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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

FOR SALE-A beautiful country resi-
i;;i dence New Rochelle, Weschester Co; The place
of about % Of excel lent land, ell under
in full bearing \ large garden well stocked with choice
fruit All the buildings nearly consisting OF dwe-
manner barn. coach house farm house &c The house is Ia
the Genre OF lae avn M BY several HUNDRED for
of the Sound and is within hall mile Of the
boa anGug aud about the distance from the village
Apply to SAaUEL BOVINE,
inhl5 2wA New Rochelle, or d 90 Liberty-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

ggs 70 MANUFACTURERS OVERS, AND
jTE OTHERS For sale the Builjingsstuat Nos. ll9
2l l7th St suitable for manufacturing other puIroc
ses now occupied Dye and Bleach House with lease
the Lots for years monhs with the fixtures suitable for
carving the above business There is on The PREMISES
For further particulars inquire OF Il. .GLASSFORD Senr
JOHN TAYLOR, on the premises.
New-York, March 49, 1874 mhl8 lw-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

~ FARM FOR SALE-To be sold at auction,
$50 April the Sh the premises, by The Commissioners
l. appont-d By the Orphans our, oithe County Of Brr-
gen State Of NewJeTsey small Farm, containing eleven
Valsaun deceased situated the H4ckensack River III The
townhpo New Barbados, about fourteen miles from do;
boken On the premises is good Dwelling House, Barn. and
excellent Orchard of apple aud pear The earthen;
business carried by George W0ki and 1t IS we'll
calculated for brcmaknc that business carried
with few years ago It has rented annually for
hundred and fifty dollars. For farther pecu lars inquire OF
ALBERT c. ZABRISKIt, $40 Greenwlch-st
or of HENRY BANTA, Commissioner,
mhl3: cod April s. HaCaensack New Jersey.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

M TO LET-Ihe modern Two story and at
nc basement houe % Second between Bow
aery and Second Avenue, nshed with mahogany doors
and plated furniture the first floor; marble mantes and
CRATES throughout The CrOton viii b. introduced IT
desired Rent moderate Apply % Second ST.. Of Eel
lowe jtudd Sender Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
SAILED.

Ship Mary Frances, Mobile.
Baik. Gtammis Castle tBD, Liverpool, Johann tBr.mI
Briss Fosca Helena Rotterdam; Leopod, Havana Excel
Savannah; Peter DemilI, Mobile-and Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

NBIf the above property sold by the 25th day Of
March it will be offered public Auction that day
the House Of r. L. Hathaway the village of Goshen at
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

~ COUNTRY RESIDE NCt-W anted, alarse
and commodiouS dwelling house situated h-aithy
.s part Cfthe state, Episcopal Church. and ot con-
the city ali seasons of tn yer. Apply at
G6 F:tuhn street, oi 10 w MI 0NDEKDONk, Nassau
-, I,iQ eOd;f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

s for sale valuab. Farm situated in Goshen Orange
.. County, " Y.This Farm contains 3 acres of the
best quality of Land we'll watered By reveriaug stream
water There upon eight fine timber
is situated about half mile from the Y and Erie Rail
roadis sufficiently elevated command
of The adjacen. country and Is, in all respects admirably
adapted the location of Country Seat One half OF the
purchase money upon the place, secured By
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

,ssl HALL TO LtT-A commodlous Hall suit
;:;B able for Temperance Society Lecture Room,
- seats At Nos 39 and 36 Broome street. between
the Bowery and Centre Market Tor cor evenings
the week exclusively rorl 3 or years. From TO
if Possession be had the fist OF May neS
early application wosid be desirable, il order 10 get sut
MAY require
AlSa to let on th5 premises. Room sutdbe for
School Room and whicn has been used such for
time.
70, jmS JOHN EDWARDS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

-ssA FARMERS, MERCHANIS, AID M ~, +,
.slsA this off ce be found greater variety
property for sale Tor exchange than al other ofhce
Factories Water Pow en- Wild Lands, Houses, and Lots
good city ity Merchants or mechanics wishing
or manufactured arcies for g.od productive
through th, office. All business entrusted
our will meet with prompt attention.
re IIhnrT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
DISASTERS.

SPERAl WICh--Cons,anIy on hand and made
- 70 order by MUM & PETTIBONE,
2aftf IS Maiden
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

For and other particulars inquire Of JOHN r. AN
DREWS, No 56i B!oOmetreet, New Y0rh OF the sub
scrber in Goshen. CALVIN 3. LUDLUM
March 10Th. l3ii mhli
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

sss. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
fg5PROPERTY-A handsome productive groin farm
Al the rassaic river Paterson y. Jersey, 100
acres land and good farm buildings. Applyto
2gf IF a. p SMITH, 50 LlbeTty-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

METAL ROOFS, GUARANTEED WATER
VI TIGHT FOR FIVE YEARS. WHICH is FOUR
YEARS LONGER THAN #uSUAL:-Ths subscribers
nave invented method OF covering roofs win a or gal
sanzed TN plates, which they suaTasS water tight
FIVE YEARS. whea put by them The metal put on
a II cannot De affected by the shrinking swelling OF ne
OF the metal
he following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses
facuoa-
Henry 6rsyooIs, Esq corner Of 5th and 9Th
John >. sehesmerhor Esq No 30 Broadway.
DAVID Ausn Esq cor. OF exchange place and William
ttancis RarIitt, Esq, 90 Broad ST
that IN. all
persons the trade wishing roofs by the subscrbers
p!an can obtain permission on moderate terms
mhl4tf r NAYLOR * co. II and 70 Broad 81
CARPET WARPa---2OO0 pounds Carpet Warps
" superior quality for sale BIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

CROTON WATER PIpES.-Tlnned Lead
~ Pipes all Sizes warranted perfectly timed for sale by
mhI CASS < WARD, II Broad street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

s.s,a FOR SALE OR TO LET The 3 story BRICK
::s dwelling House with Basement and Counter Cellar,
a No 22 West 10Th between 9Th and 9th Avenues.
The above very convenient modern built house in the
immediate vicinity of three lines of stages Appy at store
of 8lI Avenue ,ud 2lst streets.
Also be let frame stable in the of the above
ises on 18th street f29 I'm"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

a ASein drs"u before the public by who takes the
f@a methGd OF creating Tor himself notorerv by rIilylng
SsshIs psIghbor reerate that only
F1shaye Gu shalt continue to keep. John Cong- Tools
Sto all the demands OF oar customers, and we far
SStrr that thar part Gi his advertisement which
sy the contrary untrue, and conclusion
<Ss7 would suggest said Couger ha dang-ro
expsien attempt build ones reputation By seeking
odstroy anothsF and thar When 1t bec9m necessary TO
employ SPIES the OF those onyShoud b. secured ho
have been thoroughly trained and test-d 10 accomplish their
obIec lest attempt they BETA ony themselves
trir euployerin regard ourselves, believing in or
subscribing the doctrine OF intention, have not said
thn. nut strictly true, thing but what
who have dealt " i'm have found and
those who choose do so By calling will syer lind.
The subscribers also IMPORTERS aud GENERAL DEAL
En-: IN ENGLISH, GERMAN and AMERICAN HARD
WARE, CUTLERY SC. SC, mel ludug very EXTENSIVE
ASSORTMENT, which they offer COUNTRY MERCHANTS
aud dothers at MARKET PRlcEs. OSBORN * LITTLE.
CHARLES 0ssoRH,
S. LITTLE az 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

"a 10 LEr-Ihe three story basement House
T;;H No 100 Franklin Two p.rlo pier glasses Eotts
~ ihe hall and .ury OIL cloth wiit b. lei
win the house lAquiIe OF WI n HARIsON corner o!
Church and Futon SIS o. OWN. II. uSDERDONh No
X Trh aOdt!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

igss lO HANDSOME FARMS TO EXCHANGE
* Railroad with Houses Barns Orchards Wood and
Plough Land Price $50 Some Western lands and
money would be objected Diagrams De
by applying 70 A P. Sm!tA, 50 Liberty dl3ti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

4.S SUGAR HOUSE To LET OR LEASE
E:E brick Building about 10 ,ouare nIsh,
with windows ga every SIDE; has been occupied as
Sugar House Hunner OF may be had with all the
cssa5 utensils aud fixtures !u the refining Sugar I'm
mediate possession viii he Apply the premises,
-ai II Rose st. 1T = 277 Water-st. miii3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

"a FOR SALE TN THE CITY or NEWARK
I:;R "A House and 81: of Land situated in South
A Broadsreet 10. l72 The House is 25 feet trout by
finished Throughout. Also, good Stables FruiTIes, &c.
attached the premises For further particulars inquire of
s.reels or OF WIlLIAM PAUL. The premises q In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

sss A DESIRABLE PROPEkTY.-For sale
i:.s small place containing 80 acres of Land with
House and other improvements The pace Is very
pleasantly situated in Chntonve about miles west of
Newark, the old pha road and within oue hours
ride from New ork by the Railroad and stage. IL de-
srabe place for person doing business the city for
retired gentleman For further paTticula. inquire Of
nhldl In"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

GOAL, COAL.-Broken, Egg, Stove and Nut
~ Coal best quality Peach Orchard Red ASH fresh from
the mines, at the lowest pslces JAMES FERGUSON.
mh6 Gm Yard corner of Greenwich and Christopher
Gc:Q 0N PER CHA.LDRON.--LlVERPOOL
,DOsOO COAL ofsuperior quality for sale at the above
low price till further Consumers invited call
L. STOKES DICKERoON 1877 Anthony street
mil tf near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Leave New-IOrk az o'COck Tie mUInnG, aud hs
afternoon.
tsrnoon.
Passengers by the nlorAas Moristomn vii! arrive
ia O'Clock, where Will be readiness
yey them TO Schooeys Nount,ia Washington Bslvlderr and
taston daily; Succasunna, otanhope NewtoG Milford
and O'Seso Mondays, Wednesdays ald kndys, and
iocksway, Dover Sparta and Newton Tuesdays, Thurs
days aud Saturday each line the subsequent day
The stage for Baskns Ridge will leave the
arrival 81 the and return The morning time for the
first tram Tor New-Iork.
Passengers 20 aud from Jersey CitJ without changing
On leaving ths city The passeuges Will deposi. then
Baggage the the foot of Courtiand-street where
Agent will be IL attendance receive H.
Passengers trom Mornstown Will arrive Newark III tune
take the and evening fo Trenton and pha
delphs.
Ihis rosd having been recently raj AID with the heaviest
II ltali, complete order and offers
And exlous conveyance aud from WORK for
passengers OK reIGht.
The of commuatlon for passengers $50 per
itom Newark 10 MuuistOvn, Madison, Chatham; $50
the summit; SiQtc Slilivie, and S2l To Orange.
tas ueeIs requested 10 have their baggage Sed
FL lkN DDDD- Smn-LI,I.l.ent
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

good three story house with marble mante situate ID
-a. Brooklyn L. l. Rets Tor $500 The farm must Pc on
EeaE th2 hudson River. 2 SMITH g Liberty 81 dig
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

NOr!CE-Sutf.cleut advertise men.
thai I?ears the contrary at only have the Tool,
sJoHS CoSGGR 50 Aorney-strre New York. for sale
here advertised bat also have the WARRANTED
Cast Steel JOHN P CoHcER's, which warrant III all
sltcts equal, If not superior, 10 John Con2er's.
Aud the said John Conger manifested mach feel
in- rsatlon selling fools that not l MAKE,
deem oa! Justice for the inform aon OF The public 70 say
said john T. Conge And FOR proof o! the quality OF the
Tools made by John P. Consrr, have abundance and
they do require the John Conger 80 Attorney
L.. l.. Ill.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

g@ @FARMS-FARMS FOB SALE-A vaua-
- bic WLea; Farm of 273 acres lying between the C9yp
Aga and Seneca Lakes, be- exchanged tor Illinois land
.nd money Also, Farm Of 100 the Chsnanso rsI
,ud canal for cash only. Also, any good Farms IL Nei-
Jersey, containing from 10 to zoo acrei. Apply TO A. r
smith IS Liberty street n20 #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

~ NEW LINZ. Or PACKETS FOR LIVER
eTyrs POOL-Packs oil the 2lsi OF March.The splendid
and iayoue packet ship OfTlN Err (l00U
hhnsn,} Capt. Ira Bursey, Will SAL OH THURSDAY, 2ist
March, her regua5day.
The ships OF this line being all eO0 aud upwards per-
ab0u embark for The Old GouGtry wil fail
the ADVANTAGES be derived from selecting ihs lue prefer
other their great capacity renders them every
way more comfortable and convenient than ships of smaller
class and the,t accommodations is well known supe
others Those wishing beI tbs should
fail 10 make early application ou board, or 10
w. * j. 7. rAPSCOTT,
at their General PASSAGE Office S Peck slip, cor Soutit
The Hotuguer viii s.il from liverpool the 9th Of May.
Persons wishing send for their friends have them brought
this nagnceu psckt any of the IeguaI e SAIL
the lst 6th lth l6b 2ls and 26h OF every month
Drafts for am amount payable demand with"u, dis
connt ali the principal towns OF England Ireland Scot
land or Wales, constantly for sale as above:
The ROSCIUS will succeed the Hottlnguer, and sail
ths 2S,b of March
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-30
.7rFrom The Globe o. the 26inst.
GOVERNOR DORR.

o. By Rhode Island papers we perceive
thai Governor DOrr has been sentenced
tn confioe ment fore life in the State Pris
en-, fot his efforts in favor Of sufftage iD
Rhode Island. This will gill every lover
~ frssdGih Ia the land with astOnisbmenl
aud Indignation. We could not believe
that Tho federal usurperS, who have the
Seias cf government 10 thai disirancbised
State, wouli have dared to proceed 70
this length with their tyranny. II mus,
open the eyes Of muIttuaes of their mis-
guided followers ia that State and 10 the
Onion. Let the people remember thai
this usurpa,On is countOnahced BY Henry
Clay, and that the dOings Of federalism
10 Rhode Island arc approved BY the par
" every where. oNpllsai
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-30

PoLK,a machine TO prevent. unruly
beasts from lesping fsnceS.--Websier''
Dictionary.
This smachine,' every body knows was
lately put on Mr.. Clay to prevent him
from lsbping the walls Of the White
House, Let il be remembered that Clay
hrs often attempted this 'caPer' before
and, though clear e all imPedimentS oI
the kind, he never got in gun shot OF the
mark --did'nt even get beyond the con-
ftnes oGKentucky. Who thinks he can
now succeed we'll Pslked as he is with
the tough timber Of Young Hickory =
ZaReSUiIe Aurora. -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-30

Ia town 10 Michigan, there were. but
Is whig voters at the last fall erection.
Now all hul4 Of them 60 for Polk and
b .llas---and Of the A, not one is prepaFed
to say tia, hO will GO for Clay! qW
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-30

Ia 1910 Gen. HalTisOh received the
vote of Tennessee 10y maj6rity Ofl2 :
lO2; tlIe next year, 10 severely contest
ed election, the democrats, with JAMES
X POLK as their candidate, reduced
that majority to 3,224-Dooer (N H.
GaactIe. H .'sa 2
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-30
(Extract.)

GAuuC''l 'oA ah"
The Senators from Missouri informs
Ne that, on bis visit q lev weeks sinee}lO
the West, he heard a very general cry
tor the re. annexation Of Texas; but the
Ssna,oT saws, that the term remuneration
is wholly inspplicable TO the 2 900 mllAs
along The whole boundary Of the Del
Marie. which never did constitute q pOE-i
siOa Of Texas. Let, US examine this
question. The term remuneration im.
plies getting back that which was aoncs
our own; and IL Texas was souTs TO the
Del NOI;e, under the treaty Of l6O3s ami
webeaequirs il with those limilss itasill
Be clear case Ofreanexatian. have
shown thal the senator from Missouri,
EMr. Benton, in bic letters, Tepublishsd
Snd FoafiEmed BY himsa few weeks since,
does make the DelrN0Tts, the boundary
NETsxas, and placeb its northwestern an
RIe q latitude 42 ID his letter Of the
9Th Of April. 1874, as p1blshed 10
ihSi National In,eIligenesr, nv. Clay
sOyss a 6uaas eda ed HH9 4 '}7h1NN
1.-THE United States acquired . nth
~ Texas extending asI believes 70 th'
Rio del NOrle, By the treaty OF Louisiana
They Ceded and rsliagnished that title Z
SPAiB By the treaty Of t8i9. BY which
lhe Sabipe Wss substitutsdrf for the .Ki'
dslBNOrIe al our western boundary" is
isTks suhjsctis thus treated ID ny lei
teEs q the Slh January, i644.
sa'.Iouisians was acquired by . treat
with France, ii 1908, BY MI. jefferson
and Ia thelstter Of Mr. Madison, Il
Secretary Ofsiale. dated March 81
1904, be says, expressing his own view
and these Of MI. Jefferson, tbat LOuh
iaha, extended westerly 10 Rio Brave
otherwise called The Rio del Norte. o
dsFs ssreaccoEdiaElg obldineIl ffOm III
Spanish aulhoEilieu f0i lhs delivery on
the peSle 90 tie vest eide 81 The Iaisl
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TERMS OF THE STANDARD.

TERMS OF THE 3 SFANDARD.
"A oFEE YsAR, n sRyApsE, u $500
WITHN THE YEAR, st,., "a 3d. 2 50
AT The RxPIRATIoN OF THE YEAR, 90
Payments WILDE considered in advance
3fmade within three months after Subscribing
t1PNo. pa perwill be discontinusd, (unless
n tHs option of the publisher until all ar
rearagsS nle paid. 'nr ts,.I ,.i .
,PRI0ESO,FADVERTISING
,aauassk 4 lines) three tlser rtiOns, o., 81 90
a. Fb:each subseq insertions, Is
For s.:x Eonths, w
~ q Fot t&elvc months, ~ ~
4ys6Esri iadVeftisemeuts wll be ehaFged IN
the Iam~ proportion. .aai3N
r., A SsasOdable dedacsion will be maze On
really yAdyertisemsnts, 49,,
All ordsssf fer advettisiNg or jOb-wOrk nuss
be aceonipanied by thecash, EXCEPTION those
ssAo have open accounts with the Ofhce.lu
OaieeiaI the south end Of the Market tBaildiug.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-30
SPEECH OF MR.. WALKER
OF srIssIssFPPH;

M | OF MISsIssERPI; 1 aiaasf
Delivered 10 the United States Senate
May 20 aud 81 in SeCst session on
the treaty for the remuneration Of
Texas. 4, sas .s!al asa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-05
TIE CONVENTION.
Mr.. JAc3g 5rRArroN.

We had hoped to receive full account of the
procession,-b banners, inscriptions, good ship
Constitution manned by good Burlington crew
and drawn by four grey horses-the "long team
and the strong team" of Judge Mech, drawn by
eight yoke of large and beautiful red oxen and
bearing about 100 live (two-legged) coons land
appropriate notices of the various delegations,
bands OF music, &c. &c.; but we have been dsap-
pointed. 1t remains for us to assure our readers
that every thing was in unusual good taste,-the
humble but expressive hay-rake bearing fleece Of
wool-the beautiful banner of our own band, eX-
hibiting the log-cabin in which Henry Clay was
born with the inscription Protect the Log Cabin
Boys and they'll protect the country"-and the
hundred other flags bearing patriotic and appropr
ute sentiments. These, 18th the countless thou
sandsof living, ardent enthusiastic Wings, formed
more imposing procession than was ever witnes
sed in Vermont parties agree that it equalled,
oil Wings there on both occasions know that it far
erceeded, the procession of 1910. As to the mum.
Der present: estimates vary from 10000 to 1000
OF course nobody counted-nobody could count.
Several of the county delegations were counted in
the morning, in order to award the banner-Addi-
son, Franklin and Rutland showing about 1000
each, and Washington no; but these did not in
clude all who were in from these counties nor were
oil the counties counted Chttenden, with her
thousands, was not numbered We understand the
committee OF reception took care of7000 on Tues
day night; Wednesday sent in thousands on thou
sands gathered from Chttenden, Franklin, Grand
Isle, Addison, Washington, Lamoille, Orleans, and
from Essex and Clinton Counties in New York.
The procession We think was more than two miles
long, arranged in sections eight deep--and yet
when this procession was formed it hardly seemed
to reduce the multitude in the square and streets.
We think $4,000 fair estimate of all the people
assembled on this occasion in the town of Burlinr-
ton. 1t was large enough, at all events and if the
Wings of Vermont catch the spirit of those as
sembled at Burlington, our majority in Sept and
Nov will also be large enough at least for all prac
teal purposes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-05
ANNEXATION-THE DANGER-THE
REMEDY.

Ii any one believes that the noble stand taken
by the Wings of the United States Senate has
settled this Texas questionable most nomentous
question of this generation-we warn him that he
is mistaken. That Senate stands nearly upon a
poise, as between the Wings and Locofocos; and
a single error, little negligence in one or more
of the Wing States, the chances of Senatorial
contest-any of these may reverse that majority
And now look for moment at the powerful ele-
ments which are conspirng to press this attroeious
measures these are, the ultra Siare inierest-the vast
moneyei interest, composed of The creditors of Ieras
in This country md EUROPE, and The horde of
La'm SPECTATORS in every section Of The Union-he
influence and pO,cr ofhe LOCOFOCO PARTY,
chich c1s most distinctly pledged 10 The measure by
The LocoJoco National Contention, and finally,
THE SUICIDAL DIVLSIO.N Of The opponents
Of annexation, .tomented in The free States by The
leaders and organs Of the third party. The power
Of Slavey-the cupdty of speculators-the deep
interest of creditors to get the United States to
guarantee the payment of debt of twenty or thir-
ty millions-thc power of party attachments and
party interests when all these unite is it time
about you, in your neighborhood and among your
own friends: DO you not hear it whispered that
EngLdnd will take Texas if we do not ? This is
the cur, given out by reckless party leaders, to
wheedlc Vermonters into the support of annexation.
You may tell them--what is indeed true-that
England disavows every thing of the kind that her
capitalists interested in favor of the annexation
Of Texas to this country that the Nufers are in
fact the allies of Great Britain in this attempt to
fabricate free-trade majority in Congress and
that Great Britain possibly have no interest, in
the whole wide world, so vast as that of breaking
down our Tariff system, and the opening of this
great milton to her manufactures, by means of an
nexing three or four anti-tarif States. We repeat
it-you may tell your neighbors all this, and yet
you will find them already far gone in the fatal
sentiment, honestly and periodically entertained,
mat we must take Texas. This is the power of
Parly-the power Of locofoco leaders and it is
giving strength to the scheme of annexation where
hitherto 1t has met with universal execration. Go
among your antl-slavery neghbors, and see how
they are operated upon by the leaders and organs
OF that party. Mr.. Clay is a slaveholder-Mr
Clay is the great leader of the slave interest-Mr
Clay would not prevent annexation"-say thew
Tell them that Mr. Clay has denounced annexa.
ton, and upon reasons which will forever hold
good and bind him against it that he was never
yes neper, the leader of the slave interest that on
the Missouri question, the right of petition the
power of Congress over slavery in the district the
Nulllicatlon question: the Tariff, the Compromise