Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-06
II 4 N X Y CLAY

VII polled from The world
>. He NKY CLAY.
ol The deign Of the wings again I,
u throw overheard the "cmbodiinent o
: whig principles. (as Senator Tall
. madgc 50 prtttily phrases the grcaI
r Kcntuckan.) Is becoming daily more
Q and more evident. The New Bed.
: ford Bulletin, Of Tuesday, comes out
!, boldly, andsays that 'thc nomination
Of Mr. Clay at Tics ale Convention
IN Sep ember last, was now looked
upon, in view ofthe re .ult Of cur own
elections in Massachusetts, as well ms
Of these IN every other state in the
Union. by The far sighted and sober
men OF the party, AS having brought
defeat upon our cause rather than
added TO its strength and therefore It
was imperative upon us to a.solye
ourselves from the burden Of this NOM
nation before entering upon the cam
paign Of the next ate election, five,
INDUCED in tie rem,tcst hope ofsuc-
cess. This is certainly plain enough;
but our frieLd Of oil and spermaccti,
6 essill further. He syas--
"Ihat are warranted in The expires.
i n OF this sentiment will he made !
manifest atthe June State convention.
We hazard nothing in predicting
what will be the action Of the wings
In that Convent n. We kno,O that
in obedience to public sentiment the
state will b. absolycd from the nom.
nation Of candidates for President &
Vice President made last year, and
the whole weight of this responsible
ty removed from her shoulders and
ds.volyed upon a National Conven,
ii"n. On this topic we speak advia
sedly. The very mover Of The resolu-
lions nominating Henry Clay and ,
John Davis 10 a strenuous advocate OF :
this course, as well as all these most ,
prominent III the State convention in
whsnh they were adopted. John Da.
Wis himself fully comedies in the wis
dom 0: this policy, viewing il, as eve
~ man OF sense ought to regard it, al !
one OF the measures most likely 10 re- :
tore whig supremacy in The State" :, !
And so, poor "Harry oft Vest I
he ''MiIl Boy OF the Slashes,' who !, :
vas to consign US democrats to obliv- I
on by 1.-THE magic Of name,'' is A. ! !,
gain to be made tool and fool OF =
" the ungrafeful and unprincipled J. :
Wigs, aid 'whistled down the wind. J.
prey 70 fortune." This is really too y
lad; and the sage Of Ashland well ~
merits our hearty sympathy. Our ad- : $
ice to him is that he CUT his dishon. IS
81 friends and flat'erers forthwith, & -
GREATER devote lis unquestioned A. y
llities to the cultivation Of hemp. oo
which may hereafter lead to some
nPortant loose 10 the rascally wings ~
nd the rearing of"virgin heifer:. = Z s"s
Mr.. .Ciay--to avoid railltry--is i
est striking illustration ofthc base nel
'ss aid the recklessness of the whig Z
ction; and his fate is fair y arning ~. ."c
all ambitious men who pintheir .nc
rtucs 10 the taltered skirts or is aF'
and peuured faith. Much b
we dislike the principles and the thai
.nclPle and the past career Of Mr.. phr
ly, we cannot help admitting that and
towers nobly above the selfish. ring
fcenary, and trcachcrous squd OF to E,
tical hacks, renegades and place .4ge
lters who compose what is faccti- i,
Ny enough denominated the great y
u party" They are unworthy Of 'ac !
!; and he will do himself much -
our by retiring from an unsuccess.
and bitter struggle, in which even = &c
professed frieods, il they had the
er, would not permit him to be w
IKE Bollngb'oke, de- at las
ng his hne talents to the cultiva- ism.
OF polite letters, philosophy, and III
domestic Affections. Placed in Sam
anks Of the brawliag, Iow-mind- dark
no unscrupuious wing badditti, distar
entirely and ahsnrdly out Of III.