The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-05-23
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT.
THURSDAY EVENING, NAY %, lll
Keep il before the People!

rrvun The Richmond Whir--thC leading CIayP"P' "'
eiaid., ~ ~
0rhc fact TINT Mr. clay is MORE oil tree l"' ' '' Mr
lyn,ntr NJ. he Is nj "A " Sc aud Reasonable laln'h'n "
W 0mrcn il hpcnrnne generally known tn the People OF
the South His letter IL DE- Bronson que '' 81 oruG,
In consequence Ctlhe unjust c'''ltls' ~ orsisInnt
~ and their vile attempts show that II ~ co.s'st''
i'% Wr ~ Grnrr opinions has had the effect OF Ds'
inp rHiS FACT lothc knowledge ol 'h"us"'"'' WIZ
formerly We're not aware o. IT,; ,,,r opI<rONs
hsniANp, Sept. l3th lsl3.
The .rrn mud Substance what conceive W pT ny
true policy ot the Uutcd states, IN fr"pct !" I
NAV he briefly stated. In cOHtHTmhy wM he Ptnop.'
announced in he Compromise ict ! ihnk mn ",'. lint,
REVENUE is necessary TO M economical n w. Is
administration Of the General GoNtfnh'th "h And /
derived from duties imposed on lnrcgh ""Lui 'cI a
believe that in establishing tariff ut 'hse uu''e ,I,
discrimination ought 10 he nude MS WIN Wo" ",S"' y"
ford reasonable projection t" our hni"n1' c IIiq
81 have always been uppOseu lo"hH' ! ''e'' %
Tarn."--ichry Ciay. - c,,
Agriculture needs no protection -Htnrg , tmn'
ii voted for the Tariffs OF lalG. l72i ana lso. cy,
~ did not vote for the Tariff ofl7lG and !eal. c,,,
~ did NOT VOTE for the tariff oils2S, for whIch'nHw
W" Nv Ne ram R,,ren col benton. Col. Johnson SHn
lgrjrtf md others DlD VOTE AMI 1t Is remmHno,'
fhdi Tram that periOi MY exer!oHs ~ .oH n,;n w
been directed 10 the REDOCiioN "'u
9" snppor,ed The Ta0 of 1899, which great! reduce
and modified the Tariff of ls2S.n--Henry cay u :,
"Nu more revenue should he 1vieh nan Is y
uh eco"o''''''' "o''''''"'' Hen-y clay.
"snch Tnrirus the Wings support will posses, per
mnupncy uul stability, Qmty far more eSstH',"l ,'"
imnorInnt than hah Turil, producing DISSATISFACTION
llu,tuaon and uncertainty. n--Henrg clay, no, T., .,
~ should have preferred that the compromise "I' y" :"
II, nnr,s could have been adhered to"--Hthy ,f"y,
u. .,Tr ,,r com"ronIi.c he nvionhly maintained as,D
rnIyg IT ouGar TO DG."-!I. Clay at Bhnllo, o'
81 nun lir abiding by the puhcplrs o ''e co'p'''''
net I'll. Clay, in Scnulc, March isl" :, ,, a., Al
~ brought forward the compromse'"--i'' Via! " "
Mcrriwrthcr Oct. ISii. &C.. ,.iot tain, evo
r,tnbliS,cl; that of 1891 rrs tmincHHg drsrtlhS ""
s",,,tjnp yyns not in congress when it passed an
did not vote for IT, hut with lis HISTORY NV" Wv Tha
stances that nave birth to it am well n'qun'nen' ,uo
werehgty d'ScreHG'ie 20 Nmcr,'n" ,a',s,',,J
hone for its honor Will never ngah he tcp'",t". .o i,
.ner uly return 10 congress in ISL my o'uts were ="
rectel to The modification and reduction VI '"e '"s'
duty csntaincd in tNeacl "i ~
Nv oninon that there is danger hereafter ol ~
tariff is founded the CRAFTY ing hCt th" ",' l'''
lures have nkrn deep root III 'H',' ,, n ~
needed greater measure Of pro'etoh; n''' u, W.? ~
neI aIyanre they acquire strength and stability. M,
consequently. will require HSS pro'ec"o"' --"' "'
EFF Bronson, Sept 18Th .lsiH ,,,,,,t,y
JEFFERSON'S OPINION OF NIX CLAY
uTownrIs Mr. clay politician, Mr. jefferson e. T,
,tantly manifested strong repngnnN'e anu oyn s"'
wrs merely splendid orator, without any Nana"G NV i
edre from experience or study. or any determine" p'
G,ndcd in sound polite II science, either pia
lcal or thcorecu."--Th NJ. Randolph ,,.,, alan.
.U gfRVemen WiH not affair ms l" "ars W v,,p m"
tb,v must altar as 10 haze Whie onos f"r We ch,,
@ mr. and back our shoes dhaye our W I'VE
ami DAUGHTERS iyo'k IN ne hf'1Cn. roh 1910
nenry y in the u S Ions o, W nIE r'S Yo ,T'p n,
IoVCrn-vsnry CIau In Mr. Speaker PoR, IN me HoH
ofRcpI cscatatircs, Fcb, Il, rus $500 ,,. o,o, r. y
Son, rs ron ruE C0Ora--"l will do my duly even II a
Cl,y il ia be benefit ted hy it, from whom nave fNpv
,ncsJ oply UNGENEROUs TREATMENT III rcqNl'
t,r years Of devoted servIce,!'--tch Hdrr"G". +,
8" have done him (Mr Clay many iav"rS, hut ne "
e'"'"'" ' " GEN. Harrison.