Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

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huRf.lNGroNs SATURDAY, MAR. !, ,ssa
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nenry C1ay.
IN Ne hsNkeys Of this week we have ,o.r
aud lassssss sst ~ must say rather mslS, anu.
tnent 70 convince the people Of Iowa that Henry
Clay = md hss Aeea friendly to their interests.
Tue Wslass oftAs sStiess esaasnces By whole
ssse eAszss u talseAooA against the Gazette and
other dsasesstie papsn, because, tsrsooth, they
care ten TIE people Of ths Territory what ven
The eosasats Of . speech nads BY Mr.. Clay In the
Y. = Ssaaas, aRa The eAieus wosls q which
When inssssd to him By democratic Senator Ne
had ~ uaelusAiag inpsdsaee 10 dsnys but
Which, tAaAks h truth aAd her votaries, he was
Acse Aewaia, and Ne approbisSs epi,hsts then
delivered were ia that sslf.sams Senate fastened
.SpM Mn " Senators, wAess purity Of character
cannot b eSestionsd. t,',,e.
NsHs ssrsPsaasat Of Mr. Clay had aos heen
tassant Of ths political history eG the country,
he weah hare known that Mr., c. did Their, Il.
ksAN . deny THE anti Western speech in the
esNaess and \ would therefore have been uanec. .
sssary Tor J Henry Clay Maad, EsQ. 10 procure
,aMssAss ssmisdesial ffom the lihenes Of the Pic.
sssW u lowe. hia, however, a ssplsasaat thing
- - cnsS name In priat,s and therefore we eau
svsedsH pardon the vanity Of young politician,
SsMl AtAs sAsylalh ,atA!s, for eh,rading. Gm.s,i
Into eesssareAdeass with Nc, Gay.
W. care not what ne Namesaks ef Mr. CLAW
nay say snrsgaca 70 eur etstements being a.
ssnsi,Aef Dc we ears what charges he NAY hrieg
against " iav an aageaeseas i,sl,as, Aa, atm a.
ne accredited organ II whigxsv Ia this place
has ssse n 10 endorse the article by placing N~s
-dacsSah we ARE wiNiNg 10 join iasue With the
'wAke IN cM statements, s#
ms seMsm tAAtws have been charged With
fsAssc~l reSklessAeSs, Nr the ssasen that We Se,.
dem ss< - veeklssa A. 10 he gavesaeA salss,y hv
eAesMt~lse etshs Meme~,s but when such charge
" made ~ The esvsN It als'gs party, We vii,
. ssaeAsss ~ meet Il ee,a0 and Asrlyp -Ne,wNN.
ssaaatse Tie writer Il the article NAY be ever 70
' 'Sssss~skS~Ns, g &#
. Nhsseeclca N the history ef,he ecae,sy am,
II kNswA b every sase,GkeNt seas,es ,Ass han IN,
ssss<assa the ssAlest, that the WORKS Or eaasya.
lent erseAets which we Attributed a. havSnspAsso
wssereS BY Mr. Clay "a The Y s senate laws
- Ass< NF<ak them ia eapssal) that The settlers
ca the pubic ls@As were but ROBBERS LAND
PIRATES AND rLuNpERS were ~ ut.
tsstd ana that whea by q sAesesscSl kxarS he AZ.
tempted = explain away wAa, he had saSa. they
wesS eses ~ps~ hin BY Msssss. Young. Lam and
csAsN il Ne rese&ce and before tAa, high and
eve to b respected seay, the USrrkp SrArxs
aSESArx.ss : So,
- thsk Mr. Clay hes, notwithstanding Til, state
OF fast&s sstempsea 70 make the Western recrl.
believe that be never uttered The olious wori.,
ne Aase Setose now charged apca ASm a. an adj.
sssnnsa ceeaces and we here again repeat that
charge. and which We now have an additions, ev.
!. idsncs = sshsisasiate. We salade to the letter
= fteA - Psblishsa il this weeks Hawk-ye, and
i~tendsa y Aio ~ tAis aeridiaa--,o b sssa by
those vesy sane men whom he has s.,naerrsi.
fs Bat 10 lay sai1e the evidence Of the Senator'S
, Ne Asse shsve aanea, will these settlers believe
uaa wAe hss ever exhibited hostility 10 them.
= anu VINO uas a1w1ys voye1 TOT measures 20 de;ri-
neseAl y their interest, in prefersace 10 those
Esa. wae Aase always acted in their behalf end
Aass hssssa - ssstaia tAsse rsiaeiples and meas.
aess 49, shsy k~se ore beneficial to them?
weayslRos NOn N0n NEVER.
q TAe srtiele shove slledea 10, seems 10 dwell
with nueA emphasis spea the fact that Nj. Clay
IS De astAor and sfhthevo Of the distribution I.w
- seAeae which gives 70 TIE States the proceeds
II u szas:e hnds. whether Or no be i the
'qs4hs' re csss moi, We take his worshipeu at
thar hand- And what bet u, ask il the effect Il
thsk scAeoSS lett not to reduce the taxes Of the
Peeps y sAs Eastsrn and middle States It the ex-
pssss sftse people u the West and SOUTH Ist
not = fset taking - much money IS may arise
80 e1s pseeseds q the public lands, and which
sisAfty es0saes to eur national revenue, from the
pscksts Of TIE people Of ths whole DATED State.
- Ehciag - same in the pockets ofthe wealthy
- ~ 'kaaeasn aad oiddle States? Is it not al.
A;as = iseresssd expense 70 the n.saaeensut Of
ear Government BY creating additional Offices
With; whieh e support soae greedy expectan,,
sdss lover q cOvesnsnent pap. II II not it, e.
feet . drew moneys from the pockets Of the Ia /
hasiag and agricultural classes with which to re-
ftsaisA H. esGess Of he rich manufacturer and
eaPilslist? Thess are questions which our farm
go ca answer for themselves. These are qaes-
sssas which come hsme to every iaborng man. |
and which We tnast they will answer satisfactorily
to Themselves. glsiAp ~ si s,
) Fer want Of time and space we will sspos,pone
The foFther consideration Of this subjectn until
neat week, in the mean time Informing our read
ers mst we win thsa give then, the speech Of Mr..
Clay " fall, and will examine more at length,
Mr. Clay's pretensions to the character Of friend
to the settlers on the public domain, and vindi-
cate the diameter f Mr.. Van Buren,. from the
asPers'ons attempted to be cast on il by the
afiawkeye.s Is e Press - 'sa i!
C. ai ER1nting 81 the l4aSys. ll
- The sscestary of the Territory has u,der the
put resolution Of the Legislature given the print
inE Ct the laws to the editor Of this paper, In
accepting The work ne must tender our thanks
aotko 6eun0erafie snerrl,e~. !. E ~.