The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
TO The UNIVERSAL WHIGPARTY

10 lllEUNlVERSAL WIG PARTY.
The Committee on Banners, appointed
by the Cuyahoga County Clay Club, in
Coon Pen assembled, beg leave to report
the following devices and notices as sujta.
bic Tor the procession at the great raifca-
ton Convention on the 10Th inst Tho
committee, in the selection they have made.
have been governed by the craze coou.sid.
Grafton that 1t has ever been the custom in
the oriental countries where homoge il
sought 20 be paid great men, such as the
Sultan of Turkey, the Pacha of Epyp, and
Bashaws OF three tails, to select such ey.
pressons of the "honorGd" themselves AZ
have contributed mostly to their fame. We
have accordingly searched the biography
OF Henry Clay, reviewed his speeches and
public acts, and are happy to say that we
have been enabled to present you herewith
"extracts" enough TO exhibit all the strono
points OF his character, in light, dazzlnS
to the most benighted Coon:
The Working Mn's Banner.
"N gentlemen miU not oIlOw us 10 hare bloek
slares they must let us hare uhiie ones; for wr
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OUR SHOES, amt HAVE OUR WIVES AND
DAUGHTERS WORK IN TIE KITCHEN"
Ciag's Speech 1919.
1t is expected the WHITE laborinp men
Of the North will rally under this banner
to the exclusion of "Gcmmcn Oh color."
1JodtiOa Bamnr.
81 know there Is visionary dogma which
holds mat negro slaves cannot be the subject of
property, ShaII not dwell long upon this spec
uluiiye abstraction That is Dr0pe,ty rLjcb Ho
Iow dsclmc 10 be property. Two hundred yeo ",s
ofleglsation have sanctioned aid sancri6cd 1esro
slaves as properly II Ciays Speech in The Sen.
ale, FCJ. IN 1910.
Northern DOHgh Faces B0nncr.
"Dscussion implies deIibeuton; deIibera,on
is preliminary to action TepcopIe of North
hare no right 10 act upon The subject of Month
ern Slarerg, and therefore THEY H.ATE
NO RiGHT TO DELIBER.ATE-.NO
RIGHT TO DISCESS."- Clay's Speech,
1887
Banner tor Leon Men.
"Mf NEGROES ARE FAT AND SLEEK"
Henry Ciay's reply 10 JieadcnhaH, Ind., ISL
Churchman'S Hammer.
"Go HOME, GOD DAMN YOU! WHERE YoUBE-
LONC"-HcHry Ciag 10 Mr. Sysdker PoLk in m, Uon,,
Fec. i, lbs.
Irish R'pcai anil OCOnnM Banner,
"lle (O'ConuelI) would exclude Us (sIuye.bol-
ders) hom European socicty--he who himself
can only obtain conraband admission, and is re-
ceived only with scorniul repugnance into it. If
he be not more deslrous of our society than we
are OF his he may rest assured that a state of O.
ernal non-lncrcoursc Will exist between u.s. Yes
sir, think the American minister would best have
pursued the dictates of true dignity, by regarding
he language of the member of the British IIopse
At (ntpunns NJ mo D,1Iirn,,uy
,luHderGr af his omn COuniry, and the libelier oC
foreign and kindred PeOPle."-[ Henry Ciay,
Z. s. Senate, 1889.
Fdmr'S Banner.
"AgIicuure needs no protection. The bobts
# Farmers, generation after generation, pass down
long track OF tine in perpetual succession, with
ut the slightest change; and the poughman who
lstcns his plough to The tail Of his cattle will moi
wn there Is any Improvement equal TO his"
Henry Clay.
Protective Tariff Mn's Banner.
"Cary out the principles Of the complmise act,
.ock 10 revenue alone for The support of Govern
lcn Do not raise the question Of protection,
'hlch had hoped had been put 10 rest. There
no necessity OF protection, Cor protection"
Henry Clay
81 have always been opposed to what REGARDED
High Tariff "-Henrv Clop
"No more revenue should be lev led than is nee
'sary 10 an economical administration Of the poy-
nment. - Henry CiGy.
81 should have preferred tia, the compromise
It, in all its parts, could have been adhered TO-
Henry Cidy.
1.-THE fact that Mr. Clay is MORE Of n FREE
EADE man-adyccnle us he is Of wise and
asonabe tariff than Mr. Van Buren,, il becom.
g generally known to the people ofthe south-
Richmond Wig.
T. s. Bank Banner.
List list! he speaks 10 the Locos,
Cease cease! with our country TO prank,
Down! down. with your ub.Trensury,
Establish a National Bank.
Yes! yes! yes! yes!
Clay goes for National Bank
tClay Club Melodies.
Anh-Bank Banntr.
al conceive the establishment or this bank n,
ngercus to the safety nnd welfare of this Re-
blic. Henry clay. 1911.
Peace Makers Bann,r.
"Being the friend Of Mr. Graves, I could no, in
ke the authority Of The police 10 prerent The dr.
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