The hornet., 1843-08-22


.uby syaism ~ Finance having llis ooossnlsaos
.of lhs Treasury only 10 sisw, agd that lhs
NausasI Legislators it bound bY rysfY eenf
s.ifmfs1 ~ constitutional dliy vhlls pfoyi'
.d.af nalne4 fof ibs collection snd dlabans.
msHi ~ tl.f plbha fpnus, 70 pfosids, cleo,
@f lbs "fsaf,ai bfififs" ~ gibsf wofdi, I
iflsts lf is H. nof Issl fis duty ~ Congress
is establish NATIONAL HANK % ihs
msaft ~ tssgubg ~ ihs People r sound rlf
.fa.sfag msd0uu oi slafl ssfus rom oas -.
ifems ~ us raIgl ~ iis other, llaa ~ ffs
tlis ~ ns ms.blsbsaes u tis gstsfnmaof
lnsf Ths sfsiH ~ f.s h1asB ii sIuI'y l8.
ssIFsi 81 tafb"
Wsfsafsf tpiIi Is elt ~ oBf roHsf ~ give
sl fsH FHv'h. go 5fTs U.aef " t1, Jones
5000 ibs tauG 1asff.8a AGafh4uIHHF .tIH
d Hstisfly tijIs shd st some .sa7l.t be HavI
fs8f close BY utias ths a"8tai aagusa
Il on iof Tlun ff n0H1t u1e .sHf faaa.
has 70 dsluy 6s1uab.al. aia.a.Huhyl Bf
tls Government ~ 1lmN6g Hsb Il system,
: vold Discriminate, 10 1falao88a'a aHd Iaff
atisbi 10 favor 8f Home Industry a6d DO.
msfiIe Mlhu'ss'alsH, iailI1z ia 10 ta iI.s du.
iy of ihs Government lltIu ihe e1.e ul Na.
fi1nsI Bank ~ which bage referred i8 tHIr
aiifeuJ wb.., providing fuf .fg pw1 support
70 look 70 "ihe greatest rooi ~ l6s greatest
number Acting UPON ibIt principle, every
President of the UuIlel States, from W,su.
ivofoy 10 ttess0y, were The advocates of The
due encouragement uf home Industry, and 100
he course 0f their administration signed and
appro,ed TldG billie or Revenue and protoc.
ton n Mr. Van Burcn failed To do so. il
was owing solely to the circumstance that the
Compromise Act had not then expired, for on
reference 10 bis public course, find no un.
willingness, on bis part, to support the very
highest protection ever granted by Congress
10 Home Manufactures, nor have | seen ans
thing from him since his retirement from Of.
fee, nor since he entered the Presidential can
yass as an aspirant to reelection in 1871, TO
authorize the belief that his opinions have un.
dergonc any material change since he voted
for the Tariff Of 1924, or the biII "to IegaIize
plunder" in 1928 though confess it would be
hard to tell from his recent epistolary demon.
slrations what policy he iSlor, or what against
Thus it will be seen that the two great ma
lional questions which is so closely identified
with the name OF Henry Clay, and which
would receive the warm approval of his ad.
nj CTR las th, II
thuSastc support of the hardy and enghten.
ed voters of Tennessee. In other words it is
a declaration that HENRY CLAY is the ia.
vorite Of Tennessee against the world. He is
their first choice--he is their only choice--hea. Z.
is their last choce--and he is their choice all
the timei
The result of the election after being sum-
med up stands thus: For Governor, James c.
Jones' majority 4l4O votes-one county to
hear from which will increase this majority.
The Congressional election in one District
was managed badly. Two wings were before
the people, in a good whg district, and one
loco,loco, consequently the one of the latter
stripe was victorious. The wings have cleo
ted five members and the locos six. In the |
Legislature the wings have a majority of eight +
on joint balot--three in the Senate and five !
in the Lower House. This secures the cleo
ton of two U. S. Senators, and decides the
of that body in favor of the wings.
This of itself, is worth more than the whole |
Congressional delegation of the State.
All huzza for the gallant whig State of Ten.
1esse. Let US try and initiate her example in
he approaching elections OF our county and
State. That same old Coon of 1910 is with
Is, and we need but make powerful effort,
md the day is ours. The victory of Tennes-
zee must be kept fresh in the memory of every
vhig, and we know they will do their whole
luty, and nothing but their duty, in the hour
If victory or defeat.
Of all the PitiIul winnings which has come
- for Il