The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-04
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LHG bhAAGN hlEONDlIIcS~8LltT TylIy
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II is reallylaughahle to see the shifts and turns hs,
the Federalils put 10, to raise little capital
First they made Polk duelis but the lie had hardly
got out before they had to chew up again. Next one
fellow (vzy gve1) charges Dallas with Seipe J,ouk
man. whereupon the old coons exclaimed hat xouu
never do, for they vent for Bank themselves and Il
might induce whgs to vote for Dallas. So thai Goa,
wouldn't hight What nextl Why that Polk Is onno.
sed 10 Protective Tariff This Is posvelv The ,,r
last shift Yes, they are charging Mr.. Polk with he,n1
opposed to British Tariff while at The ,he
Wings Of the Southern States ae publishing Claws ,s
ers and eectioneerng for himOn The very ground that he
is opposed to tariff also. Now did you ever see such
oareaced knavery, such hypocricy-such dshoneay---
such lying But read read Firs, from the Tuscara.
was Advocate last week
"Ihe difference between the course of the party with
which he Mr.. Brown] acts, and mysefis, whilst bev
are the advocates Of distribution and protective tariff
easues wncn lconsider Tuinous the interests OF the
country and especially 10 the interests of The planting
Sa'es, have steadily and a, all times opposed them
both"--J. X. Polk. -, N~-'
Let this extract be stuck up in every mechanics sbon
IN the State. Let the Blacksmith fas,en h on his An.
vh-lhe Halter on his Block-he Shoemaker on his
Last--he tailor on his board-he Furnace man m h;s
Iorge-the weaver on his Loom-the Machinist on his
bbSa.ne1'ne Laoorer on his spade-the farmer on his
Plough-the Merchant on his Counter James X poS
is opposed 10 the protection Of American industry.
lfan ignorant man should read the bove, he would
think Clay and the untuersal COomey were actually IN
favor Of High Tariff for certainly they wouldn't con-
denim Polk if he entertained the same views on the tariff
that Clay does But let us rip the mask off these de-
cepive, lying hypocriiica federal leaders Let us show
that Clay by his 1wn words is more of free trade man
than ever Polk was Let us show that his friends in the
South, hope to elect him because be opposes high
tariff. -...... 49,.
Henry Clay's Opinion on the Tariff Qucs.
Extract from the speech Of Mr. Clay, in the Senate
ofhe United States the 2lst January ls49 in reply
to Mr. Woodbury., on the Treasury Note Bil-reportdd
Tor the Washington National Intelligencer.
EztrGa from Mr.. Clay's speech.
"Carry out hen said he, the spirit Of the Comprom.
Use ACT LOOK TO Revenue alone for the support Of the
Government. Do not raise The question Of Protection
which had hoped had been put to rest. THERE IS
NO NECESSITY OF PROTECTION FOR PRO-
lection"
Ir1 NEVER WAS IN FAVOR OF WHAT /
REGARD A HIGH TART FT. NO MORE REV
ENUE SHOULD BE LEVIED THAN IS NE .
CEssARY TO AN ECONOMICAL ADMINS
TRAT1oN OF THE GOVERNMENT. ....TMr.
Claws Letter to Mr.. Merriweather Of Georgia oc, O.
ls43.
III NEVER WAS m FAVOR OF DUTIES
BEING so HIGH AS TO AMOUNT TO a
PROHIBITION OF ARTICLES ON WHICH
THEY WERE LAID. IaAvE THO UGHT IT
BEST FOR ALL INTERESTS THAT THERE
SHOULD BE COMPETfTIoN.- ---fret,er Of Mr.
Clay 10 Messr. Barnham & Bledsotof atoigIs, July
9Th, ls43. - $
T AGRICULTURE NEEDS NO pRoTEc.
TIoN.--[Same to same. .....
From the Savannah Republican, the leading paper Of
..,.... Georgia.
1--WE DENY THAT Mr.. CLAY. OR THE
WHlGS OF GEORGIA, WHOSE CANDIDATE
HE IS, SEEKS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF FAPROTECTIvET TARIFF, BUF MR.. CLAY
t16 ADHERES TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE
COMPROMISE ACT"
Now what must the honest minimizing men Of the
Coon party, think Of the leaders here who are 50 o
rageously deceiving them, and misrepresenting Clay
himself Are such men worthy of your support. win
you longer be humbugged with their deceponsl and
falsehoods ..,.
Read Clays language-stick hup, and whenever
those brazcn hypocriles talk you again about high
tarif-ust paste what Clay says on their foreheads-
nail it on to them-don lie. one escape--such rascay
and double dealing should be exposed and the corrupt
wreches who hope to gain by keeping their party igno-
rant of Claws real sentments-who thus practice the
Oasest fraud upon their followers should be held up to
the scorn OF all men. ,.....
PRESIDENT TYLER AND LADY.
President John Tyler, whom we announced as having