The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-28

THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 49, lSA4 4
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.i'svAnsDurca'S, optnios Ofe the present Esriffi
ii hrhis aSttsr puhaned by the, Richmond Enquirer places
fhs dpiaoon record without equivocatan, apd it iswel
t6'kSep il m mind atai, = .noil .-a,u,la ~ ai,ta
,dgue Ltn ,euny raasl 1d, 'iALsANY, Feb e, lH43
s ss HAVE fRk AF M S'.f SRsy RI XIV
WHERE, HEsITATED TO EXPRESS MY DECi
w THh TxF KEs EFT
sIoyH as ia iTs 6S good ans
AsSs S fys n respect 70 'nat ana o'eF sp
~ tkS 4heart sAhe believs me to be, very sincerely
s,sas.sa 'i'ss''a 'i VAN
.ub.IG7 sZhss Speech of the Han, CALEB B SMITH,
Hpf1ndiuiA ,tohfthe Memorial Of the & Democratic
Mdhb6ts" fthe Legislature of Rhode Island,
ia press pamphlet tfpr,
sands ready for delivery octayo pagges7$$
s-tOiper hssdsed"t's aaiIasnp,a a7nli a,pno,l ,
s'huf Wvsshail this day putto press the Fifth
alistsoM as thss" LIFE OF CLAY, by 'OffvER
46scspati those copies viii lsen send their
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $l5, per thousand ID ~ q,
hGREATrMGVE.MENT, I'M FAVOR OE, THE
- se.ai,un RRESENEy TARIFE-,no.a rspps
us AN immense gatherings of she,apeope took,
..p1ase On Monday last at Philadtlphia,,2 for
1.-The ppEp9se Of protesting, against ipterter-
a'enua with thelpsesent Tariff by those wise legis-
4atofs'h Congress, who think that the act would
iabprrY4tea byth einfasion intoit IF a
considerable portion Of the Free Trade notions
a.bG' Dr.,Msn Barren, and who also desire totshow
,sih$rdtheD Democratic parry isidtntif edwith che,
fade doc UhiteaSatss Gazette,
sssaYssa,T beYast showsd hoW much
,iiaaiseate,aha people Of PhiladelRhiaito ,he,pr :,
"stct6n Uf'sllUne nnannfaddresy and guardianship
as GSme industry; ana We now more than ever
sgsga5a, nil4qss Ely and fqabntyn ayot
rRrotsctiEe EanGs and tfafhose vhaq grotsct.h Tie
,snVotite'''1 qua .,insT-l t"d diw sansrt,i fnau,
- THE Hon. JoRs Sergeant was called to pre-,
..side oYer the semblag and, Upon taking the,
chair,i ramark ed. that he accepted ,he imitation
q to thechair witagreat pleasure, and with be-
corning sense o. the honbt conferred upon him.
sfSysa ha' II aSss'S1a been fao
sosated with thernna they We're always nations
al directed sihgly to the public welfare, and TO
.,1he maintenance Of The signal Blessings which,
under Providence, the Wigs Of the RevoIution
had obtained for US. INV WV
They never shaped their course, nor took ups
= theft ground, tt Serve the mbous purposes, or
ADVANCE tile petensions Of any Individual But
10 they, had reason to know and TO feel the value
odm human affairs Of, faithful and rtrpe men,
ssthat cause, was safe without, them, and no
.bPaxtyi hdwaver pure its principles. and no conn-
.tstfy isowevera favored sbyneinumstaAcesnc could
bnprOspex, if Its confidence Were be-
sassowed Or sufferedto fallinto' bad ihandsolThe
, Wings of the Revolution were well aware of
!" the same truth. Their end was independents
and rational liberty THEY achievedit BY an ar
,daous struggle and how ~ Devoted I'd their
sdcause, they took counsel with those alike deyot
ed withhthemselyes, and committed their trusts
to such as wereiquafed for them by their abb
titles, and, above all, by the Observation-Disclosures
OF the same spirit of patriotism which they them
Hselves Obeyed. D They Succeeded and, besides
W. W, the. triumph they obtained they enriched their
country with gallery ofheroic patriots Wash
-, i1gton, the Adamses Jefferson, Hancock, and
10, their associates. they honored and trusted
od these eppspt men for The same bthst W.
trust and honor Henry Clay. He Is the honest
yiichamPion OF the Wing cause, d 1,,,,.S .I{ %
nd suPont the same principle, the, Convention at
.s,2Harfisburgh have Nominated as our candidate for
ssdoveFnoriv trse hearted Wing, and "a tried pa
triot. Deputed for the purpose by all the w higgs
of the Commonwealth, the delegates to that Con-
lyefhpo11 found napy worthy Of their confidence,
=, At iengtR, free and friendly consultation,
they agreed Upon phe joseph Mark1e is now odr
candidate. 81 Though fropya distant quarter Of the
States be jas neaF, to ps Ias friend worthy of our
support, and will cordially receive it. ~
-bne. The Wings oftha city and county of the pres
3s srtday, are here assembedy TO take counsel TO.
gether upon agraat national Interest,
hold to be of vital Importance TO the welfare Of
=, tter Country, The protection Of home industry
9 calls upofi them support. aWi they i6spohse
.,,.:itl, .,a, .eSaTh!2t5 djib ,naHlg1 Y mn ~
' This Cannot be a, question: ofhsy have lSngl
yinee eepoused il, sincerely and debe rateiy =
hood may be- dfsrepces of opinion among ind-
pfdn&lS; rs To the extent should be carried But
.vshs shtre abandonment of all regard for the Iir-l
NO tuptLy of op5 own country, for the employment
~ of 3dt own fellow ctzens, with some favor ana
preference over other nations ana other people