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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-16

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-16

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-16

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-16

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-16

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init une etn9eitebJ oaB bic beutIbe Sprae anfduet
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-03-23
HENRY CLAY.

The following eulogiun upon Mr.. Clay
by The Rev. DR. Capers of South Carolina
is one of the most sublime and lou ching
things we have ever read. The BaIti
more Wing says il there be any Wing ii
he approaching contest, who feels luke
warm, we ask him read the following
beautiful EuLoG:U upon HENRY CLAY
1t was pronounced by the Rev. Mr.. Ca
pERs, before the Wug Cmpsati5n, OF Ala
bama last year, aud we need scarcely adj
that it filled every bosom with the lire OF
patriotisin, aud nerved every heart with
the resolution TO do his best. As there
are do .bt'ess many Of our readers who
do not know Mr.. CaperS, Ae will state for
their information, that he is one of the
oldes, and ahlest of :he preachers .lnng.
ins to the METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH:
and that he is one of the most eloquent
men, is at,esIei by the following truthtu
euogilm --Ergi"tan.
II have nsiauated, sir, that the tenn
pie of liberty has been shaken to its very
base by the genius OF this thing called de-
mocracy. And who doubts It? Who has
forgotten the scenes OF 1872 when the
sound OF tn. drum was heard in Carolina,
her plains covered with the armies OF An
brew the Great, I'd her coasts lined with
his frigates OF war. What patriot heart
beat no, with painful; anxiety, when The
issue was suspended on an appeal TO Ton
gress? The appeal was maIe--it was
teiccted- genius Of dem pctacy reign,
ed in the temple OF liberty, AMI Instead
of an armstic, the Bloody Force 81! pas
sed. The tocsin oil war sounded through
out the capitol, aud the armies OF the Gov.
ernmant were CO IL nln led 10 bow the
traitors or exrerMnate them from the
hume of their fathers. Sir, it was AM I,
.ventful hour--lhe old lion OF democracy
bowling for The bloJl vi lreemen's SOS
-anl The goddess of liberty weeping
'ver the scene lit was ind ed an event. y
al hour---one fell blow, an la conflict en-. q
les which diss lives the Union; whea 10!
voice as fromthe ghost of ashington ex-
lain.d -.SAy. THE Union! Twas puR. Z
HAseD WITH THE TEARS AND BLOOD OF YOUR F."
ArHERs!' Twas Clay, sir, that ma ch.
,ss staiesm.n-Clay! bearing in one :"
and tho olive branch OF peace; AMI IN Z
le otter the sword OF truth and liberty, !,
. approached the alter consecra;ed 10 ~
berty--there he laii his Offering, andI,t
we're. with tina burning impassloneI clio. i
fence, coagsuiai with his exalted nature "
in the mans OF libsriy, and IL tho nams
the blood stained spirits who purchas.
d it, he babe the daring sons Of democ. "
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-03-23
From the n. 0. Tropic.
A BUGLE BLAST FROM HENRY
CLAY.
TIE SKIES ARE Bright AND BRlGurExNa

TIE SKIES ARE BSlGHT AND FRIGHTENING
After the adjournment Of the Cnnven
lion yesterday morning, the large as
Semblage of Delegates IN ,rchei in proceS
sion wnh Wing banncrs flying, and Il
The sound of drums ID trunpets. play
ing national airs, TO the ST. Charles Hotel
where Mr.. Clay was receiving company
in The gen'lemen's parIor. On theiI
arrival, the large room was Instantly
crowded tn suf1ca'ion with m'n OF all u.
yes an1 conditions, from the grey haired
aud venerable mau 10 the beard'eSS
youth, the wealthy and the poor all ca.
ger and anxious To see and exchange
sauiations with the grea, Statesman
who is looked up to as the mighty Rep
resentatIve ofpure Wing principles, and
The man who under the blessing of iieav-
EN-, and by III. aid and cooperation of
his ieIlnw citizens, is destined to bring
back the government to lis origin
al purity aud simplicity, aud to restore
The Republic to lis pristine vlgor aud
prosperity, Such was the dense mass Of
breathing humanity assembled, that u
was utterly impossible Tor hundreth
part Of the people even TO approach hun,
and at last Yielding with reiuclance . lheI
oil expressed aud repeated OF
gentlemen around him, Mr., Clay con sen
ed TO present himself baiore the in n.nse
multitude assembled in front OF the tx
change.
Immediately on his appearing, shouts,
oud. hearty, cheering and enthusiasts ic,
uch only as can proceed i,om the breasts
4 lreemeu, rent the air. (nnl they were
ut faint tome Of the thunder voice
/ a nation) anl loll anl reiterated calls
yere made on the time houereJ patriot.
j speak--aye. for FIVE minnes nay, e
en- bat one word, so anxiois were the
eopIe 10 hear the s'unl Of that voice.
,hich has so long been raised in the ser
ice Of the Republic, which has many
me and Oft resoundcd in the Senate Hall,
i able advocacy Of the rights Of man, or
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-03-23
'l'ru stec's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of a Deed of Trus, En-.
ID ecuted By CHARLES w. McKNlcHr
I" l.. NJ. Davis, TO secure Simeon Avery.
William Jones, and John E. Firth, from
certain liabilities therein named, and Of
Record in the Clerks Office OF the Pro.
bate Court OF Ami,e County, will sell 10
the highest bidder on Monday the a3rd
day OF September, 1914, al the door of the
Court House IN Liberty, for cash, the
following described pr ,periy, tu-wi,:
Oae negro man Charles, and
negro mai Abraham, and regro
girl Nelly, one Mare and Colt,
five work Steers, and one Ok
Wagon.
and convey such title TO the purchaser as
is vested in me by the said Deed Of Trust,
The suosequen; appointment, Of me as
trustee.
WILLIAM C. HARRE.L,
Trustee.
March 8, 1874 Inc
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-03-23

fAcy ahralhe thar swords aai nol wfeAI
them ~ the blood Of their brothers, lIl
aan lale va ot'yaI, tho old Lloa Of Do
iDoasaey clouchad 10 he lalf.--l,eacs wal
restored, and the Union savsi,
MT, President, my huad rseurs 10 III,
comes unuiiefablc, aud whnu II shal
tieaau 10 beat with thu warmual pul.aliou'
II moral nppfyhali0l for Tho inatohlus'
'clor 10 that great dfa IA OF my cuun
tfy's liberty, lel inc receive The execfa.
lionsof ny country, aud The curse OF my
onntfyb q II, said II then, sir, aud I
IN II INV, fearless NJ contradiction, that
such 40 instance Of the power VI mud
ovof the daring passions Of desp0isnl
WA never before exhibited To tn world
Tbs cdlcl was pasasd--the bloody WI,
ran, sigued --tho odd lion Of dclnocrnc,
gfasped II IN his paw--bll one stroke O
that ovcfpowering elOquence before whicl,
kings lrcmblc aud despo,s bow. nude the
horo of New Orleans quake on his throne,
aud restore 10 the p0lued alter urlil~rty
he blood salnc edict which no had SCI
zed WIN delight. repeat il, sir, such
an instance of the power of The mind owe,
the daring passions Of dcspotisn had
never before been exhibited 10 The world
There was wreath Of civic renown--s
halo OF ltn,nIrla glory around the brow
VI Henry Clay IN that hour which pre-.
sents hun IN bold relief as tho yrea esl
orator, The purest patriot and the most
magnunInlo - statesman in the universe
Talk u Calhoun, sir, as The great Her.
'uIes OF mud aud spiri,--grea, indeed
are tho powers 81 Hercules; bul great as
hercules Is, the lion OF demDcrucy md
ln bound IN cords of hemp, AMI whel
ing his boody langs, he was ready 10
car The llercuIeAn giant lAlo thousand
Atoms.
Talk Of Webster as the great master
pIrIt OF the age-great indeed is Weo
ler-but Webster vas there, sir, and
,reat as he is, he had not tho heart 10
Pproach he open jaws and bloody fang,
4 the howlIns lion, aud BID him stay his
'rath. "Fwds reserved Tor the noble
arI1s OF Clay 10 do the deed, aud il was
one
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-03-23
NOTICE.

LETTERS OF Administration having
been srauted 10 the undersigned on the
Estate OF John Smyiie. deceased. at The
February Term, l844, Of the Probate
court OF Amte county--all pcrsons m
debteI TO said Estate. are required 70
make immediate pa ymenl; and those ha'
wing claims against tho same, are reques..
ted to present them du!y authenticated
within ,hstime prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
G. A. HUDSON,
Admiaisss0ioy.
March ., 1914. k4we
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-03-23

WAR WITH TExAs!-We copy the fol
loving extract oil u letter from the. New
Orleans Tropic. 1t was written 10 ia,
Collector OF Customs ia New OrIeans.--
Ihe Iroplc says that the VIgilant is
armed with two four pound cannon, six
muske's and one pistol, aud manned by
three men, two boys, IA negro cook, aud .
large dog Hardly enough To conquer
feAas.-- Hckr5urs Wtig.
Extract 81, letter from Captain William
b. q. Taylor, U. s. Rerenue schooner
NgiidHt, Sabine Lake.
FEBRUARY Goth, 1914.
We 'arrived here Yesterday, having on
board Mr.. newell, our consul tor this place
who was induced 10 return with me lro n
information received there, tina. the Tex
ian Government had ordered their col.
lecior AT this place 10 levy u ton .ge duty
OF Que dollar per ton ON all American yes
sells that mlgnt receive on board Texas
cotton any where in The waters ofthe
Sabne-and their Revenue Gutter, the
Santa Anna, now al this place, at anchor
near US, was sent round expressly u en-
iorce the order, aud compel our merchan.
vessels TO pay the tonnage duty.
Considering this as unjust, and that
Texas has no Jurisdiction over the VIA
ters OF the Sabine nor any right whatev
er 10 molest our commerce, | ave con
SIdered ii my duty, the advice oil The
To k :ep street watcn on the Cur |
ter santa Aana, aud in the event OF her
Selling any American vessel, moi in a
port ot Texas, | shall most assureIly re.
lake the vessel aud capture the Santa
Anna also. it | am able with The s,nall |
Io CO un Ter my comm nd. The Texan
dovcrnment has just sent round by their
cutter Two iron cannon, lonS mines; and
hey are at tins time erecting a battery
IN the Texas snie ol The pass, close 10 the
custom House, where the clanneI rams.
or the purpose OF bringing tuo all vessels
pound Ia. When lhcss proceel ling, are
made known TO the department, lee
ery anxious TO hear from The collector
"a the subject, with lis views aud in.
Irucilons, Tor fear that in my zeal 10 meet
ne appreciation Of The department, |
right percnance 60 beyond the mark;
Ut IN The absence Of orders, | believe b, !
richly prolec lag he interests OF our S
lerchanls .and merchant vessels, The de. Il
lrnent will sIsa,n me-AnI shall tc,
continue TO act as circun,- I.
anceS may require. h
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-03-23

10 wlllAflng ani overwhelming dununul
AlionA tho acts Of lho,s WIN hayo lan
II vlolg hands upon the constitution, nn'
hAv hurled this glorious cuulsJufacy
wilkwhlfl wini violp1sy, from tho heigh
I0f prosperity 10 u stats 81 dtpma'lon
from which II aany now recovering by
hat aid ofa Wing miaslfe hat Is cali
ing forth iis fecupcfitive energies ana
developing ~ fuuufresl and MI this by
an abandonment of "thi true principles
NJ government" by substituting party
'of patriotism, fewafdlng political ptot.
liiuion, and prescribing political purity
using the patronage Of govern nunt ~ d
curfipiIna engine OF pfOse yisn, aud n
short, administering Tho governmental
powers win SINGLE yle~ 10 the q Vance.
nenl Of private interest, rather Than for
ha legitimate purpoW OF advancing the
prosperity, ad ling to&nc happiness, aud
watching with parental care over tho
liberties OF the people,
There stood The mhn whose greatest
crime in The eyes of hs opponents, l.,
hat no ia the advocate OF u national sys.
ten OF policy, Strange aud un national
objection! the man WIN for thirty five
wears ha1 been devote 10 the service OF
his country, IN the councils OF the nation,
aud us her representative abroad, whu
has ever advocated freedom IN every
cline -whoSe burning eIoquence has been
inspired by the wrongs OF Greece an Pn
land and of the SIuth American ttepub
lies who with more than Roman sell.
ievotlnn, virtue aud PATRIOTISM, stood
urlh aud hushad the tempaStunus pas.
'lonS, and caImeI the troubled waters
With the words nt peace, unity anl good
wi, when dlScord aud civil war threat
med the peace OF the Republic, in the
ark days OF Mobilization. Tnere stooI
ne uncomprom,sing anl untIrlng oppo-
ent of all arbitrary plwer- H. ever
eaIy AMI always able advocate OF the
ighls of ne people, the defender OF the
ons ttuion, Henry Clay, firm anJ erect,
ale aud vigorous, with fire aud enrhusi- ,
SIN kindIlng in the quick glance OF
Is eye an high hope resting on {
IS forehead aud lllumining his c1un,en- ,
nee, and yet he spoke not -enlreary fol.
wed on entr-aty, un il at last finding
mSeIf 81 henmed in on all sides that |
treat was abSoI 'tey impossible, he at {
myth, with evident reluctance, came I
rwarJ and said.
"You call for a speech from me, my Il
!lowciIizens. it is not proper that | !,
uuId make speech, aud | will not u
axe speech. Bat this | may say to "a
~, you are engaged in good cause. ,,
honest cause, a glorious cause, the
iuciples which you are advocating tend
The advancement, Of the prosperity Of
e Republic, aud will tell you thai
I'm ali quarter>--ir"m thu iarthest cor
RS of Maine To the EXTREMIST points of
'uisiana, The signs of the times are pro "
iouS, and not spec obscures the hori II
II. Go ON THEN! CO AHEAD AND Ia
2OSPER! K
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-03-23

Death of Nicholas Bhidle.--Mr. Nicho.
las Bid lie, late President of he Blnk Of
the United States, died about four o'clock
on Tuesday morning, Feb 27th, al Anla-
IuSla, his country seal, lew miles from
this city. tiis health has been extreme.
ly bad for several months past, AMI he
has suffered most seriously. Mr.. Bidd!e
has IeIl widow aud several children,
and his loss will be severely felt, no, on.
ly by them, but by his numerous friends.
tie was b,rn in Philadelphia, ON the 9th
Of January, 1885, and was, consequently,
when no died, Ilttle over SO years Of
age. philadelphia Sentinel.
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NOTICE.
1R. VILLA VI McKowEN respect.
March ., 1914.

lhR. VILLA VI McKOWEN respect.
- FULLY announces TO the citizens Of
..mlle county, that he has lora,ed him.
self in Liberty. for the purpose Of prac.
uslng the various branches of the Medi.
cal Profession, and hopes by strict atien.
Lon, to gain share OF public patronage;
he will always be found at his residence
(ormerly known as "Norwoods f. Bran1-
blets,) except when OH Professional bust.
ness.
lie has received direct from Boston
Fresh aud selected stock Of Medicine
which he will dispose Of on reasonable
terms for cash--planters ara invited 70
call.
March 2, 1914. 53tt
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wtsvlnRe " salon. i:aeo, Not
ssa' patron q oo'iun manulss,"s"'s. |
ina, he want In Cor grmeol,oa , |.
Wy The multitude he took Win hp'ossd
hafd ihs ark. Sill ihv only a " %
imposed was family duty, mu,s wv 10
asionlshlneot Of Lg's dnush,.,." lA
'houahI that "fsae ,raic" wa. n. :" VIE
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fata' Dlsi.--A meeting took place on ,hs
morning OF tn: 9Th ult. u. Vicksbury,
between Mr.. R. + Hammett, editor Of
the Vicksburg Wing, AMI Nc j. a. Ry.
an, editor Of the Vlcksburg Sentinel, In
which the latter was killed. Wig.
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" ew Advertiseme emf.
M11IrE-

NO7ICE.
Il FILTERS Of Adminis,rn,lO,
IL BEEN granted 10 The undc mnag
tie january Term, io44, ., The wv
uuti Of AinIlc County, on the E, wave
Ferdinand ~, Cormsr, dscss.sd "a
parsons indebted TO said Ia ale a,s -. Az
rcd 10 make immediate payment. WE
I hom having claims against tho sans !. ~. y
relocsicd 10 present than duly nu,h.s, ~
Gated within the time prescribed bv H."
Of they will DO forever haired. "'
Z. CARSNER, Adn,.
March 90, 1914, swa
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Noah was an arkwrigh,; Arkwright
was the frs, applier cf machinery TO the
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JUST RECEIVED.
A Lot Of fresh Lard,
IN PORK.
" COFFEE and SUGAR,
" IRISH POTATOES.
Sold at Clinton cash price.
E, D2iFUSS.
March 90, 1914. 3
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-08-14

iNrEnEsrING TO GIRLS ANN WInws.--The
conjarers have been casting fgares II regard to
the aspects an conjunctions of Mars ,d Venus.
and their remarkably ardent and brillia appear.
ance The result is, that they predc, !oreiy, Too.
@g. and tore.moking winter, Make ndy, all We
spinstcrs,
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81 have lived" said Dr. Adm Clrk, .to know
that the great secret of human happiness is this ::
Never suffer your energies to stagnie, The old
adage Of "too many irons in the fire. CONVEYS an
abominable lie. You cannot have % MANY
poker, tongs, and all keep them all ,going.''