Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23
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From the LynchbuFg fHgIniAn.
POLITICAL CATECHlSM.
Who opposed tbe United States Bank
In l64I, ss an Institution, Unconstitutional
insxPedisnl end dangerOusis
Henry Clay.
Who has been foremost in denOuncing
Snd abusing Andrew Jackson for putting
down that insliialioni
Henry Clay.
Who shortly afiSr eur last war with
Great Bntain, spoke Of Cen. Jackson as
one who Las sized SO much glory Ou eur
eountry-Ons wbOsefen0wR constitutes
30 greGt portion OH The moral property Of
the naIioni
Henry Clay. g-.r
Who has been endeaTOring, for nearly
twenty Years past TO iarnIsh the hard
onhed reputation Of the patriot Jackson
sWhOse renown constitutes SO great pOr"
tion Of The. moral property Of the IA
font
Henry Clay.
Who declared that he would rather
war pesiilence, and famine should visit
q our shores Iian that military chieftain
. should be elected Presiden, Of these U.
Statss2
Henry Clly.
Who afierwords told his friends that
they would do him particular favor BY
voting for General -Harfson, military
Shiefaini
Henry Clay.
WHO was held up BY his friends as the
father Of the high protective systcms
Who declared that he had cherished lhat
system with palsrnal lUndnessf Who
qnaTFelled with Democratic Senators beI
ctuee they consented to q reduction Of
tho tariff in 1897
Henry Clay.
Who now endevOfs TO convince the
GeOrgans through Dr.. Bronson, that he
regards, aud has always regarded, high
tariff Be emiDenlly 'dangerous3
Henry Clay.
Who disputed The patriotism and verac
tyOf John Quincy Adams little upwards
Oftweniy years ugoR
Henry Clay.
Who helped make John Q. Adams
President, and then accepted office under
his administration with the question Of ve'
rAcity hetween them uns.liIeda
Henry Clay.
Who icined q Masonic Society in very
,OaEly life, and continued member Of il
for thirty years, attending its meetings
quite frequently, during bis membership,
going through about six degrees and on
~ one impodsnt and inte res'lng oceasiOn
acting as Ator for tie lodge 70 which he
belOneedi
Henry Clay. +H 4#dn.
Who hasleceuly written alellCr to the
anti masons, declaring thai 10 early life,
hs became mason through youthful cut
Eiosiay, and that he had no Iasle for the
mysteries ofthe OrdeI!
Henry Clay.
Who spoke Of Francis P. Blair, the
present editor Of the Globe, as person
81 fliend, with whom he differed in pOlit
ical sentimsRls with the deepssI paint
Henry Clay.
Who afterwards, without any additions
a opportunity Of finding hun 10 be so,
spoke Of Mr.. Blair as man covered with
lnfamyl @
Henry Clay.
Who declined visiting Indiana previous
8 10 the State sIecuOn b lS42, upon the
ground thai il might be construed into
oAn electiOneering movement on biz
partf
Henry Clay.
Wno visited Ohio on the ave Of hoI
EIate eleciion, the same year, for the pur'
pose Of addressing two hundred thousand
cIizens of the Buckeye Sla,Ot
Henry Clay, /.
Who has ierceIy donOuncel MisSiSsip.
pi Rspudiationi
Henry Clay
Who wot the champion Of the late Ma
IlonalR spudislion act, alas BanktnptLaw
Who was The most active and efficient II
favor Of The anRulnent Of Blair u RiVos
contract with the Senatef
Henry Clay.
Who made abeauliful speech In lavOr O
the Christian Religion during the days
The choleraf
Henry Clay.
Who was Afterwards the chief Advise
10 the duel which resulted ia the dealt
o. muTderof Jonathan Cilleys
Henry Clay.
Who Is held up By Whik party, as thC
mosl consistent, honest, and petriotic pub
lie man in the nallonf
HENRY CLAY!n