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Oh, !oOr
Tuni--" Ever Ns'ir,..,"
übig• hot out Tot' Piesident r ;
when ninie .L• ,:;
..'h e c annot eoixils it quite,'sie . thinl4 l ,- • ,
3 0 the Pet 1 1:4 ''• ' - 'f
oh poor /tarry, Chiy,L: --
Oh poot Harry Clay; - •
170 a never . can tie President,:
For so the people
lice tried it twieeore fir
be i, 1 1.
loud Et was "no go,"
White llouse neer was p:#01 you„
'we often tohl you so. ,
Oh poor Barry Clay,
oh poor Mary Clay, -
Ype - never can be President, ,
c
F o r pzu have haii.i9ut
ion ago, at liartistiiarg,,
catutiuj •
kali you maivaileble,
And Wyk on the eb if..
pt Four Harry Cla
Oh poor Hatay..claf, • 1 '
- The people did not like Yetflben;
-Why was Wt.= you say?;
low for, fear you'll leave the track,
rook no more delay;
•.. . •
think - if mostexpedient
you have your way.
Oh poor Harry tfay,
Ph poor Harry Cloy,
You cannot now be Prmident,
Polk is in your way !
yOu're no better norre I ween,
i
arsen you run befere,
you were unsuccessful then,
Will be now, l i iksure.
Oh poor Harry Clay,
Oh poor Harry Clay,
That yuu will e'er be Preiident
'ls an "'iSbselete.
seer you run, you're left behind,
ugh you've had fair play i ,
la you're broken down and blind,
lot win the flay.
Oh poor Hwy Clay,
Oh poor Larry, Clay,
You're ring -boned, spa;iu'd,splintand
And cannot (1311, they say.
good at 'brag,' and goo' and 'Whist,"
11 fours 6 100, tho say.
.111 Mint 14 . 3, .this time, Old Fral, '"
ou cimnot I ,Pout.,er" play:
Uh poor Harry' Clay,
Ott poor Harry Clay,•
You cannot win, this time, Ohi Hal, .
For you cannot Pout-er play.
. to head John Tyler,
rai more; than you Cottle!
ead of heading honeet 'John,
/ler headed you:
Oh poor Barry chiy,
Oh poor Harry - Clay: .
The tray that Tyler headed - you,
Wu laughable, they may.
law you'll kith be heated,
ate L6CO 'POWs say, - •
..oto head John Tyler ;, •
i !dad lid Hari* Clay !
*drat the track John - Tyier !
Po dear theireek old Ciay;
For with our•Pallrdz Ball*
We mean to o,or,yl'
The SpirWßoding..:'''-
;a not heiiici &t Bpminer's - Ay •
istant•thnitder • ;
Joshed thi on
;pruned - die clputri,controlline:
rot kie,ard the swelling roar . .
oli,whirl winds coming 1'
syindo reoiedess•pour,
roistrate forest eiiithing? ,„
not seen the wild we ware
. the storm's commotion
thning.all kilts seep grttre,
unconquered - ocean! •
r hear the Axing voieeW—
t the bright eiellsahlist-1
the Wind's iticreasingiaree—
lbotmdedlellowe'lialdting
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IA spirit - that 'airilk es.
-
--"arerglintng; • "
tong heart his we.at•ciii takes, •
is batUejpioving.
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I'll U -the cry ii hear
tougbivi!i , valley;
%rig boughs are
far4oundine fiddly _
the4ite IrgßAPlEdow,n t'
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coh.bouse;eatAtulAoien,
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Whig Honesty and Candor:to
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We, base seldom, ,witnessed a Pfi4ol'f
eal:.campaign-masked -.with prominent
and peculiar features as' tlie'preaeni
Everi fount of fedeiallianders haslieep
brain - ifiondiiiiir , editkiiii6kiiied
4ppiii*.heilde°6llFliai/diii*ll: Not
content with _vilifyingami traiineing the
living;they,lhave• even ; - disturbed the
ashes - iif - the 'dead ; and -endeavored • to
cast a stigina 'upon the .. chariieter of a
brave- defentler - of our libertY—a revo
loticinatiatilOt4" that noble race, and
breve. 7- eentenil;vith failielystak
ing the political _:opinions of our candi
date for President,' they have endeavot=
ed to raise a religiOuti prejudice against
the'Roman Catholics t. ind then rePre
sent Col. Polk es , being tpayibir, of
that denomination of Christians. . 1 :lie
Declaration of •Independence and. the
Constitution of':this Republic; we bet
lieve, guarantees to every one site tneati=
mable right to worship his God accord
,
ing to the dictates of hieown conscience,
and -we regret to ace itdragged into a
political campaign for the most mercena
ry means. The stale slander of Gov.
Polk's' being a 'Roman Catholic, has
been fully exploded, and completelY
silenced 'by the With - non) , of gentlemen
well known in this ' community. To
show the fairness and consistency of
this Janus-faced parts', we extract from
the Baltimore American, a speech de
delivered before the 'Cumberland Clay
Club, by Samuel M. Semmes Esq., on
a recent occasion. But this laneuage
is used in a State s _Wore_ Catholociant
is in the preponderance, while in this
county hired and lying emissaries are
busy endeavoring to take advantage" of
a suppoied religitini, prejudice against
Roman Catholics! ; This is - a fair spe
cimen of the candor and honesty of this
double faced party, with their profes
sions for , the Nqth, and .their opinions
for the South ; their candidates accom:
meaating themselves with remarkable
facility, t& every sectional prejudice or
lecal question, and ready to assume,' as
occasion_ may require, as many shapes
as ever did Proteus. We' regret that
we have<not room for the entire• speech,
as it Offers a merited rebuke to those
Who would drag Reltgion ire the dirty
pool of political but ourlimited spice
this week prevents us. . , , :
',FErrOw•Crrizrxs., 7 4, appear befoye
you in obedience to a request Made: of
me by the . Cumberland Clay ,dl r ub.
Were Ito consult my'own health and
inclinations,
4- should avoid active
partielpitiotiln,the political discueiiims
of the day. -- nit the %kite' had arrived
wheal conscietilrously feel, that as one
interested in the - honor and ~well 'being
Of my country, I am..notat liberty to
consult my privatetvishes alone-to the
entire neglect of nay political duties.—
Impelled therefore, no: lest; by a sense
of duty, than , by a, desire to gratify my
political friends, have . I ..cOme _here to
night for the purpose 'of i,ddiesaing
You. ''* •
Though I ern aware.thalieeks at;4
unprincipled Capa6to,9l
resorting to any thing that
,is likbly• to
help their cause--yet L did nit "antici
' Pate _that an 'attempt' w onld be made by
falsehood and mierepreieritation;.. to en- ,
list the religions , _prejudices of Ca
dmTic against bit.. Clay the.
present contest., For of :all , the
tinguished 'public men known- to ,our
people, Mr. ,Clay haibeett without. ex-
9eption .the most tolerant sod 'liberal to
the various sects, of the
n—espicially_ o the`,RomatijOathO
lies4 * , imit„PY , ragglic
fellOw.citizenis, , and youc ft sel4ion, 40'
has . oion all ecceoono
,expressed, both
in public god' tn . privitte, sentimlnto
the ! , greate.ei, ieepect.. ; A:id he
,ehowp particularly by.. itici,Conien in re-
PO-, 0 : ,t 4
~ e 13 ,1!!!!,C,i1:qt,tillit- , i 10 64,
Americo; pot-1../ot t v . tolic,, copntriqO were
.tjte,AelleCia,t Oieets :Pf PY Ml*Pit
Andlrikitkei9olllegeWe,zerfibfl•
; , fii.449l:Ygg 8 ; 4 1 s N i' 4 l / 5 4 113,
gion was again introduced interiAe.ide. l
bates in ,tonralr4l,r. Clay heiai it
that tpember of the &wee of
represeniaiii4s. thelaine Ses
sion - at whiehthe law* knottit' 'aii the
taxifrat 1i324,4as passed!
P. Batbottr; 41f:Arirgirdav well • knoivir
afterwards aslt distinguished iapporter.
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--, ,u fgf iragess ;of t Dent* frogs ally Quitrtotn---,Gey • realign !
, vr, .114 „,,r; fit*, 141 ti
9,PeParal J'ekspp,avv4 ; yoAir,rpial . o.
for tie potitiesl: i 'eelvieeti Was, made ; a
wiii then
niesribee bf the ltobee; and the leadeftif
the opposition JO -M r.' Play, ltbd the tit-
And mgoArP...4.acttovr,7o9
illquOtt proper in lhe course, of one, . of
the 81ZU 4104 which hii, " ,Lliitdi " ailfiliSt
the tariff, to assail the Cithidiefiligniti:
and he Aid it hi the' folktwing. estate* of
theease. L.The friends:of domesticiiu
dPeOYJlA4 vindie l ,-01,tariff.poficy
jointing to' the , atiperienceof other
nations. • They'referred `ki l SPain and
Contrasted her "theiftondition with) the
past.: , ,Foimerly, they said, Spas was
PF.9ner9usbqwse p*e.nr
couraged ; her home indutitry. bitA • si t e
was; now 'Poor; theY 'ea i d, end' the real
she had en=
&nage hem mannfactUres, onthhad
tally abandoned her,,deniet,oicipeliey, n ,
Mr. IlaEbnur n Fontended, ,r,eoy:lpa!
the Change, in the conditio and
times' ill the'SPailish. people Could 'not
justly be attributed to anrpartiettlar
change in the 'policy of , tbeir govern
aT4t7-14.401,th0F rant prosperitywas ow ing to t h e . religion 77 to ttie,ua
tholic religion which' they Professed
antitheft:id deutitiyiould tie PrtisPerotte
and great where 7 that .viligion was :the
prevailing religion of the people. Now,
my, Catholie,hrethreny l hear ,what
Clay said in . answer to this` part of Mr.
Barbour's speech. r 1 •',
.4‘.1 think,'? laid hei -, • , :the honorable
gentleman from Virginia doesgr,eat ins
justice to the Catholic rAligiT' 3, in- 8 0 e. !
cifying that as one of the le ading
causes ofthe decline of Spain. kis - a
religion entitled , to •great - reipect ; rand
there is nothing in its character Meow.,
patible ~with.,the highest ,degree of taa-,
tional prosperity. .not,Frarice,, the
most polished; Andy' Other 'resPecti
the Most 'distinguished State of
dom, Catholic ?
. Isiot iFlanders,. the
most - populims part,,of Europe, also
Cathcdic ? Are die Catholic .
,parts, of
Switzerland . and GerMari3r..l . eas prcis
perouis than ' those' iitrhich'are'Protes
tont ?” ,•,. .:1 *
Yes ! my Catholic fellow-citizens,in
1824, as well as in, ,1818, Mr.clay
nobly spoke: out in defence of your.re
ligion—and theughlin - nettling
but the truth, yet who but he . ainotigat
the leading men in- -Congreit—felt
terest enough for i yeir, to ; spark even
the truth! And has.: Mr. Clay from
that time to the preset eier said or
done any' thing . incensistent' With the
friendly 'conduct and sentiment Whieh
luthad previously- ehownc.to the Oath°.
liciejnd their religion no . !.But
on the contrary )19
,haa uniforrnlytreai.
ed us with the utiiinst respect and con
sideration.- • Cattiolies'
equally shared with the Christians , of
alLother denonitianons, liet, : only the
fostering care ank.proteetion of M.
Clay as.a man—lent they 'have
been'alike the • 'objeCiiiif i his ' private
beinty.``-They have !tiliated !equally
wi tirothera
. the, attentionk. °ECM f. Clay
in social life, and, h aye, alwaya x l/cen
ceived with ,theepree, oordial l weleotne
under his hOipitable reef if A. - t 1614.—
Poi these Teasons - MrfCli*hiaili6yi
been adreired end respected ' . .bf.the int
telligent,,of :Roman, !Calholies ef: ;hie
eoualryvand ,
tholic Clergy-, not long since two ,o 1
MY' high friends got engagedli
tieid'disptittthe one beingliti , ftwei•Of
Mr. Van Buren and; , the.otherlimfamos
of Mr. Clay—and ; eftet..,the3r ,, hudyclige•
cussed their differences' for a while,
they. Piniciied odd' die ''c'erntibiersy
bp - dallingoTupon!J father LAl'FiroyCittf
FTederinkitcwhola t. d atOpped.ai while
in,Ounibttriand• 011; bray/ay:o , o)e West)
and getting, ti, toy! ;of,,the
fwo,mettaaa;'Buren;or,oPlay* heipro,
tlFted•That LremarkablaM
; aLigyoll
/un,a,t; UM: said; iny childrett.J-1
lika. Li! say„whtettof khe•twol prefer..
)15 1 , 1 0 ,
4/ 3 Y;40,)'3. 4 49 -. ilthoFPur
p 9s e- PkYlikkencing 794mr4W.8.-nibni
hey *llod Alia( . he ,should ke,t
opiniono be known , t6;th,eo: l 000 le men
said„ivell, I have al:!i#sprererrYa Nfr.
"'i" * • * 2"I'T
Yes my"001Olie, hre,thrMir.o7,.r
diefran
_chirt 0940;
017, wheu:rahid ; ~c,cofAcoti,ihqlget
!), ) ,, ( !,ec.10. 1 .:7 0 011, 01 00 1 , 34 tiliiigPF,..o -
Fpen:c,aud,the,,eliOr.g
* p9pillit
expoea ,o,ll4l-!,.l4that..**hie,',thio
61* our,' HorTA
i 164 l iettOlie,.aock,,e,o4434
Alp '_altaie . 081'04,00ff,
la the days of the Fietich'Reviiilutied.
It was,thirVdirdertiberaty 3 oftParia—
the partizaturiof tobsepiehwAttre loco
foco oratorsoito, brltprofemingio be
a dear, toyer of the , people,: crate coo-
lill
gtasntlg.addres W& ;rime .. , empagr
signs anti ki w eig d irlt lad al ll,t hiPFl#4
hiiiieelr in perfect espntiani ~o ver the
liiiiiiiliiiiiiii ). lir lie cis. ' .Vll.hatpaityrtias
- Mhos* the day's ofcCroris - weit piiso
autg4-alike the Catholics and °thereat,
Allot 94 1081 4A,-R4,09 12 -"TexcePt#W
to whic h Praise , God , Illarebenes and
iiiicriaar 'Metaled 'faria'tice`belongeill
ffetlei Alie' , Wiun'eP vile' aidsinf people
who; whenever ( in ;any age 6r-country,
th.e..l6l ll lthage,A9, POW° Rower, , by<t th e
arts of deceptioh xindfalsehOod i iiiveriar
bly abuseibeirtrust 'by Prectisidg ilie
most abominable oppressions upon man
kind: ild who "were they that con
-1 titured'this inObs•which were recently
engaged in ilesiroyint the chorebes, the
prts? t te BcPPerMaild thelivea et Cagier
lice to the City. of Philadelphia?. Not
It'6lgtf.til - no ) ! b 64 'tlse vile rabble
WO loii'itid depraved' Wreicheii thitiliii
long 7 Ito Abe - population e of' every everi large
Pity. : Mhink you_ that such beinge , ..es
these ever acted it the Vgbig-ParAY,
-Never"! &Ver. In onAottlie churches
Which Avis StruCk 63,; the lightnlo wrath
of the snob—Lan , the 1 chitinh tit Se*Aii.
gustine, were, tdepusitedove aref . told,
the lettere , mid i papere.otnashiugton,
and there, too was ,suspeoded, th d like,-
ness of the Father of his country. Even
these sacred.relies were not sPaied; tilt
equally fell'a prep to - the denion-like
vengeance of the mob: 1 And who were
they, ,think you, so bold,,,aktoeiimmit
this fOnt sacrilege 1 .
,None but those—r
those bliek hearted 'and; detested vil
lians who are kihdred"ipirits with - ilk"
vile aiemberibf<these jscobiniestaubs
- which were , established in , our- own
country an t the dears of Weelsiogion, for
the fele purpose ofjbringingliim iota
'contempt and batre'd vith the people--
Washingt, on Wei the riend'of Catholieii
-he was one of the &Meat benefactor's
of tho.clitych 4 of . Augustine. . Like
i
the father of his,couTry,Mr. Clay tog,
as r hiae - shoWn
_yop.,is the friend of
Catholics, and thoire' *lid '`eie'eariable
ottraducing him with the false 'charge
of being inimical to Catholicsind their
religion. are not, too good A°. unite . with
the mob that destroyed the I lettere z inid
papeisand pictures of litasliington. I
beg.'hOwever,' to bet distinctlytinder
stood.-..that,' in ,nothing that I have Said;
do I.:mean in, the ~remotest degree 'to
identify the great political party c•ppos
ed hi Mr. Clay with the vile. , democra
cies to which' I'6ve'alliided. as having
So wantonly oppressed 'arid degraded
Mankind. , I hatwalpughtio'iliotirreere;
ly that we mulct, inveriably look to the
sober, intelligent ; and refiectingiortion
I
of the laiierican people for our rprotec
don and Security in' those rights Of cOn
scieneeniid property - Which ardeecured
to, us lay the ‘Constitution 'andlaWs Un
der which welive. • , ~ ,F, )rr ~ U
Aut I feel; that, Akav,a,„tiaid,etwagtt,
abutlteligion.., l / Far, gpfi?a4lpkei Jetuß
keep it out of the firty tiispue , siocc of
the day.' 'CC' Cott ffeeotiiiielQf's to
be.operatett'upint: lbitiught
opittektlalr party or:that 'party; beoauso
eßfne , of its InalOcry fP a V be; liAqW)/cIP
be;fiOitifeto ,
I
;Hr.:
VEiileout Wear!
int ill kindslif °Nib:Mien teltite,iiiiiiex
aline 41 Texae,ithativ iliv.4lay:doink
4i t 4,1§9 1 4 1 41 trto<l,. cig bah
.11 1 444 ,1 4 1 477 in * l qttgAPariPtdiate
lull 27 : 1844 ? he Aays ;
11/10it
defilt9Rl Tj O
WlRg i lir whit iicilte.y , F ii;ould
kaidiiitla The 'ilinent kirral9 416416 n -ill
Dbiefltagistrate OfttherFat.vin
ence,.to-glacquebtioltltif hensohatatiart
of Texas. I do,Ac_tt n tlii4 i tt v rightAq
announce in Advoce
tio,W6at wi)lite the
res
pect tb tbtrtfuestion with a foreig&
I HAVE, HOWEVER, NO HESITATION IN
Seitll4BlTilAT;7l46l.(f RROIR IMMO I Y
iiteeinget ellizerruiNfrolutlenaexation
9f . ~Texap,,t 4 MH 0 1,31,D, BE. GLAO TO
sEE IT, WITHOUT: BIMITON 08.
Nirtittfet W' A It"' WITH'
CONSE tat tritteri:
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,POI , INOTS/PIIIINKI/.1 14iR
Si s/gc„TF s t avErty, puce ,T
EFFECT' tferEatiON
ONE WA' - Ott - rt4t"OTlitit.
WEI ETHEIer , TEX AM - rINDEL
PANOEN I OR , INOORPOIVATED
IN,TIIE„ PITO; STATES, pa
NOT' 'BELIEVE IT WILL PRO
LONG WORTEN_ _ THE'IIrATI
/now:
ttrewit dayilni*?Opiti;'
lotwby: the inevitable:; hiFiCef ptipela4)
1T,NP,11,41?„-,B.E.;YNNIBE ,
nErtfsg #,PERNADIPNT A
exitii' a s' king'
iti 06 riiiiiiiii4"ON'AMOlTNT'
OE *: TEMPORARY AlireTittflle!.t.":
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[Far she Bradford I!epaiter.o-.
•f! mEssatc:Earrinui,:;--thaverfrequenc
-Iyi*,•olPlater bee' ntslotdi!witeSi iidkid. the
DitittibottitiePattyi u
gitaitiroWi.iMrahilwarataslilient
by `asserttrigalthe
'whishtq ,bablio itiatititivertible;
vii'e that the ITariff ,l l3 - tstarn of=th 'IL
Bb is nutf ktiartyliseasure4and aut . the
DerricietatialPitik, fuiverie4ei, "as
Partyliketr position ur.ork
this sibjaat; . linty So' far 'is ;it - might be
in easitini.' or rieteli thended;'
"!Vhigq sad ildi he up
a> brick inititatitin;
ti depatlited iffe cUlteetionsi
ai~sifige' from big% ritati'lof datyi
ioitithitithhg: sdel adidaciUni
of
eat righti 'sad libgitieß bfibe piophy."`''-,
' Th . "' histtiti 'of . the tiines . wilf allow
that littiiiinen Met n &all 'partiei have
liken differlifsideffinpoifthitiiineition;
'and 'diitiaitilskid'rldividtialir the
sairikparti liariernitaynd thliriYel veil' in
'opposition to each oth*witinitit
btng theit'Partiehler piwtY aseociatioab
• if
In proof of thts, we , see 'that when,
the 'Tariff; (as it then existed) operated
'so 'nuequally u - p'coii: the differing inter=
"e.st's (if 'the ' ;Rata,' that, r ,"'iliiilearaitee
ceased to be'a virtue" with soine ''Of
them, Nullificatiim (fie Watchword
aiih Many of the purest 'Pl'ariCita, the
tinitedStates'iifer 'knew, 'trite
that at the north, where biased as we
were by-the interevits Welted at stake,
this subject was cp.iiifitted in such wise,
,to throw,mach.of . _ocliuin,,u poq some
of the attihortt of that, e,:citeutent l yet
the acknowodgcment of ereit the.jiye
tended father of . the A i tile!icaß : -§yR . - .
tertt!', that he ,-w,as willing te
cOmprookise ... , sugicient.eyidence4hat
their cease was - jail. augilheei J Pr
guidated, though: it_ should , 4apt
npon cent,, per . cettA, interests of, ,the
Perth. rr
The 11 . on. John, C. ,Ctilhouo,. west
prominent actor in this maner„ : .uoil
fearless of,c.onacque non!! Ito himsglf,;fid
he advocate tht3' ,equal. ,tho
South, guaranteed, to U erw by, thu,,con.
etitOoet A*lebl C. poopnts:ps7
tltPerer cvPrAPen read .9, 1 4 efoe,2 l 4t3rn
o .o,aecePat9,Chig etillgigik;ioo,epigioos?,
11p, „Abere,,do c nte ; find this ( hoop;
Nlflriatlezfrklez Pefrl9er,l)el'eft the
question; ftight,l,3tinryihno
U,gon the,e4h.iect, 94111 3 Tacifr where. 4
wofind , feoneYbleta,W4,- falferite:§ ol l
.;
ti:W l s4 ll l , act,Tcate PfluntliTaßie
teCeelev , :t*heughlt isi;4Pe49 , 4411 . 1 4
say,,thakhe ; lins:,.eker.betiii ( found, pay ;
ing,dOe) end Leeneisteel. regard, Ae the
(teat Oterilftc§•9fithewitelertutieet Ivhen k
this geeetien. i hap heert:Pgita!e4 'CPO
BO,p4roisn,,,
keen:read , 0,01.:9 1 the I)omeeratipt triartY4
WkAPPPILDL,AAAIL§O prlicuJar-tx,ieyrs
the Teriffrt,w/Nin, ~ W hireldOteire find,
quention , Right-
Itrorimetablainstanetverof-tbe.Oharectar•
of the abesk reight)be 'brought,: in sup-,
port of,thittpositionAkencL,,They how,:p
ever ,stand outi bold relief",,es re
aiarkiblemittstarcebo difference; of,
opinion in giant;mindstof the lame par.,
ty, shd ;yet holding-,their' party charac4
ter and distinction. “le
!ME
- -Thassirt relation'to Atts: Bank low
lion; We'seelhosedistinguished-indieidi
nisi. united,, firm , an d adhesive, as .the,
spirit and tdocid:of patriotism icaujoini
theraa;nrTiteß standiairtayed sgainstit . ; l
in all ite forisuw -, With minde3 , elevated
and.seitteions. with means of knowin
its eoritiptinginduenees, thoneedithei
of alio - pioteitive ,tariff,ifor L fornislttl
log Of its tMpittil.) teee.tiied • erg 'them :by:
pablin b tleposites) - iincidei , that May'
semek
ont, titsztiviltlfzinad seheinetrl , ,ef
SpeculatioiCand):fraud - ,Ft building,up an ,
'aristocracy of ittrfavdritesiand!iipread, ,
inewide desolation, rand ruin , among :
qurdi lt ie s ,;; ,;„ "-1 • ,
3 -Let es tiotv lakeirp:the Combat, and,
UnfOrtimateliilroiratevnersointrongfy
4narkedl that no . onecan misunderstand:
.A
In1;1,10;; 04.544Y41040 - mil ocetz,
I
1;:ki:11;
s al (1 • il.i mp L ,l
, I „ . ' ,
• = ',JON WO 4113 C,
; 10 te,fek. nr, i 3ll,
its imports. .In all tl ,
p3.meatatruggles
in retard to , OPtrtIiSYRY ,
him taken sominiment and, leadiegroac
ticon!'aiithbrigiviiii
cle positionubeing eotrelloMPAY4tAa
thir'iigo l l Ortneeti,
tariftelPtbeisiirPea earkipollo B
Trade"levtdilif 'the ctinipT6ffitin9: he
B tiirdv:94o l 2 l 44.i/Pigit;t r i•:iti f s' 6 l
tion.• 'Value:my Clay,ererleatiout
of the rederatWing,patty, iiitifendunt
of his variegated nntions:of a tariffl—
No. Where "stands ltetiri'day on
the Bank Wrirg!—!!!
Upon the vs find the
Grid:.lilleliiniefi" !i ptffjrililit ma
ny important particulars with his (of
ale) 0 0 1r/0 0 :#04;
purtant,
vital question 7 " ihat we
TaYOrre,p:eintedli, exhibit r hisdif
faience ‘;itfi'Mi. r oPini "en t ibl
ject, we' Will' qatite hti bonier thrust at
M 1 r Criayle ' southern { ` '
Whig—
%Ail* hez tali( fie
the devil his.dne, and admit that demo
eratin votes:passed•(the tiTariff Tact of
1842 not only in the,House, but iri the
Seuritei Mae ;DaPiet 3 jWebeter, ever
been read out of the _Federal party on
account of his ;prohibitory notion's of
a tariff" No. , Where - `do , wefiind this
higlitoiii•dFedeialisi upon' the' bank,
question ? Wrong! !! ,
Among the verSemany juOaeces !T
en the side of the Federal party the
above are .deePid:eXT4leg•i9 ( °R ffi
cie4i notoriety to Pies e ourPoitien ; "
Upon the bank 'petition, we. 6n4 these
. •
men shoulder to , shoulder, aping l aid,
sustaiaing j it. With abi;nd,fitt Means,
(they_ having bsen,,behind te screens)
of knoWincr its deed ,of a , high mtge..-
tive,tatiff to fill . its o coffers, withmeaps
telamper,.its favorites,, , add ob. its, cor,,
caption, they Aie!'fr_s-
B teCr • 12 1" . ing 'PaPie!PRIPA, ;by,
its bribes in, the ali t ape of t ex 7 ,
Imaging , attorney fees, by ; upholdincit
is its Winst Ple-pg9Y,PRIPei+
bl"Pr!jogAbe:s.v,b.ele .PITYgiPs 9f4Rkt.
and_fil!ally by PreteCtinglghqi,r4oo4
and rnusluoom aristo,craeyecits forma
tion,in . ,exerting their ; unitedinduencis
in übtaining the, passage_ • of a_general
177 4crtfa?t Law. , o.The -9; 2 !Y:
t.
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f i r?En , PF oPvg fpcts, that.4 , Y4
uTtf! 4. 1 4 Y b?: ' the
cpt
AP, I -19itc 4
$4448 , .xia truer.illeatiou
Eg! 4 811 9f04 11 9 , b ll 5 q!PfSrafid,
sql9rne r ior—Aqi PrfiC l s o oqn of Lithigt_l
every, leading whig netlkbend,ltisolvery,
CfEbriz- , ,,404 04,2 1 :41Y)
awl R!eOY that every , ljawocc4t 0 0 44 ,
place iligaselii,in . o9 front railkArshis.
Par4Y. fe,etirig aseure4 Abat.if themllig,
P4k;Y:was,atrippedrOilall iitai;be'Wieds
egv,ering,,iPd lefki in AA goo t noko,4et,
fortnity,tofitruggle,fos;the-orectien t ofn ,
baa)reitmoul4sooa fat prizeJtate:bfforo
Ithe insulted good sense, virtue,aud,in t
telligence l of,the pikople, of theireNnited
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f li n - 1 8 -
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