The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-28
HENRY CLAY.
THAT SAME OLD COON.


Question Who took an oath to support the
Constitution of the United States, and at the
very time he took his seat as Senator, and swore
to that oath, VIOLATED it by being under the
constitutional age2
Ansper. That same old coon!
Question. Who delivered speech in Con-
gress, in l94l, saying, ave are not empower
ed by the constitution to renew the charter of
this (the United States) Bank, and might here
rest the argumentY'
ARsiner. That same old coon!
Question. Who pronounced such corpora
tion dangerous to our ibeties?n
Ansper. That same old coon!
Question, Who afterwards reversed his own
sentiments so as TO obtain influence and powerg
Answer. That same old coon!
Question Who dsregarded the popular will
and the expressed instructions Of his constitu-
ents in voting for John Quincy Adams2
Answcr That same old coon
Question Who bargained to make Mr. Ad-
ans President at The price of the Secretaryship
Of State?
Aassrcr. That same old coon!
Question. Who received from the people 35'
votes (all tolt) when candidate for The Presi-'
dency in 1921?
Ans,Der. That same old coon!
Question. Who received but 40 votes when
again a candidate in 1892?
| Apsrer. That same old coon!
Question. Who strove Qho' unsuccessfully
| TO obtain the wing nomination in 1886?
! AnStcer. That same old coon!
Question. Who was rejected by the whig
convention as candidate in 1910?
AnS,pcr. That same old coon!
Question. Who tried and still seeks, to let
an accidental majority pass law beyond the
power of aveto?
Aaswer. That same old coon!
Question. Who concerted the Compromise
Act and afterwards abandoned it?
Aasrer That same old coon!
Question Who said, ''Carry out the spirit of
the Compromise Act. Look to revenue alone
for the support of government Do not raise
the question of Projection, which / hoped had
been put 10 rest. There is no necessity Of Pro
lection for Protection?"
Answer. That same old coon!
Question. Who used his influence and sue
cessfuy, to defeat the Eanti-ppe-aying bill,' by,
which all the Presidential elections could take
place on the same day?
AnSWer. That same old coon!
Question. Who is the leader of the party en-
deavoring to subsidize the States and destroy
their independence and sovereignty?
Answer. That same old coon!
Question Who excited and promoted the
duel which ended inthe death of the Hon. jon
athan Cley?
AnSwer. That same old coon!
Question Who insisted that if we could not
|get black slaves, we must have tehte ones?
AnSper. That same old coon?
Question Who was in the habit, in the Sen
ate, in public debate, Of comparing the people of
the United States, with his black boy Charles?
AuSwcr. That same old coon!
Question Who received from thegI1on. JAS
Buchanan wthering rebuke and merited cas-
legation for his insolence in calling American ci-
tizens "Charley boys?n
Ans,rer That same old coon!
Question. Who was high royal arch mason
and now pretends to be opposed to masonry, to
catch the vote of ant-masons?
AnsWer That same old coon!
Question. Who has been on both sides of ev
cry great national question for forty years past?
Answer That same old coon!s
Question. Who is too old and too domineer-
ing to be safely entrusted with Executive power?
53 Answer That same old coon!
Question. Who has been twice rejected by
the people?
Ansacer That same old coon!
Question Who will be third and last time
most ingloriously defeated?
AnSWer. That same old coon !--PennsytUa-
niGa.