The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
From the Shield and Banner.
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the minority candidate, -' .aaa
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That although Henry Clay was made Secretary Of
State in consideration Of the above and all the patron
age of the Government to operate against the old Hero
the people hurled from their places these vile conspira-
tors asasnst the popular will and triumphanty placed
General jackson where they wied he should have been
four years before,
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That this same Henry Clay was again defeated in
80 by old Hickory thS people thus showing their in
dignity at the bargain and sale ofther dearest rights.
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That the people vetoed the aspirations Of this saAS
Henry Clay again in 1886 when Martin Van Bureh
was enthusiastically elected to The Presidency.
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That in 1910, Henry Clay was thrown aside as u.
thrice defeated, run down and unavailable nag and that
he has been patched up by his friends in a. only be
cast upon The political commons finally as moi worth the
fodder.
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That Henry Clays hands are stained with the blood
Of the lamented Cllley-and is an habitual Sabbath
breaker and profane swearer.
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That Henry Clay is now trying to veer on all sides
ofhe compass in regard to the tariff but that he has
wound himself into meshes from which his friends can.
not extricatehim. &C., .,
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That Henry Clay was so welded to the Bankrupt
Law Zone Of his favore measures by which millions or
ndividuadeb were sponged out) that although in
sucted by his constituents in Kentucky to vote for iS
repeal he disobeyed their instructions and voted that II
remain upon the Statute book. ,..
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That Henry Clay, if elected, will saddle US, booted
and spurfed, with another U. S. Bank, to ride rough
shod over State and people and then sink with its own
rotenness carrying ruin and desolation 10 thousands, as
didthe old Mother Bank. ....
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That Henry Clay favors the British scheme of the
General Government assuming the debts of the States,
which would eventually increase the taxes Of the people
beyond endurance.
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That Mordecai BARLEY, Esq. the Federal candidate
for Governor was one of Henry Cays right hand men
in selling Ohio 10 John q. Adams, although Gen. Jack
son had majority Of upwards Of 5000, votes over
him.
n, LEA IL NOI DE- tOHGOIIEN.
That Mordecai Barley before he left his const tiuehb
proclaimed that he would not vote for j. O. Adams be-
cause he ieeeralst and yet in the face of this,
aided Henry Clay BY his vote, in the infamous "BiR-
GAIN AND SALE"
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That 10 make Gen. Jackson, who perilled his life and
fortune for his country odious with the people, he then
came home with hundreds of Coffin handbills creula-
ting them among his constituents to the disgust Of every
true patriot and wellwiSher of bis dear bought coun-
try.
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That the following members of Congress from Ohio,
voted for ]. q. Adams the minority candidate for the
Presidency:--..
MORDECAI BARTLEY.
Philemon Beecher
pTncGH WcArttHT,
VIM. Mclean,
John Patterson,
JOHN Sloane,
Joseph Vance, j,
Samuel F.. Vinthh,
Elisha W1iHlssey and
John C. Wright.
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Thathe heads this list is modestly asking the be-
rayed people Of Ohio for their votes opace him in the
Gubernatorial chair over the incorruptible DAVID
TOD who will stand dy his constituents in all emer-
gehcies And -.
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That you the sovereign people, have yet remedy in
the ballot box against repetition Of Henry Clay and j.
a. Adams "Bargain and Sale," and those who aided
by their votes in the conspiracy.
THE TEXAS TREATY-INTRIGUE OF THE
BRITISH MINISTER.