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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

NV asked a l~ocofoco the other day il
be really believed the story, put aAoat by
some demagogue of his patty, that James K.
Polk fought for his county during the last
war, and which shameful lie he vas so in
dustIiously circulating in this county. "Be-
lieve il" said he, "yes | do believe he
fought-shy." So did his grsndpap, Ok
Zeke, said we, and left him.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17
DELAWARE ELECTIoN.--The cleo

DELAWARE ELECTION.--The cleo
ton for Inspectors or Judges of the general
election in November, took place in Della
ware on the lst inst. The Delaware Re-
Publican says the Wings have carried New
castle by "a, and Christiana Hundred by ll6
majority. The Locofoco majority in VIII,
mington is So; in Brandywine Hundred "a;
and White Greek Hundred So. These re
turns are favorable to the wings.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

cossuL TO LIvERpooL.--Joel w. White
ofConneciicnt has received this appointment.
Who he is matters not. He was President OF
The Tyler National Convention, and THAT
Is enough. He has received bis reward.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17
FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRY A
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
THEODORE FRELlNGHUfSEN
OF NEW JERSEY.
STATE ELECTORS.

STATE ELECTORS.
Aenry s. Lane, Of Montgomery;
yoseph C. MARSHALL, OF Jefferson.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
4. John A. Breckenridge, of Warrick;
2. James Collins Jr., of Floyd:
q. John A.. Matson, of franklin;
a. samuel w. Parker, of FayetteS
8. Hugh OsNeal, of Marion;
@. George C. Dunn, of Lawreneet
4. r. W. Thompsons Of Vigo;
Q. A. L. Homes, of CARROLL
{. H. P. Biddle, of Cass;
10. Lewis c.. Thompson of Allen.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17
CLAY CLUB.

There will be a meeting OF the Club on Fri
day evening.
The Club again respectfully extend an insi-
fatioH TO the friends OF Mr.. Polk 10 meet with
them on each Friday evening and discuss free
Iy The several political issues before the people.
/. KEEN, Sec'y.a
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

4 Washington letter says that President
Tyler has appointed yespasian Ellis, of ST
Louis, Mo-, Charge d'Afaires to the Repub.
lie of Venezuela.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

A GOOD WORD-Wn1cs ATTEND
The Ohio State Journal thus concludes an
article of monition to the Wings:
SNOW for the work. Like bees in May,let
US apply ourselves, each in his place, and lei
every inch o fground be gone over. We have
but three words of counsel now. The first
is Organi2e! The second is ORGANIZE! The
third is ORGANIZER
So say we to our brethren of the Firsi
District of Indiana. Organize for the grea;
battle, and victory is certain.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

WeFt, WHICH III lc4~ gave shannon, tue TO-
cofeco candidate STA majority. In all but
these 7 counties,
Barley, wing, is 3704 ahead.
Deduct from this STA
And Bartley's majority is $3.50!
If the z counties to be heared from do the
best that the locos claim for them, Bartley's
majority cannot be less than three thousand.
The Legislature is wing in both branches
and secures 10 us a wing U. S. Senator in
place of Mr.. Tappan.
A Letter TO the Editors of the Louisville
Journal, dated Cincinnati, October 18th,
says:
eve have the pleasure of sending you a
slip with the returns from nearly every coun-
ty in Ohio. 1t will be seen that the whig
triumph is complete. Our majorities from
/ the Western Reserve came in like a perfect
avalanche. The majority for Barley for Gov.
ernor, who runs behind his ticket in nearly
every county, will be between 1900 and
5000. Wing majority in the Senate 6; in
the House IL. This gives US a US Sena.
tor, severaljudges, and in fact complete con.
troll of the State for the first time in sever
years, for even in 1910 the Locos kept the
Senate"
The locofocos, although in a minority il
both branches of the Legislature, have beer
enabled TO elect a majority in the Congress
%sional delegation by the operation Of the in
famous fraud practised by the Locofoco lie
gislature a year or W. ago in gerymanderinI
the State. The wings will probably have
Representatives in the next Congress anc
the Locofocos ID.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

nrADvERrisERs, yearly and all others, are
referred to our first page for terms, &C., from
which no deviation will be made in any case.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

G-See the Foreign News received by the
Caledonia, in to-day's Journal. 1t is interest
ing and important.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1874.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17
LIBERATION OF O'CONNELL,

The Lord Chancellor delivered his opin-
ion in the case oil O'Connell on The 9TH ult.,
reversing the decision of the Court, and or
dering the liberation of all the pTisoners,con-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17
NEW YORK.

The New York Courier and Enquirer thus
an article Oh the prospects of the
Wings in that State:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
Court prcflantattcn.

Sintemal Der ad,tbare Spbn Baufs,
preioents9idter in ben rerfdleoenen Sprrs
ten BON @ciitpn 9Dfeae bonn orittcn 9erid,tss
Sesirf, beftebeuo aus ben @aunties Serts,
Tortbampten nno 2edJa, i'm Stdat pennils
panieu, in Sraft feines 9lmtes preIoentrid,s
ter perIdieeener @ourten BON SDer uno Sers
miner u. a09emeiner 9efdn9niss@rleci9u
in befa9ten @auuties unc peter 6ads,
llnb Sacob Diain9er, r, @las. @ebilfs>
Hid)tcr Der Gciirten bon Sper llno 2ermincr
linb all9emeiner @efdn9uiBs&rleoi9un9 fur
cle 9iid,tuna bon Ssaupts uno anoern Berbres
den in erldatem eed,a @auntp, ibren Sefebl
an mid, qerid,tet baben, tpprin lie cine @pilrt
bon Syer rmo 3ermiuer uuo piertcljdbri9er
SiBur9 Don Common pleas anbcraumcn,
,peld,e aebalten tperoen foil in Der Staot
slaentaun, fir BAD SauutD Stda, auf een
5ten WDnta9 i'm Wonat 9lpril,
1874, mcld)es Der 29fe Gag bcS bc1ngten
Waonats 1T, unb weld)e cine Ncde cauern
tpirb.
90 miro hermit 0ahridt 9e9eben
an ale Sreeensrihter uno @culfabcl inners
balb ocS beiaaten @auutieS bon ecd)a, baB
Ge bann uno oaIelbff Gd) in ei9cncr pericn
nit ihrcn Roas, Neecros, Snquiilticnen lne
@raminationen eilsufuben baben, I'M ihrcn
pfidten Dor eria9ter Court abSmpartcn.
Ses9(et6en, iperben audi ale biejee
ui9en, meld,e 9e9en @efan9enc in ccm @e'
| fdngnis bes @auntics eed,a ais 8ld9er oocr
3eugen aufsutretcu haben, benadlridti9et
bae Ge fid, atlocrt unb baielblt einSuftuocn
baben, I'm oiefelben 81 prciequiren, ipie es
ibnen 9fed,t biinfen mag.
@e9eten inter meiner Sanb, 1T Der Stabt
slllentaun, eieien 20. Gag WdrI in Sabr
unlers Socrrn 1914.
9eor9e 9Setberbolb, S6erif.
Sd,eriffssslmtsifube) ,obS
stlleutaun Wdrs 20. r
@SSG srbalte bic 91cpublif
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
g erb b6r-2tfe., 4

0fadffebenoes it eiue 2lte Der 9aed,tsfdllc
tpeldbe in eiuer Scurt bon Common pleas
fur 9eda @auntu perb6rt ipercen Icllen, bic
am Montda ben 29ifen ApriI, in Der Stabt
9Iacntaun ibren slnfan9 nehmen, unb zine
@ode bauern ipirb:
2inis, gientpsin unc Scmp. seSeu Sa'
mueI Stis. "a
paul Miaer sesen Scbn 9. @cnntie.
cSctn %. @eieer ge9en 2hcnias erai8.
cphn Gledner Ge9en @ecr9e Sc9elp.
9. unc SO. Scgef se9cn 3bcmas QcraS.
bealc, WccSwarS un6 Comp. 9e9eu Sa'
cob Sodreea. s r BE
Tathan Wes9er aegen ScnaS Stcflet.
Deter 2rorel ge9en ben ndmlid,en.
Der Staat se9en Maria Dlillcr u. ct. al.
Der Stoot aeaen paul Wi0er.
Sarat 9fefd,, ourd, ibren nddfen Sreunc
ScurD 3efd ae9en Sofepb Qerf.
0ieuben Seaclp ge9en William Bus.
SuianEa SedrBei acaeu gBilliam @infirs
ger, tpeid,er Sdecb Stein ubcrlebte.
98illiam DiebI, 9c9en @brifiane. Srlare,'
SlIf9nie Ii. f. 10.
Salcmcn Scgcl geaen benjamin Sdaller,
feline SccTees uno. .@rrubbe,pcbncr.
G,ec Sd,cllenbsrber 9e9cn @ourao HCter.
@h.iifman NIB Stetpart ae9en ben Si,rs
germsifer IT, Stabtratb Der Statt slaentnur.
Saccb Stcfflct aegen ouuter uno WliQer.
Slnn Gil;d Sfr6hr ge9eu @li Rern.
@crnelius Neilbclo ge9en Saccb 9einbcIc,
Nbminifratcr, II. f 10. unc @runobewcbner.
Daniel Oierb Yrptb.
Mirs 27. nabS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
2(lt bas gubltfunt
in 81 II entaun.

" ~ ~ v ~ W "
@s i'll mir sufdG9 burct eiuen febr aead,s
teten Waun ole Runbe aeipcrben, ba8 eas
publiflm burd, cine 9rcbe liiaenbnfte Gins
fd,ulbi9une bon mir CLAUDE, oas id, ffwore u.
Hud,e. Sd, ipnrbe oieie bon nieberen uro 9es
meinen Seeleu ausacifreute Seidmlci9ung
'ebcnfaas init @cbho ertrasen, ipenn id, nid,t
9lauben ciirftc CO mir uuo meiner S:caung
id,nlcig ,a fein mid, 9c9cn eii9en su rcd,tfcrs
tigcn, ,psShatb id, benn fcld,e, ole mir oies
nadreoen ipcltea, nidlt allein ais qlaner,
fonocrn als @rtt per9eeene Wenfden erflis
re, als Menfd,en ole cineH Splitter in ncis
nen, nd,t aber cen 8alfen in ibren ei9rneu
Nueen fcben pclfcn.-Wein q8ablfprud lit
nno miro Der bfeiten: CO fei beeer unrcd)t
lcioen als unrcd)t thuu.
Sm iltri9en whn1aw id, CUR Ghre ber
Wenffbeit red,t fehnfidlif, cas fcia,e Sneb
picnen, Die lid, 9ctrcfeu fublcu une nod, els
nen Sunfen Don 10 q rer @hre brl1ben II.
feline Scietinac Rnb, I'D, rcd,tfertiafn mS9en.
cd, Deroe fcld,en ffn fifden eiignern 70 su
bcacenen wideu, ipie iie es nit ocIIen, 9iedte
prroienrn.
9S. Stiles.
prcbiotr unS ecbrrr.
9sS.n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
Oefentltlhe 2Senpu.
Nedrs 13. 1914.

Ccnneritags unt Srcitass ben II mb l2s
ten slpril, adhffcnS, follcn au cem Naulc beS
pcrffcrtenen SoenrD Wer 3, festhin cou
SnbsMhcitbaa 3auuid,p, eeda @auntp, fcl,
9enee sIrtifel anf ofentliher 8enou perfanft
ipcrcen, ndmfid): '
9aiutspieb, Sd,weiuF, eiu 1s9dufs Wn9en
nit Qentern, eine 9faSee, Minomiible uno
Srcbbauf, SNeu bel Der 2cunc, Saamen anf
Dem Sclbe, Better uno 8cuacen, Sefcn nit
@cbr, Q nausuhrcn, Ssciiel, Sd,rdnfe, Ii'
lde, Sdnfe, Stihle, 3nbcr, Stdnner, Tdecr
unb fcnif nod fcbr oiele Saucrn uno Nausj
acrdth(duften gu wciildufijs su mclSen.
Cie sebinaunscn am gerfanfstase anb
Eufpartun9 ron ~
Sapto Oiere,
9StlItam Wierb Gr'prs.
Gclparo Were, }
@drs 90, nq8m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
GefeQtthafts -NnatGung.

Die fcither swiIdcn ecn llntcrfdrictenen
bcifanbcne @cfhdfts @erbinrung inter Der
Wirma bon Irerfrr Hnb Weher, in Sber'
Wdcunaic 9nuufd,ip, ecd,a @altntp, 1T am
7ten Mir, 1914 nit tcibrr feiti9er @iufpils
figung anf9elc6t wcrcen n.-Caher pereen als
le fpefd,e in ben Stcbrbn6eru Der bcndnlten
Iirma, cber auf fcniti9e 2lrt i'm 9fiifffanee
iine, hermit aufqcfcreert ;tpiid,cu run II eem
llfen nddftcn Wai an SSnntcs 9Reler in ecls
fen odnben fId, bic SiidJer bfTnocn, au,rns
fen NIB, absubejahlru, uno feihe bic nod,
slnfcrtsrunacn an beIagte Sirma bobcn, cers
ben 9etetcn lire. ?lfed,nuu9eu iriuerbaib be'
ia9ter 3eit einsuhdnrigeu.
D-Oie Stcbr @cfhdfte merccn am aI'
ten Stanb bon San'cs qRciler fcrt9etricbcn.
Sieubcn Srerler,
SameS 9Seiler.
Mdrs 13. 1914. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
Oeffemtltt0e e3enpu.

gdftpud,s ben 10. sipril, nm 10 llbr 8cr,
n'lttn9s, icI ant Sauje ocs llnterfhiebencn
N Sno'Nbeithaa 2aunfd,ip, echa @auntD,
0Hentlid pcrfauft perbrn:
pferee, tpcrunter I'D, Elm jdhrigcs Scrtref,
tllhcs 8nlIen befnoet uno pferoesGjefhirr
RInespieb, Sdlaafe, Wa9en II. Saebp, pHus
&c, @99en, Scf;fhlitten, oeuleutern n. Sdes
mel, nno fcnff nod, oiele Sauern @crdtb,
idaftsn IN ipsitIduftig gu metocn.
DIE Seeinsun9sH am 8crfaHfstase unb
aufrartHns pet
SCefrp Sbfrauocr.
Ndr, I3 1874. .nn3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
Gtne E lite


Der gIGelors unc @ehhIfss9I0rfTcrS BON ter
Staet 9Illentdun une ben oerlhicbenen5a
Idips in ecda @auntp, ermdblt Wdrs Is,
1874, irie es I'D, aus zen 8eridtcn cr9iebt
wcldc III Ger sImtsifnbe tcs Sdlreibcrs Der
Court Der picrtcIjahrisen Sibunsea rcs Sries
eens auftepatrt iInc. >.
u u II tau Il:
sliTsfIcr :-@eerse &eiper.
Salsbur9 Saunfbip:
gTciicr :-nenrp .. @clf.
Gjcbhlfss9Ifcfcrs Daniel Slcin Spbn
Diebl.
Northampton Sanaldip:
sliieiTcr :--Scbn @. Sd,impf
@jcbnlfS: :9l1efcrs :-Dapio Sicrp, SameS
MulIenaur.
Siibs8beitball Saunfdip:
9iieGcr :--gBiaidm Gittef, ir.
@ebilfssslfeifrrs :-Slaac Ircrcl, Saepb
Wifly. -
9eorbsBteitball Sauul1ip:
sliIeiIcr :-Tapio qaurD.
@ebillfs' 'slhedcrs :-Danicl Eager, Sobn
Sheurer. SH1a
Sanooer Saunfd,ip
sliIciicr :-Samuel De S,cfc.
@ehnlfs'9Ifefers :-Srietrim 8ierY, Sa'
cob 9ieidert.
SbersMacun9ie Saunidip:
sl1Teifor :-@eor9e ReiBler.
@ebulfss saliiefors - Benjamin Smitb,
Sobn Marr.
9tieberzOsaciln9ie Saunl6ip.
slfelor :-Saecb Marr.
SbersUdlfpro Saunlhip:
sllfsfcr :-Saecb Mufelman.
Golpbia 9aunidip:
sl1tGor :-Saerb 91eter.
Qpnn Saunibip:
9iTcHor -8rujanrin Ssmalo.
@ebhlfs' 'slffsfers :-Spbn Wrler, Sanru'
cl oarmonY.
9Set6enbltr9 Saunf6ip:
sIfefcr :-Gcmuno 3brie.
Saoelter9 Gaunid,ip:
slfcTcr :-Nercinano gerfcnmaper.
gebiilfs sdedcrs = Saccb .. SunB,
0sathon MiQer.
SbersSancona SauaiWp:
sIGeGcr :--Saecb Stdbr.
0e6a @alntn, Sc.
.,z;us,. Sd, SIS. gB. Sctfribse, Sd)rcb
;!lfR.9S!e ber Der @ourt Der rcrteljibriaen
SEsSNI Sisuu9en bss Srieosns ees tcs
's$ ia8ten @aunties, beideili9e bicrs
curdr, ea6 Die oben9enauhfen pcrs
cnen ais slficifcrs uub @eblIfs 9lne0crs
brer rripeftioen Iaunihips an meine sImts,
tube terid)tct ncrbrn Inc. = Gum 3eu9nis
NicrYcn babe ih meinc Sanb unb Sicacl Ger
Dsiaaten Court beisefilsi, eisicnn sssltcu uooo
.Wdra 1874. ~"S
,,,,,s Us: rs. Safrissss, S6reitcr.
S'p'H ~ H4 FH s.FH-. Ha[ unltn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
SO. Stiles.

Nrcbt0tr mo Fchrrr.
2Ilentnnn, Wdr; q. 1874 nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
6cG as1lS 9t0tler

MR CeCleHeH itd1 ptelcf S1ele'
w1S9A senbeit, ibrcn Srennben II.
Al NEN einem qeetrtcn pubIitlum
szszsI.zzsSz.ssS biereurd, Ole sIn,eiae IN
MAIDEN, oas ile ole Sfutidenmadrr@ @eid,dfte
am filoecfffid,en Gde Der WitIiam uuo 9lus
ereip StraeeL uno 9erace bimterbalb csobn
9rcR'B @jalttanS, iuia,er nod, furtbetreiten,
allWe iie INNER duf Soano baben uuo auf 8e,
ifellun9en ocrferti9en pereen:
&utltben, SnnibuGes, 9lafIes, Gar.
.rp.alls. Snlfies, II. (. ~. II. (. 10, NIT
uno obnc eilerne s(erte.
Sie bnlten INNER quite 9Irbcitcr, uuo oIrc
6nbrperfe iperben inter ihrer siuflTd,t aus
oen telten W'atertalien geH,atbt, uno eaflir
Gin Sahr 0ntscftauoeH.
sIusbeferrsi9eu an often Tuhr,perfer ,ppr,
cen auf cic fitrseffe 2InSet9c unp "a be-; nj.
li9iica pretien perfor9t. '
sic Rno banfbar fr.s ecc;Tp(ftue suusstoft
ilne u hcHrn cl'rch r:%nftIbc abwartuna ibrer
S,eldlatte al.S pilIise g,reife eirrn 3bci Der
SuEn gcs publlfums fernerbin ~ crbolten.
ste fno eutfhleHen ,n cen aaernieoriaifeu
'prsIlsH fur Uaar @elo gu pcrfanfrn.
8ef unc Statfer.
aaentautL @Idrs 27. nosH
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
81 q dDrt(bt
% 4 rtdlt

soiro n'er hsr.att 9egebeft tas @brift. z, 6ncue.
syI'rgnic BON abrahom s., soacfman, BON Soa.
nopcr 3aunfdlip, eeba SoIntD, feline 9ed,,
nnna BON Ger goH,ichun9 icincS Gertroucns
III Ter prcthcnctar's slmtsitube in Qcoba So.
sli'9eira9en tat, uno oaf' befa9tc 9icdbnuno
Ger Nonrt pcn Common plies, AM 80. gprii,
um 10 llbr 8crmiitaas, sur Yeifdti9nns por.
9ele9t ne7 7ecn pirS, fails Feine gin,peHonna
0ass9'n ftmatt meroeH.
03drB 81. mo nots
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
@drs27.
0pps !! Gpps !! 0prs I!

Die lluterfdricbcue babsn anf Soano an
ibrsr @llbfe an bet eed,a cine srcee anan'
tltat 6tDps, tpefden fe sefcnnen fInc in Siein
ocer bieiss Srnhjabr aad, tpieesr 9sniattsn,
Su persasfeu. ss.g,:
.1BifIiam Sd9er, ,..s..
Salcmen 9tSe6. >
getrHdr 2s, t'.' rqtp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-10
9laGlrtChf

miro hcrmit 9e9rten eas eic i.,.iiitc ,,ridne,.u
u S.tyn Srt.n. u,n VT 'M"..,rrIaiIenfhaft he's
ws.is.vsnsn ,,s,. ea.;sa - !1ae 9 mi b, lsbtbin
osn as. s''". ..crrs 1aunfd,ip, 9eha @anntp anI
:, ,.eut ipcroen fno. alle Niejcni9cn hnher
bic nod, an befaste SointcrlaiIcufhaft i'm Riit.
ifance Inb, tperoen hermit auf9efcrbert ins
nerbnlb qScd,en ansurMfemmo abnbesahs
len, = uno ane bicjeni9en tpeId,e nod, red,ts
mdei9c Ncreerltn9en an semelcctc cinters
lafIeufd,aft haten, beIieben ibre 9iednunsen
audi innerbdlb befa9ter 3eit ipobibeifdtist
einsubrinaen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-20
CORR ESPON D E N G B
For the Green Mountain Freeman.
abolition NullifiCatiOn.'

Mr. ED1roR:-The Vermont Watchman, and some
other wing papers have of late manifested great alarm at
some of the resolutions passed at the Buffalo Convention
last August Now it my province to attempt de-
fence of those resolutions for the very best of
that they need none; but wish to show the ridiculous
position which those who appear to be so horror
stricken at them The chief resolution at which umbrage
is taker is the following " Resolved, That we hereby
give it to be distinctly understood by this nation and the
world that as aboonsts considering that the strength
onr cause lies in its Righteousness and hope for it in
our conformity the laws of God and our respect Tor the
rights of man, il to the Sovereign Ruler OF the UNI
verse as proof Of our allegiance to Him, in all our civil
relations and Offices whether private citizens or public
nctionaries sworn to support the Constitution of the u
nted States to regard and the Sd clause of I'd
ton of the 4th article of that instrument, wherever appi
ed to the of fugitive slave, utterly null and void
and consequently forming part of the Constitution
the United States, whenever called upon
to support it," Now the Waterman gravely asserts that
this contains Modification than that of South Caro-
lima. There is doubt, that it could be fully carried
out it would nufy of the most outrageous cruel bar
barrie customs that cursed and disgraced any civilized
nation, and essentially lessen the chances of Henry Clay
recapture his human chattes hapy they should pre-
fer freedom to slavery, and avail themselves of an oppor
unity secure it, but declare that contains an!
thing like the doctrine of Southern Notification, is gros
" libe-an insult to the common of an ntellgen
community Because declare that when Gale
upon to carry out the principles of the Constitution of
free government, and exercise official functions under it
II will not construe it imposing obligation upon
violate every fundamental principle upon which is ba
j. sed and confront all The avowed objects of its creation
we are to be called Nuifers! For what purpose tn
Constitution framed? The preamble setting forth its OBJ
iects declares that it ordained to establish justice
and the blessings of liberty to ourselves and GU
1t postery" Now, because refuse TO consrue this YER
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Be not Deceived,

Many Wing papers and politicians among us
are either foolish or knavish enough to advocate
the claims of Henry Clay on the ground that he is
AN aboitioniSt-has done much to secure the abo-
lition of slavery in his own State, and throughout
the nation, and if elected to the presidency, will.
use his official influence in favor of universal lib
erty land this in spite of overwhelming facts that
he has used the whole of his influence against the
abolition of slavery in his own State-that he has
done more than any other man to extend slavery
over this nation-and now boldly avows himself
opposed to its abolition, either immediate or pros
pective! Some, however, Qhe N. Y. Tribune, for
instance,) admit that they "do not ask support
for Mr.. Clay on the ground that he is an abolition
st, or fiendhl to abolition;" but his superior IA
vor for "protectiye tariff" and the " other
great interests" of the nation, greatly preponder-
ate when thrown into the scale with his defects on
the score of slavery So, the idea of human tiber-
tn must be overlooked, and slavery, with its cank-
ing chains its broken hearts, its tears, its groanS
= and its blood, must be rife in our land, while poll
y, ticans wrange about banks, distribution, tariffs
v and the spoiIs Of Office!
We propose to show what Henry Clay'S opm
:, ions on the tarfInd slavery considered to b.
=, by prominent fetn of the South, where he is nov
10 travelling, and is Received with open arms. VIII
not the people of the north open their eyes to tn
~ true principles Of Mr.. Clay, and understand tina
~, he or his friends for him, are playing the oil
!, oame Of one set of principles for the South, an
~ another for the North; and that the South maxim
20 as they do, the Interests of slavery paramount
every thing else, would never manifest the fave
~ for Mr.. Clay that they are now bestowlng upo
-, him. without the strongest guaranty, which Is tu
nshed in his past life and present position, that
tho event of his election the interests ofthe peculit
;ns,;tuton of the South shall be his rule ofconduc
> and the cherished principles and interests of tt
free North shall be the sacrifice.
nd Mr. Rives, of Virginia, in his late letter in fave
A. Of Mr.. CLAY, and which the Tribune has pubishe
=. in tract form for the Southern market, probabl
IN; has the following:
II | alt is impossible for any rejecting man to CO.
,o,,niate the actual and prospective condition
;, tho country without seeing in it already the ger
the of new dificulties and troubles, which may,
Or their approaching developement, agltate our 81
ny, rious Union to its centre Inc oregon ana lie
AL as questions in our foreign relations; at home,
ofI deficient revenue; a tariff controversy re-opene
" with all the conflicting interests and passio
ave which never fail to be awakened by it; and add
to these the re-kiadled fires Of abolition encttemle
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Wing Candidate for President,
HENRY CIAY.....Ss,>

"Iknow there is Customary dogma whleh holds Plat
NEGRO slaves cannot be the subjects Of property shall
not dwell long upon this speculative abstraction hal
is properly which the la,o declares 20 9e Ppe9g
Two bundled years of legislation have sanctlonsq ane
sanctifed negro slaves as property. :t
elf had been citizen Of Pennsyyania when Frank
Inns plan (ofgradua emancpation adopted
have voted fer it, BECAUSE by no possibility could IN
black race gain the aseendancy IN 'hat 0ta'e pu
f had bsen then, or were now citizen of any of thu
nlantno Staes-the southern or southwestern States
IshouM haze opposed, and would continue to oppose
ana scheme ,ohateuer of emancipation gradual or IN"
medidte
esIt is NOT TRUE, and REJOICE that it is not true
that EITHER of the great parties in this country ma
anv DESIGN or AIM at ABOLITION. lshould DEEfL1
LAMENT iii were ue."-[Clay's Speech in the Sen
ate, Feb. T. 1889.