
would hold back & shudder
with disgust & shrink away
from the contamination of sach
a presence.
  Now let us sum up 
& make a practical appreciation 
of what we have written.
We do not address numerous 
particularly to Democrats. Every man

who have a substantial stake in the 
Institutions of the Country - who
[would] wish to sneak all 
demoralizing tendencies in the 
community - & who above all 
things would desire to see the 
blessings of the [?] transmit-
ted to their posterity- [we]
between them are many such 
men who belonged to the old
Whig Party but who are
disposed to turn their backs
on the vagabondes & fanati-
cisim of those Private associa-
tions that now [discuss] the 
title of Whiggery. And it is 
to such as [that] we would 
now [amply] speak a few words.
   1st can any man of intelligence 
affect to be believed to the fact that
in a National point of view
the present [Whig] Party is 
a men [...] almost altogether
[...] Free states
[...] essentially [] for 
[...] two the [...]
[... but [...]