The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-06

Is worthy Of the suiiIages Of Free Peo-
pie, and which we have no doubt he will
receive in s44, the Loco Foco assertions
to the contrary notwithstanding. We give
the following as one Of The evidences Of the
spirit that IS peradIng our brethren in
other sections:
BARBECUE
BY the Wings Of Ohio, 10 the Wings Of
Kentucky, at Dayton, on the 29th Of
Sept. l-i2.
FeIlow-conntrymeno of the United States !
YOU are Inyited to an entertainment to be
gwen N honor Of the patriots Of the Ban
ner State
Let ALL who aided in the victory Of
lS40; ALL who desire to hear reason and
do right; ALL who doubt or fear for the
destiny Of their country; ALL who love
that country, aud are determined 10 pre-.
serve her free institutions unlmpalred (; let
ALL come TO our Feast
The victory, which We then so glorious.
~ achieved, over an uuprinclpled band OF
selfish office holders and their honest but
misguided adherenis, has been lost to the
nation by the death Of our noble Chief, and
the shameful treachery Of his accidental
successor.
We have been betrayed, but we will not
despair A new contest aud A NEW
VICTORY is before us. The treason Of
ah Arnold did not subdue the spirit of our
fathers.
In tho earncs'ness Of our appeal, we re.
peat the invocation Of 1910:
Come all who are opposed to the in.
crease OF corruption IN office
Come all who prefer the practice OF
Democracy to the mere profession
Come all who desire 10 maintain the
proper balance between the Stale and Gen.
eial Governments
Come all who are for combining the
several departments of the Government
within their own spheres-who are Jealous
of the encroachmcnts OF the President upon
the duties and powers Of the Legislature
and Judiciary.
Come all who are opposed TO tying the
purse to the sword ofthe Nation y
Let all come who abhor the assumption,
bv an American President of the preroga.
i've of an European King
Come For the unwavering champion Of
all our dearest rights and highest interests,
HENRY CLAY,
,rlU be here
Mr. Clay's letter, accepting the invita-.
ton TO be in Dayton on the 29.h Sept.
ASHLAND, Sept. LIST, 1912.
GrNrLEwES-I have tho ho0or to acknowledge
the receipt of your friendly invitation at Bar
beeue at Dayton on the 29th instant, given Il
the Wings of kentucky | accept it with grea
pleasure, and will attend, unless prevented by
sickness could not have derived more graft
fication IL attending a Barbecue at any othc
place in tho State of Ohio, for no where else have
warmer, more stcadflst, or more faithful! friends
With many thanks for the sentiments of esteem
and regard which accompany your invitation,
ROMAN, faithfully
Your friend and obodcnt servant
II. CLAY.
Messrs Joseph II. Crane, Sam Forrcr. II G
Philips, Richard Grocn, Daniel A. Haynes
Charles Anderson,
Come For we hope to see and hea
on that occasion the Ex.Presldent Of thu
United States,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
Venerable for his years and his virtues
and honored throughout the World for hi
renius, his knowledge, and his long AM
nure devotion TO the cause of Freedom.
THOMAS CoRWfN,
Governor vi ONO,
WILL BE HERE.
Come The high.spiritod members
Harrison's Cabinet Ewing, Bell, Badger
Crittenden, and Granger-have been lnvl
, ted. The Wing members of Congress
from Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, llit
/ nois, Michigan and OHIO; and Tallmadge
Preston, Mangum, Berrien, Barnard
Clark, Fillmore, Kennedy, Johnson, Bolts
Rayner, Slanly, Evans, Prentlss, and man,
others of the Senate and House of Repre-
senatiyes of the United States have beer
invited.
Governors Thomas Mctcalf and Robert
{ Lotchor, of Kentucky, John Davis OF Mas
sachusetts, Noah Noble and David Wallace
of Indiana, Jos. Vance and Allen Trumblt
of Ohio, have been invited.
Gen. Winfield Scott has been invited
General Leslie Combs, Hon. John Sar
rent, Ogden Hoffman, w. w. Souihgate