Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-05
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ]. 1914
Fcllow-Cilzens: Since our Revolution our
country has met no crisis like the present. lou
are invoked 10 meet il, IHcn, it was hear;-drops
and liberty agains, foreign taxation and depend-
ence Nor, we are 90 led upon 10 re-enac! the
DECLARATIONS OF INDEPENDENCE.
Without Tariff, that Declaration is dust and
ashes. Ii English policy and English money,
(for Lord Proves. Las sent million of dollars H.
bny boc. Mc tirmpts ii Washington J1 ficc
T-cde-free TO them but chains Tor u.s. be not
met, we, the tree Working men OF America ale
made the pauper slaves o; foreign masters.
The Tariff of AZ was enacted by the Wing
Congress. 1t rose like Il sun upon midnight
Not farmer, mechanic, merchant, bat exul:s
over is results Not 4 mine in our mountains,
not factory in our cities no: workshop ~ the
way-side, but rings with its lriuinphs.
Who did This The Wings
Who sustain ii From Maine 10 Louisiana
the Wings!
Who oppose ii? James X Polk and biz
friends.
He has declared that he is in !alor oi The repeal
of The Tariff Of l..
DO you believe him
II 50, vote agains, his ticket AID ior line Tariff
Do YOU believe him ialscl
Ii 50, then is he unit ior the Pres lenc. OF
good people. AN his friends are The Toes ci'l:e
Tariff
Can you he misled by So Insulting delusion
Where are The Nullii.ers--the iratiiCues who
wonli DESTROY their naive Land 10 pandetIc the
Eriton--Calhoun, McDuliie, Harinon-aE
against the rara, and for lanes X Pols.
Fleet James H. Polk, repeal tie 1arit, aad
labor hare Will be reduced TO Inc standard Of The
pauperS OF Lord Provost OF England ana the
ool n. t,i e rim
Are you in favor OF the Distribution Of the pio-
cecds Of The Public Londs! They belong 10 Us
b. contract They will pay cur deb, ot forty
millions, carry OF, our system OF improvements,
make Pennsylvania the garden oil The Union. and
free us from our present taxation. Polh u adj
mi,icd 10 be the foe of Distribution He would
deepen the lelon brand Of reputation upon the
fair brow of Pennsylvania, and unite with The
foreign calumniators who deride Us. Henry
Clay is pledged 10 Distribution.
Are you opposed to the annexation OF Texas,
as now proposed, involving violation OF nauo''-
al faith, 4 war with Mexico, England and France,
n debt of hundred millions an extension OF
Slavery through our States, the certain repeal Of
The Tariff and the rros'ralon OF every SortnerIl
interest? If so, remember that James n. POLK
i in wiring. pledged in its favor; and that Your
vote will be echoe, BIZ the lash at the sa"ehoh-
er and recorded in the blood ha follows IL
Yon know Henry Clay, Who that reads the
English language docs not2 Not page oil our
history that lie has TO. made brighter not cloud
that he has no, dispeled, not triumph thathe has
not illustrated We will not invoke your remem-
brance OF his services when, in the face Of foreign
cannon I've upheld The stars and stripes, or when
IN after periods lie saved the Union from dones-
tic discnrd He who knows this Country anows
Henry Clay.
But who knows James X. Polk?
Ye whose daily abors are made sacred by The
homes; sweat of your brows mocha nics, manufac
turers. workingmen in every avocation-you can
no, bu know that Henry Clay is your riend-,ht
tried friend OF forty years-always your advocate
| and your victor in every triumph that has heet
achieved in your behalf If you he true 10 your
self, 10 the interests about your hearlhslone-t'
the tics that bind you 10 your Country-to virtue
and patriotism, you will vote for Henry Clay
Whatever be your party, Whatever your pre-
iudces, in crisis like The present. think for your
selves, and feel for your Country. Remembe
! 10 vote early.
4 b. order Of the Committee of Superintendent
SAMUEL w. WEER, Chairman,
! AHca-CHARLEs d. LYBRASD, Sscreidry.
The following is the electoral ticket for Henr
Clay. &c.
CoSsrsrEscY.-"He (Mr Claw never 10.