The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29
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be heard ut this period due TO the statesman who
emnen,ly deserves gratitude for long life deyo-
ton to tho hest interests OF the whole country.
After attentive observation of for ~ months
past feel confident from many evidences from various
parts of the country that Mr. Clay more popular this
day than he has ever been OF this you must be satisfied
and have no doubt observed tho cheering manifestations OF
OF the OF North Carolina, relative to nomna-
ton of candidate for the Presidency, | am proud to
speak In the darkest hour Of trouble when despen
dency and despair seemed to have overw belmed the
Wings she DID ialter hesitate Al the earliest meet
ing of the people from different parts Of the State she
pressed with enthusiasm and unanmiy her preerenceior
Mr. Clay.
There State in the Union cept Kentucky whose
people ardenty attached to Mr. Clay the people
Of North Carolina. You may rely on the North State that
she viii be true to her principles She has always been
attached TO the Union and cannot refuse the tribute of her
ailectonate admiration for the man who through long
life IN adverse and prosperous political circumstances.
has been uniformly devoted 10 the interests of his
whole country. No man ever heard from him wbs-
per calculated to foster sectional feelings prtuuces
differing widely IN this respect from other prominent poll
ticians
How credabe to him. how honorable to the country.
is the present manifestation OF good feeling in his behalf
He has retired to the shades OF Ashland-without patron
agc-whout power-with the whole weight OF Executive
influence exered to destroy hm-his absence regretted b
all good patriots and welcomed home BY thousands OF
honest hearts, testify ing the affection cherished tow ard
him by the people In majority ofths States tie feeling
seems TO be bursting out sponteneousl, in his Not
wiihstdng the difficulties which treachery has brought
upon have many causes of rejoicing. Our cadi-
date has been tried and found faithful and true. We
gaining strength daily with candidate hose capacity
PATRIOTISM dsinterestednes and fidelity cannot be mpeach
their divisions becoming greater and apparent
every hour Success is therefore at command if
choose 10 make the exertion
As to tn opposition from the weak dcuded and ptia-
bic man now acting as President count il nothing
Since the first month of his unexpected elevation which
has uraed his brain, he has been diligently orng
by INSCRIPTIONS means, TO form party What progress
sion has he made He has not ak friends in Con-
gress, per Sc" Not political opponents will
have him and he stands blasted victim Of his de-
PRAYED ambition branded with public Reproduction for his
unparalleled treachery, reproach to his country an
THAI is desuryed. The papers understood to eroy the
confidence of this man are ndustriouv engaged IN NJ
tempting to bring Congress into disrpue by the
blushIg faehood They paid to raduce the repre-
senatyes oil the people that the present occupant OF the
white house escape public Other who
have presided the destnies of this country had
their faults and committed errors but the present
bent is the only man who attained 80 high station
whose conduct has been hlamcabe compel gentle
men to refuse to associate with him. Even Senator from,
his state has sad Ellis conduct had formed bar in
superable to all personal respect and communication And
thsis the man whose organs daily denouncng Con-
sress Andhcre let me say, there a Congress
which transacted business importance it'll greater des
patch. or was more industrious than the present There
ties to contend with than the present wing party Beside
the opposition to be by wings
ganzed band-the selfsy led democros-we have the
ccuve against Even now, his friends in md of
Congress and his presses threat ming he will The
most important bill OF the session unless the Distribution
Bill is rcpeaed--a bill which met his appreciation which
nc never opposed until he Mr. Clay had the credit of
lis passage.
is honorable the American people that in their
tmoon ga Ty Ter man. is of reprosch. How me-
ancholy must be his fate has not from all can learn
three friends North Carolina and away from tbr mme.
diae influence of his office holders he stands Ike
dition in other States.
But let us cast aside all thought of these temporary
noyances Let us look ought it'll cheerful hearts
TO the future.
Our old enemies divided and lave rrecoverabe lost
public confidence. The present administration in
significant 20 be regarded Our path then is clear
nsur ountable obstacles Let raise banner with
he name of Henry Coy unfurled 10 the breeze and
awaits efforts
With high respect, your oht svt.
EDW. STANLY.
Jacob Acker, Joseph Hoxie, Charles NJ Graham. G. d.
Crane, d. Austin Muir, Esqs., Committee, &C., Ne
York.