Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-12

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nave descfioeu nae men ie'' .he senate anu the
staggering OF MI Sainouh was not ieouReu ny
tneti: nnish hs skelch oy s"ply stauhs 'he lac'
mat mr.. Ca'houn IS nov nnets,oou 10 4e irend 10
,ne eiecuon OF 1aes n, o ron .,c pecu'a iren9 Vi
uen: yackson' VINO, III 1892 .,sa'eneu 10 hans MN
as hign us Hatnan, anu thut MI ~ Is a'so the un
compromising enemy OF fie"!y Gay
IL may DC 'houent que 10 'tie occasion, that, as
nave 'oucneu upon tne principles ol az .he
should devote lew moments 10 ,he consideration
Oh me prhc'pies OF Mr Da''as' u 'he moaerh De','
ocfas are sa'lshe9 WIN us Vo.cs IL, we oehae, 10
not see why zoe snouiu complain VI mem; ne was
tne !d,nsr ol we o,' 70 ~ l.'t palk VI ''le
United states wh'ch ieii oy ffesiueht Jacksohs We
TO- lie voted TAR the bi,i TO distribute the proceeds
OF the sales OF the PUBIC LANDS among 'he states on
all occasions WITHIN my knowledge. Ana he probes
Seu 10 DC 50 sUong ir,euu W ro'ecuoH "nu 'ne
Tariff policy that he made speech sanst the Com
p oinse, because 1t reduced DUTIES ana voted against
II, on It's passage Tor the aVoweu reason mat mere
was moi enough PIotec'loh III u ior nm, lie $1,000
alone py inc SIDE OF distneulshe1 Ia,ii senator IN
the debate against the COMPROMISE, mus appearing
not willing TO yield to any thing TO save the peace oil
the country. one southern Democratic Senator
spoke against the Dill, ana was burnt IN et1igy py
seine OF his constituents tor so 1ong,-althoush he
actually voted Tor It. nope Mr.. Dallas may now
snare oe'er Iate oihong MS democratic cohs.,u-
ents III 'he sae region. Is que 70 MN 20 say, tha'
we now Understand mat ne mas changed MS primer
pies on all these great measures; and that some Of
his friends insist that ne IS as hostile to protection IN
| every shape as James N folR hihseli
But Henry Clay has never changed; and his ex
ertons IN the pubc councils aided by his instructive
eoqucncc nave done more Tor the cause OF the LABOR
ing classes IN ms iinton' ana nave made more pros
eiytes TO tne doctrines OF the Protective policy thnf
an 'ne eiipr's OIL any o'heI man III 'ie country.
the Time ne commenced MS labois IN Congress ''
pui'u up me american system, most OF me Sou'is
| men OF the nnioh we're educated III me FREE liau
doctrines OF ADAM smith ana The VISIONARY theories
o, others IKE nun, whose KNOWLEDGE OF fon'lca
ECONOMY was obtained IN Tue Closet instead OF !l'
conhcli chamoer. was one ot those VINO had I'm
6ped ,nese Opinions and H. iot the last twenty years
nave oeen me steady friend oil protecting america,
interests agans! io,elsn competi'ioh' IL nas oee'
manly owing 10 me convection produced on III
NINA oy the perusal OF those mastery specimens
a1gulnel. ana eIo9nence WIN whch ne sustained III
iaVoNe Pocy Ill the nails Oh the capoi Oh our cou''
nave .Icsp"sscu 700 Iohs, lelow c'Hchs, ul'o
your pa'ence; pu, al'o" me III concuson, ny ever
CONSIDERATION Oh wnat IS que 10 me honor ana ih,ee'
Oh your country ny every ieelns whi'h ought L
warm ana animate your hearts as American ci'lzens
ANXIOUS Tor Inc protection OF your own industry ant
he weliate OF oil the inpotlng classes among us,
you hot 70 overlook inc lre issue, 10 DC o'
Glueo IN november next. between henry Gay,
Nen.uchy, and James N FOLK, OF u lnessee. IL
no question ABOUT honor> ana oihcers ana me re
wa'os vi paiur'n service u IS ho' ques'ion aoo'
, nc a!e'i. vi 'ie 2'ate ue",s, OF 'ne acquisition
, Gle.sl II - us I nave sau hireauy, en-
p pnaIs"my question: OF hhb;io-a question whe'h'
, we SNAIL SINK inc mass o the laoorlng ffeemen
this country who now gain their bread by the swe;