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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
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HFNHE Seventh Winter Session Of The Medical
Depaftmenf Of Hsmpden Sidney College,
viii eommepee ID Richmond. % the last Mon.
day in October. Che 2sth1 and continue until
the-lass Of February following.
JoHE CUf1ew. NJ D. Professor Of Theory
bnd Practice OF Medicine
AueUsTvs L. waaxER M D. Professor Of Sur
gerry and Surgical Anatomy
L. W. CHanBEnLAYns, ~ d, Professor Of
Therapeutics and Materis NEEDLES.
T. L. BoBAKxAN, NJ D Professor Of 0bste.
tries and Diseases oi Women and Children.
soeaATEs NAufln. M. d. Professor Of Chem.
istty and Pharmacy.
yErgRrEs WTnax, u D. Professor Of 4nstomy
aEd Physiology:
eommosious and etegant College and To-
Urinary Building b 10 progress of~erection. and
will be completed BY The opening Of the session
II has been 81 arranged IS 10 sford 10 the stu
dent every CONVENIENCE AID comfort. and %iiI
enable the FaenIty to exlesd to him all the adj
yantsges Snd facilities FOR thorough education.
which thepresent advanced condition Of medi-
cal SCIENCE demsnds The College ,In6rmsry.
City Aimsholses Armory and Penitentisry. afford
ample means for instruction in clinica medicine
and surgery. while the facilities for siudying
pr,etic<l anatomy and operstve surgery are
unsurpassed Physicians In the country who do
not receive The catalogue, which v III be issued
during the present month. (JuIyl will please
send their addresses (post paid) 10 the Dean.
AuGS4L. WARNER, NJ o..
Dean Of The Faculty.
August 81 l844-9w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

True Female No6iHty.-Ths wkoan.
poor and ill-ctad as she may be wsib bal
ances her income and expenditure no
tolls and swesls in unrepining ui6od a.
mong her welI-lrained children. ara pre-
senis them, morning and evenInglaS Of
ierings Of love 10 her husband. q rosy
health and cheerful cleanliness, b the
most exalted OF her sex. Before hst hall
the prpudest dame bow her tewsllsdhsad
and The bliss Of happy heart dwel With
her forever. II ihereis one proSpee dsar-
erzthpn another 10 the soul Of ukn;-if
aherelis one act more likely "a bekG ths
proud and inspire the broken-hearted:-l,
is for afsmilihg wife 10 meet hsb hRs4and
al The door with bis host Of hhptt Chill
dren. HowIii s,irs up The tireH slpoA Of
an exhausted man when be hsatsR fush
Of many feet upon the, staire3se Fwhea
,he crow and carol Of their yobnSIydices
mix 10 glad confusion land tie III s3lest
mounts and sinks into his arms s4lidst q
mirlhiul shout. !, was a halo 6oH.eyery
eoun ienanceihat beamed around lbgsrSup.
There was Joy and blessing .hss4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

iyseven MILL Dor : obscuritY, may rise
INTO fans which filsthe void. by that
secret 81 Al excqllence--ToiL AND ExER-
rloN
For Outeelsesl we honor Henry Clay
tat less lot What be is, topping. as he
does. his contemporaries. Is Saul did bis.
BY head aud shoulders than for that
continued, that peraerefing. tia, noble
and generously ambitious toll ~ WHICH 4
MILL BOY has won such ieaown and
such glorious distraction "! II is THAI
which bis countkymen ought 10 honor and
love him for !: for which III mankind
should revere him. since all mankind are
interested in knpwing what effort can ef-
lecti and ell Republicans especially. who
ought from their theory oil Goverement
and Hunan Rights 10 be delighted 10 see
re PeasAni Dog rising By his almost rns
slded steriaons 10 ae,atica aud tHni nence
unn atched 10 the Wofld--Anp THAR 5y
no Jack Cade peans-ey no compliance
With vicious popular hamors--by 40 dis
regard, OF the lays and Constitution Of his
eouniry-but Sy course al all times
manly, frank, r9agnsnimous, and scorniul
OF acquiring personal favor al The expense
Of bis country and her institutions. The
poor man aud his sons-tae widow and
her orpaan-they upon whom, from
whatever cause, present adversely has
fallen. shouIc lbok 10 HENRY CLA 7 al
q Beacon, q Witci.to,cer, MIspah. and
learn from bis example5the great and salu.
tary truth, fkdt man Is HE maker of his
Scni forfitRes, and that success in all
things, L sometimes assisted or retarded
by forinne. Wet in the main, depends
upon, erertioa--upon himself,
This great and GLORIOUS truth Henry
Clay has illust fatated beyond any man Of
lhe age, and idr il, we claim Tor him The
Respect Of his tountry and The admiration
ard thanks Of all who desire TO elevate
themselves and their children to sube-
Fior condition Ito emerge from perjury
and obs urity. Henry Clay has pointed
out the way. He ought ID be, for this
alone, heir "'t hi,e plume" their Henry
NV, while he follows the patriotic course.
be hes Adoptea Richmond Hhig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

Hint 70 Mechanics. Avoid gisin Amy
long credit even TO your best cts,ohers
A man who pays easily will no, ,han & J on
for the delay and slack. douHlfuIlhay
master is nottoo valuable a cusloni9r to
dun sharply and seasonably. AI6sh1iay
as we'll sttemp TO live without Fa;IF,i or
a man without air. as a mechsbic Yah
out punctuality and prcmp,ness d Cd get
ing; it is folly 10 attempt TO keep or ket up
business by delaying collection, Khen
you lose slack paymsster ftom Your
books you only lose the chance of ps;ng
your money. and there is norman lwh9 pays
more money TO lawyers than be fho is
least prompt in collecting fol- hind IL
Western Literary Messengers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
ELoauEscE.

~ Twas night The stars were Abrtud-
ed in aveil Of mist; a cloudy cs9bEsy O.
verhung The esrih; The vivid skhilngs
flashed. and shook their frey lfAssss 10
The face Of heaven the deep too ~ hue
der. rolled along the vsulted sAy ! The
elements we're 10 wild comm0NH the
storm howlea ir the air. the wind Shis-
lied; The bail stones fell like . sbhwer Of
pearls; the huge undulaiions olssle o
cean dashed upon the rock bonn shore !;
torrents lesped from the moah.ant tops !;
ID short. il was . night awful beyond
irnagi1S,ion. and Adolpus Leopold stFaug
from bis coach With vengeance snpsd
upon his brow. murder 10 his hkst aud
The fell instrument death 10! 81 bands
The storm.increased !; The lighthiaEs lash
ed with brighter GLOW he hh9der
gFowled Eilb deeper energy; Ne EapG
whislled With wilder tory Il tliA cor.u-
sion Of the hours was coneenlS 39hh soul
& the stormy passion that ragdd IS his:bo
som be clenched his wesb0as yilA :
sserner grasp; a demo6iac sn ashefed
On bis fips be grated his teeth ised hls
srm. sprsng with fearful yel u tElgGph
90 bis victim. and relentessl Murdered
a-6sd-tHr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

a Sign Amos Kendall ought n
derive. and Go from - sign" in nv
Wi1ches,ef virglnian. All The head al
that paper Is cpasely cut picture, somg-
thing a. followssi Emerging from wilil
vast Of waters, dark and deep is seen 81
bout one-,Hird ofa globe, and sticking oGi
from The polar extremity is d hickory
branch, bebfing ) Gag with the names 81
Polk and Dallas.} We note that the flag
is DISTINGUISHED BY twelve stars, probably
South Carolina. Alabama. Mississippi and
Missouri. and The hoped for" States so
be made cot Of Texas. The section Of Tie
Globe beats lbe letters ID. r : meaning
we suppcsef&hatlhe Polk party is about 10
die Why the artist should represent
portion qf iheiglobe in a!gteat mass 81
waters. w 40 noi.know and on looking
carsfqlly al The picture. we do not know
butFJtis aFeptespntaiion OF The great boyl
in which The three wise men OF Gotham
wehti 70 sea. i So. The bowl is upset. aaa
we1snpposs that This ii. a token Of The shi3.
wreck Of Polk, Dallas, and Texas u IS
Gazette /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
NO. IS,
.PRorE:crtoN


W PAL r. meant bY Protection BROTH
r. Meehsnics brother TFadesmen--let
n see 4 We cannot help one smother to
understand. ! keep shop 50 do some OF
feu, All Of ns-thaok God--aTe oblig.
ell 10 work fer our living. Are xe not
always glad % be, wkat-we want bYpav-
ilsg fer il IN OUR WAY Do We not AZ
NAYS Try topeEsasde The people We owe.
and those who may heppen to have what
lie want. to tAke the pay out ofshe shopl
~ Or in other words. totase pay fer THElR
york laaouR work Whoihinks Of buy
Fags where be has no hops 81 selling
Aud though We were obliged 70 pay
pigber fer what We wanted in store pay
9--oF q work --wou.an tTesen thai be bel1
ief than lying idle, Or gong withe whit
re wanted s--or elwsys paying rloney
lsF 4
Now This lanpea2 \ e ss. our case
Nisn ioFelgn tnaaulaciusers. hey won't
take sroRE FAY, They don wan: OUR
AnRK. IhFV tRnntf "a n E0har milf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
Henry CLAY

Wss1 born near Richmond. !. Va, In ihe
Slashessof Hanover. Of poor but honest
and enlightened parents. He was actu
ally and literally ibs MILL BOY Of his
lather's family. 1t is IN our estimation
his chiefes, glory. amidst halo Of glorles
that encircles bis history and bis name,
tina, BY the sigor,of his intellect. and above
all. BY bis uncoDquerable energy and per
severance. be emerged IRON that humble
position 10 occupy The. Proudest rank
among the Statesmen and Intellecis Of
the l9,h century nor is there, except in
the Instance Of DR.. franklin, snolherfex
ample II the history Of our country, which
so Dobly illustrates The superiority The
Justice. and the benefit Of Republican IN.
s'iiuiions, 10 throwing open the honots 81
lhe country and ihe rewards Of virtue 10
kLL--to tbs poor. the oppressed. the hum.
bic, as we'll Is 10 tie rich and educated
Every poor man who has children ioireai
--every widow who clasps her orphan
boy IN her arms. ought 10 revere HENRY
CLAY for showing. practically 70 BIZ
coonifymeh and couniFywomen, how
/ poverty may throw of It's shsckles by en-
ergy and god conduct, and hew ohstarI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
BERKELEx SPRINGS, va
/ I'M

PAVILION U@NIEno
HNHE undersigned has spared no pains or
expense in Masking this House, In sub
stsntisl conf fort. equai-to the besi Hotels
Besides the Baths, which are unsurpas,ed in
their healing properties, Bedford TGaler will Be
constantly keptfor the use Of those who desire
il -
there are pew daily lines OF Stages between
tne Railroad Depot, opposite Hancock aud thiss
Plaeei distsnce Only Eve miles
JOHN sTRoTHER. /
July 25. is44 -if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
TO FarI,lers.

TU,HE undersigned. sill hsys1he management
j = of the POTOMAC MILLS. and having put
them ID good repair, are prepared TO- manufsc-
the Fioni upon avery short notice, and rpcu
the usual terms Of barrel II Flour for every
Ave bushels Of wheat weighing so lbs. TO the
bpshe, and stand The inspection IN Baltimore
1t the Disitic; of Columbia HFarmefs wish y,
they caE advance On heir Crops, upon delivery
Al he Mil unlil they can get their ,eturns.
WILLIAM BUTLER,
EDWARD LUCAS.
JOSEPH McMURRAN. I
ar9w<t 4 1914 - On.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
g o n Q Il a II %
HARNESS MAKING.

gNyHE subscriber respectfully announces 10
ii The cilizs0s Of Jefferson and the sdjein-
ing counties, that he has commenced the above
besiness in All its various branches. in Shep-
herdsiowh. opposite the store Of 3. 7. Tower
& Co, where he viii always be pre- pared 10 ex-
ecute any orders sent 10 bis care.
He has conpeesed win The above, thk 7Ar.sk.
inr kiaskiss RAiAsss Rs2siripg iaohs 10 Ma
chimes 81 tbe shortest notice. h2viag always .
supply Of Castings on hand.
He respectfully soliciis sharelof public pa
irSnsge. W. 3. MICHIGAN
skepherdslowh, June a7-7t. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
,.MtsteIIausous.

DEATh OF THE YeuSG. = Beauliiui il
the season OF lite when we can say inhh
language OF Scripture. Thou hast she
dew .of youth" But Of these fo4eTs
death galhers many. He places isam
upon hlsfbosom. and his form is cbsueed
to something less terrific than beldre 1--WE
learn 10 gaze and shudder not. foo be Jar
ries in bis arms the sweet blossoms OF four
earthly hope we shall see then azlin,
blooming in a happier land. Yes, dteth
brings US again 10 our fFiends-tbey lire
waiting Tor u.s. and We shall not he Ebg
they have gone before US. aud are IKE
angels in Heaven. They stand opon5 she
border Of the grave. TO welcome Jus tih
counlenapces Of affection, which ey
wore on earth. yet more lovely. mon a.
diant. more spiritual Death has u len
thee. too. sweet sister. and "ihou Ehss, The
dew ofaby youth !" he hath placed Use
upon his bosom and his stern couufen4 ce
wore smile. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

u Wcsos Ldad Of Beauty "A gentle
man on Hs way from Manchester % Az
lington, VT, mel, bound 70 The Wing
VI ass Cohveniibn al Massachusetts,. 40 =
nofmous wagon drawn BY twenis-i ox
en-. 10 which was seated on benches rsls.
ed on rack one ABOVE The otter tafee
HUNDRED JeoptHuI 'yoaDg girls, az eiad q
rohite. Il must have been an interesting
Espsclacl4. Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

Dat Robert II. whh6eld. Of Isle o. IFiyht
.2 do John 3 Shell, Of Bruaariek
- d. Henry P. Irving, Of Cssnsbsrksnd
% Joseph K Irving. Qf.fmksrn;
Do George n 'Gilmer, Of PiHsylsania = +.
d9 Valentine W Southsll. or .9ibemarls
dp John Janney. Of Lopaonn.,
do Edward T Tsyloe, of King George
do Raleigh r. Daniel, Of Richmond civ
70 DO Moreau Bowers, Of williamsburg
u do Andrew Hunter. Of jefferson
ny do Alexander H. n. Stuart, or augusta;
~ do Wm Ballard Preston, Of sMosl~omsry I;
Il do Andrew S Fulton, of IsTrlhe
u do Allen r Capeflon, Of -ssares
IL DO Augustine Smith, Of Hdrrises;
!! do James NJ. Stephenson, Of Tyler,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
To Farmers.

THE subscriber wishes 10 purchase Wheat
and usll give lhe highest price IN cash on
delivery al the Potomac Mills Persons wishing
10 sell. win please call before they dispose II
her wheat. IS Il might be TO their advan,aeei
August i'm. JACOB STAtEY-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
THE ISLAND MILL,
HARpER,S FERRY.

TIME undersigned have purchased that well
y known and extensive Merchant Mil, on tie
Island II virginins. al Harper's Ferry. known as
the ISLAND MILL and are nov ready 10
grind Wheat for the neieAborhood, ane to pnr-
chase al The highest marker raie, fer Cash.
An extra price win be given for White Wheat,
Referencs-Andrew Hunter and F. Beck
ham Esqss HERR & BROTHER.
Hmper,s Ferry, July ls le44-7w.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
ChafIestown Academy


.gNNHE tUsuing term in this Institution will
commeneevR MONDAY The 26lh Of August
next. and continue ave months-TEGcnER, Mr..
JOHN J. SANBoRN.
SUTTON;
English Department $40 per annum.
Classical 8 Mathematical 33l do.
Thorough instruction given, not only 10 tie
different btanehes which constitute good corr
mon educston, but also in The Latin and Greek
Languages, and the highss Mathematics, TO any
required eSteutt
tCFPups from distance accommodated
with bolrd on reassnsb bic herms
Noneladmiited except those who engage 10
continue from the day Of Submission Till the close
81 the session. For the Trustees, 4
ANDREW REMEDY,
'uy 10 le44-@m Secretary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

Shortly before the elections in IIeditna
and North Garolina.ihe Globe was fillt 81
Letters from these STATES giving Tie lulpsl
maryeIlHns accpDn,sef delscsions ffsnAhf
Wing FNakss What answer 10 the cleo.
lions in.hhe5e States give 10 these 9oAi II
.nabls Ibeafe Z Z Inventors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
A lREFLEcrIOs.

~ A REFLECrIOS. =
And is this All Can reason d. no mora 4.
Than bid me shun the deep, and dread the shti
Sweet moralsi a6oa; on Iifes rough sea,
The Chfistan has an ART unknown 70 thee.
He holds no parly with unmanly fears =
Where duty Bids, be confidently Steers,
Faces thousand dapgess al her call, T.
And, trusting in his God, sufmounls them az
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
Daguerreotype Likenesscs

In LoLors, By an entirely ne,o plan.
'HE undersigned, having procured a. com
plete instrument. and taken Instruction
from that accomplished artist, Mr. Henry Bry-
ant, whose pictures gave such I'm versai sails
faction, is now prepared 10 take
II ColOred Miniature Licensees,
10 . very perfec, style Specimens can be seen
a. the residence OF II N. Galiaher.
The terms are moderate.
J. 5 GALLAHER, Jun.
= Charlestown. July n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
From Biaet,so1d;, Magazine.
A THOUGHT.

From BtaekSpood.s Magazine.
A THOUGHT.
O.cobld>we step into lhegrave, ~
And llft The scfin I'D,
And look Dpon the greedy worms
That cal away The dead
Il well might change the reddesl cheek
Into a lily white,
And freeze the varmesi blood, 10 look
Upon 50 sad a sight
Yetstill i werea sadder sight,
II, in that lump, Of clay, 4
There were a sense 10 feel The worms
So busy with their prey.
o pity, then, the living heart
The lump Of living clay
On which the eanker-worms Of tuilt
Forever, ev er pray.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

THE POUR AGES or TiaoUGHr.
What i Thoughil
IN ch:ldhood-an imperfect CLEAN.
4 summer bower, a moonlight dream,
Glimpses Of some f4r-shining stream,
A rosy wreath. the blessed beam
Thar dyeilsin mothers eyes.
10 yOuth-sn urn brimm'd With delight,
Sweet throD gine fantasies Of light,
Meek eyes with loves own radiance bright,
Soft music % summer night,
Hope padding into. joy
In manhood "a benighte6 shore
With wrecks Of bliss ali scauer'd DER,
Dark swelling doubts. fears scorn'd before,
A spfrii'eiiher'd Al the core
A SEA Of storm and strife.
To sge-a calm usdazzled eye,
Living in words Of memory;
ou,brsalbed hanks for love on high, !
A pa.ieDt longing ~ me sigh
That walls Il into rest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
SHANNONDAL SPRINGS.


TVHIs agreeable and attractive W.sTERIA.,
L Place will be open for conpshy % ne
FIRST Of June. 4 j i've miles South Of Charles.
town, and only seven hours trsEeI on Inc Rail
Road from Baltimore and Washington. IT. me
dieipsI qaaliises. and the charming scenery ~
which i IS surrounded. have been for wears The
theme Of admiration. and il Is no exaegeration
10 say they are Unsurpassed.
RATES.
For month $40 90
Two weeks lper week. 90
A single week 90
By the dayr so
Children under u years Of age, and servants,
half price.
The froprietors have engaged the service. Of
Mr. A. PfFITtH gentleman Of some expert
sncs ID The tgsmeab snd Anolpa 10 snapy n a..
pstfoDs Of Tayioras Hotel ID Winchester. as :
most obliging and attentive host
GA neat and comfortable STAGE will be
at the Rail Road Depot every day, 10 convey
passengers 10 the Springs.
THE PRoPRIEToRs.
May 9, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

"A Fromising Boy An interesting lit-~
tie bow. about three Yeas old, wbo had
acquired The habit 81 s'rayipg about the
city wdede ves he toold escape the surveil-
auce Of his family and Tie absence often
caused his anxious noiber' good deal
Of sell itade and alarm, one day be had
been seeG 10 wander il The direction Of
the wharges. lin HE lower|psrt Of The city.
and his father following IN searlb Of the
little teIlpw, found hinssit.ing On the edge
Of Tie wharf With bis LEGS hanging over
lie wsiar, and apparently absorbed in
calm coEiemp ssjon Of The beautiful scene
before him. TIE father thinking il good
opportunity to:cufei him 81 his4erslfc. prAS
penSi'y. lerepl cautiously ZIP bshia5 hin
aud pus bed hsfh htanlchg snto he eoollpg
srine- lnmegiafels liiarffrs u kiussets d
/ tie Iescsp. yosooner was.the lad land
ed on'tfe wharf llfan shaking himself with
Delight he egelaimed st5fl. do So that 4.
isssa, faIllsF. ID Eo15d Bss ].
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

John Tylf's last Appeganee - Capt.
,John Tyler who BY particular reguess,i'
was Undue y TO accept a nomination Tot
President, finding that nobody would vote
for him, has been al the very unnecessa-
ny trouble Of writing and publishing a de-
clension. Thus ends the fraudulent. shala
low burlesque domination. got up by
placemen 10 dela6e ,reacberons rmbs.
Gle. And thus ends the career Of a ID an
who{ elevated hR chance, has degraded
himself BY tFesci&fy and corruption, AZ
ter the 4th pl March next, he will be cons
signed: 10 sn oblivion from which there
will be no escape 10 be remembered OF
", i femeihberei Al al with scorn aasi
contempt-A Al6aRy 'EUening Journak. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

thai there Vas 10 Be amy abandonment or the ss,'
ten Of protection"
Here. oqr Democratic friends wilYsee.
that not only did Mr. Clay make q Solemn
denial that the Protective Principle was a.
bsnSoned, but that Mr GEORGE NJ
DALLAS, their candidate z<of Vice
Presidency. was SC. spprehensive that the
Compromise Bill might Se construed inlq
surrender Of the Principle Of Protection
that he moved TO strike out The word
''ichich suggest De~ POINT TO ukick ne
duties shall Be ultimately reduced This
patent anti-tGif dsmocet wished Con-
gress TO reserve 10 itself the power or put
ting up he dulles beyond the point which
would raise revenue necessary TO al e.
economical administration Of the Govera.
ment." Bur, 10 return % Mr.. Clay. We
shall introduce witness, whose anihori-
ty the Democracy do moi dispute, to show
that Mr. Clay never did propose 10 absn-
don the Protective Principle Walk in
10 court, Mr. James Knox Polk, and iell
what you know about il. In an address
TO the people o. Tennessee. published in
April, 1899. Mr. Polk said
seen Jackson, like Mr.. Jefferson, brought
he ship Of state back TO the Republican tack
On the coming in Of his administers alton, all the
odious doctrines and principles, and the ultra fe
deraf tendencies Of the administration which
preceded it were suddenly srresled and reversed.
The great results Of General Jackson's admins
traIion beloogAtoIhe hjsoTy of the country, and
can be but briefly sketched OF allvdelIo 10 ad-
dress like this 10 repeated instances, he recon-
mended modification and reductions nf The tariff
Min ristp 10 The faal abandonment If The odious
& mnjast sysleni So eEeclual were these recon-
menda tons. and 80 rapid the chaneeff pubic o.
pLion. that the friendsrf The TarifiaRc even Mr.
Clay, lis imputed father, seized on ID favor able
moment 70 sape he tehols trou, destruction, By a
timely COMPROMISE. Il was the defence. Of Mr..
Clay with bis friends Of The north, that, BY
YIELDtNGa part, he prevented The destruction n
the WHOLE /; and m their continued and devot-
ed supporter him, lhe northern capitalists have
shown that thew are grateful for the FoRTU-
NATE RESCUE" w
This is pretty plaioly to the point, and
We ask candid men to say whether all this
testimony and other that we might intro.
duce-(as, for instance. tina, Of Mr. Clay
ton, who was a member Of the commit
lee that framed the Compromise Bill, and
who asserts that Mr.. C1ay's object was 10
separate the laud fund from the federal
treasury; and BY making the government
look solely 10 duties on foreign goods Tor
its income. afford ample incidental pro-
lection to American fndustryl-is 10 be
rejected in favor Of the Msdisonian's as
sertion Of what Mr. Webster says. or Mr.
Webster statement. If HE DID MAKE TTs
q tPetersbtrg InfeNgencer.,
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