Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-21
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY, NOV. 81, is4a.
HOW 1T WAS DONEi


in the following, which we take from
Savannah Geo 1.oeofoeo paper, Of the LIST
inst We should suppose tina, any man Of
the North, who regards either himself or
the Interests OF the free States, and who sup.
ported lhs peculiar friends Of Georgia,
would blush with conscious shame, in view
Of the manner in which be has been gnlled
into the support OF this man, by the Loccs
Of the North And Liberty party men We
ask you, who have been taught by your
leaders to look upon Mr.. Clay and Mr. Polk
as ALIKE friendly TO the institution oil slavery,
to look upon this expression Of Georgia
feeling, and ask yourselves if you have
not been mos, grossly duped in this matter.
A fraud, as disgraccful, as ], will prove fa-
tai to our interests, has been praeticed upon
the North, in reference TO the views Of the
two parties upon the great questions OF sla-
very, and Protection to American Industry
land firing OF cannon shvoting forPolk and
'ecss brawling through the streets will
not wipe out the disgrace the North has
now brough, upon herself But read the
following, Democrats and Liberty party
men of the Nonh who have sustained Mr..
Polk. & answer for yourselves, whether you
have done your duty 10 your country. and
the principles you prof SIS to favor
fFrom the Augusts Constitu,ionalih]
rect out Of the way old Kentucky
For ! AN quite sure you are unlucty."
Who was the father ofthe American Sys-
ten?
Henry Clay.
Who was the father of the compromise
tariff act of 1888.
Henry Clay.
Who was the first to violate this act, by
increasing the taxes enormously on the peo-
pie ?
Henry Clay aud the wing Congress. -.
Who IS the ancient and sworn foe oil
Georgia.
Henry Clay;
Who opposed Georgia on the old Creek
Treaty?
Henry Clay.
Who ,hrca,e nedlGeorgia with United
States bnyone,s?
John q Adams and his Secretary Henry
Clay.
Who opposed Georgia on the Cherokee
treaty7
Henry Clay and Theodore Frelinghuy-
Who abused and villifed Georgia for the
Imprisonment ofthe missionaries and the ex-
eculon of Tassels?
Henry Clay and Theodore Frelinghuy.
Who tried to prevent Georgia in the ex-
ecuton of her criminal lawsf
Henry Clay and Theodore Frelinghuy-
sen.
Who voted 10 tax tea and coffee
Henry Clay.
Who is in favor of taxing sugar, sail and
iron, Goa rise cotton and wolen cloths, crock
cry, hats, shoes and blankets, &c. &c. from
so to $50 per cent?
Henry Clay
Who is in favor Of making the rich rich.
er and the poor poorer2
Henry Clay.
Who is opposed no,c and forerer, to an
nexa,ion to prevent the poor man from get
ting good land and cheap home7
Henry Clay.
Who favors British policy in opposing
Texas and giving counsel to the tyran
Santa Anna.
Henry Clay and the nuirersaI WAil
partv.
Who wants 10 destroy the Constitution
made by Washington, Jefferson, Madison
and Franklin, BY striking out the veto2
Henry Clay and the wing party.
Can you, will you vote for Henry Clay
Who believes tina. the poor farmer c
Georgia ought to be as much protected b
the government as the rich manufacturer {
Massachusetts,
James X. Polk.
Who has stood by Georgia in her Cree
and Cherokee troubles, and always sustain
ed her 10 her rights by his speeches an
votes2
James X. Polk.
Who always voted against high pnd
favor of low tarfs7
James X. Polk.
Who voted to reduce the tariff on suga
salt, iron, coarse cotton and wooden cloth
, crockery, hats. shoes and blanke,s7
. James X. Polk.
Who is in favor Of Annexation Of Texs
10 give the poor good lands and che.
honest
James X. Polk.
: Who is opposed to the British poli'
: and the ,yrant Santa Anna
r James X Polk.
4 Who 10 10 favor oflhe Constitution as
n s, and opposed to destroying the vetoi
: James X. Polk.
e Who ought to be eleeiedPresident Of /
, IIn,,ad ct.,..7