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Hd 1ucgucntIy, II carried out, will bring in ~
heir train anarchy, diseDrl and. finally. civil ~
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h.ch evil could bcfnII the human family. ="
When that shall come 10 pass in our country,
he Gcnju, q. Liberty may bid an eternal fare. :
ell to tbia unfortunate and suffering world, ''
hirh has for SO many ages groancd beneath
3 weight Of tyranny and orrrc,son Bat y
Us look 10 that Divine Providence which ''
our foreiatbcrs through the doubt. w
and gloomy period Of the Revolutions 10 =
'ect us in The future, that so sad n catastro.
e may be ayerted from our country. -
Having declared our determination TO sun. ~
RI the measures Of the Wing party, and in ,loa
Ter that we may not be misunderstood. we =.
''' '.'.'' 'o' ''' az 'a'u down by bad
nry Clay himself in his letter to MIR. Jacob
alton. They are '
/. A sound NATIONAL CURRENCY, REGULATED bv gref
will and authority of the nation IN /
= An ADEQUATE REVENUE, with fair protection Clay
MEXICAN INDUSTRY. p,an
8 Just restraints on the executive nou,or o,,b.o
a further restriction the exercise of the veto
l. faithful administration of the public domain "
an equitable DISTRIBUTION of the sales of il l.-I
ng all the States. IdteI
}. An honest and economical administration of was
General government leaving public officers per- mort
reedom OF thought and of the right of sufTra pa F
nth suitable restraints against improper nerer supp
in elections tio,
. An amendment the Constitution Hp;t;no ''0'''
lcumbent OF the PRESIDENTIAL office to a SINGLE -
promote the success of those principles, nroocI
'We throw our banner to the breeze, all sor
Its ample folds aloft are rising; ,n,,, -
n words of light, it there displays '"s'
The names CLAY and FRrTFNcrI,,,,sr,, which
hough we be not able laborers in the field, ''.o ,
We will do what we can to ensure their oas,ou
on, honestly and learessIy, without re-
ng to the contemplate subterfuge of the
gouge to achieve our object; and with 1t is
men before the neonIe wo oro ,ril1;x.. =. in this
the issue. d praise
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