Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-20
ANTHROPsS


The PFesidencY-
South ASD NoRrHw fi-nrg CIr1-
Nothing can b. more extraorllaary
and understandable than the present Posl-
ton Of South Carolina In relercure CD
the presideutialqusstioa- SeP1-a-=.t tron
her Southern sisters standing aIe1f i-l.a
her natural allies Of the soata-Nes---sass
occupies a strange aa1 awkward P.ace
among associations ne~ aud uucea-e-
NAL Cutting assunier the mes OF kra-
dred opinion and aacieuf friendship sac
has abandoned her attitude OF Pro1d In-
difference. - obey a header ta u hlE1 sae
has repeatedly declared thar she has ua
trust Confidence. which Cha1haal ur1-
nounced 10 - plant a. slows Er14la-~
sprang up0a her WARM so- lke -Aa
gourd Of the prophet -ou2h- in q sln-.e
night. destined probably % vi,h-r 1a1
die as soon
No measure Of any lraPor-alce SD
qulres her advocacy; no PFluria Pc is dr.
stake 20 demand fron hsr enc slrri6ras
she Is max ing The suh-greas1rv s-a-ate
specie clause and all--haf paf.a.i.lla
OF ''deliverance aad liberty caa-
signed = cold neglect aat hopeless ORR
Won NO coming evea- casts N s--tlsra
before of such Portenrous ulzuace as ra
induce her - seek protection tfea rHe
men whom she has professel ts sclra
aud detest. the Influential aiVls1 ~ ot fhe
Chief Magistrate, BAR, Ben-an- al1
Kendall. Having laudi y processes. a.lllls-
the views which gutiea lu bis lage1-1c1s
career the retired monarch a. lhe Her
mitage, she nov. ~ peaceful s-iala,ss,.ari-
Joins the serv5le tram. headed 81 hll-
whose greatest glory 8 90 tol.oa ln ta-
footsteps Of the American C@lr ae
Lion.
Fellow Citizens can yal Or .n.tlce4
70 pause for moment. au4 effect a-.a--
erateiv on the alternative presented
your On the one hand. ve of-r arr
your suffrage. q candidate al dlsrlll-,.irs .s-
cd fame, Henry Clay, the great and
gifted son Of Nirgiua--a sou ol a hem
she might have been proud lu her preu-
dest days when there were giants ll tle
land Without a rival sualuz our ssa,ess-
men, the first of cur living orarurs- t.e
/ observed Of al Observers lu the >-ua-c
chamber-his reputation belanEs ,o osr
common country. AMI sheds a 1ruut
glory on hrs Western foster molaer-
/ Calm. considerate. and fortcar5ng. be
/ has more than once been the uuptre ln
/ holly disputed questlans- and reslarsa
peace By the weight Ct his character-
and the wisdom of bs caulsels- a. 8
50 familiar, from long experience Wilh
tall the interests Of tae FsPlhsie. thar r..e
whole nation : prepared - book % hlm
/ on all great occasions. and CD cvan#sA@
1 fully in his sagaelty and patriotism.
/ In conlerring aPon him the higaess g.
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do the honor 70 ourselves Whar iast-e
eau the possession o. osEsscs throw aroarsss
the name Of the noble kenlaacx an g.
/ Through four admiB5ss rafious be has To-
tanned his hold upoa the enthusiasts. as
l lection Of Ms feIlox cfsizen<--srst q.
peace-firsf n war-srss - the hearts 81
his countrynea.' AMI has Sllea rhe lar
gest space IN every eye thai fram a roa8
gazed upon Us across the Afsantic
he Is IN every ~ay entitled % ta-
warmest esteem and sympathy 81 Care
linians- All those suallsies beleaesn-
10 him. aud form prominent poiaEs "a hss
personal history. Which - are Sad u
regard as the peculiar characterassie-z AZ
our most valued pahlac rnen- a taav
courage n ehlvalr0us sense "a hanor. a
frank asowal of every sentiment aaf
opinion a generous self ahaasannnent -
The glowing impulse offeealng hava b.s~n
always the most sfrainsn- a.fra bssres NJ
the great Wing PARTY
Contrasted with fh.ss4s traits. let a.. 49,
fice the moral and intellectual srnsn -
OF the present lncaznhenr al the rre.-
dental Chair Lei y snaaare ~hat ar~
hrs deserts shat ~crvs-es ka~ Il, r-~