Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-19
From he DaiO Sfaesass.
Another Letter from Nr. Clay.--Cassius
II. Clay. Tom. Corwiu's Travelling
companion on the Reserve. denounced
by Henry Clay hiinsc!f---O: (OOnery,
what :, sweat you are iu:
"Ile wires in and wires out.

what sweat you arc iu:
'IIe wires in and wires out,
Whether the snake that made rack,
Vas going SotTH OF coming bark 80
The mails Il Yesterday brought u from Kentucky
the following letter from Nr. Clay repudiaiing G. VI.
Clay> representations Of ms slavery opinions. The
Lexington Observer and Repor.cr. Mr.. Clays organ.
At his very door, denies the charge 0-y-''fhat HHry
Cay IS nboHi0afa; ~ sentiment and feeling. b.
cause Cassius w. Cay hotis opiaions uTon that sub
5eri. wliri ere REPJGNANT TO THOSE OF AL
MOST EVERY MAN N KENTUCKY -
We call upon ell parties to look upon tic fraud that
the Wing leaders have been attempting To commit ON
the people Of tins State by tie introduction # {. NJ
Clay Wing orator from kentucky. Mr.. Clay
himself REGULATES HIN. all the Wh'rs Of Ken
tu-kv. who are lir. Claws Immediate frcrd~. REPU-
DATE HIN. Think Of thi> scandalou> fraud If the
Wing leaders Of Ohio. IN bringing this impos-
tor To what depths Of mfamy VIII Ewing. torwin.
&c. not stoop. 70 save their sinking ca.Sc, What
VIII they say thu letter What say Mes>rs. Cor
win. Ewir-. ard l20 per cent. Delano to this anti
abolition letter Is 1t forg0g! i II mRif'aied
What say you. you convicted fal>ifiers VIII Won
vent vour sfeu upon the editor of the Statesman for
publishing it. instead Of Mr. Clay Gr writing u
Wrcchcd indeed i your position and You had better
send co1iaaiifc to Mr.. Clay, Here i the letter
We copy from Mr. CLAWS organ:
From the LeriagfOa O5scrror and RePorf,r.
AsmLANp, Sept 81, lSii.
Mr. WioKrrrrr The editor Of a neshboring print,
nlc Kentucky Gazette. Of Lcxingion) calling nv aen
lion a letter Of {. NJ. Clay, Ed under date Tie 10Th
july IoIi. and addressed Col Speed Of Ithaca,
has appealed me, With much carnesness, and with
purpose Of such unaffected Sincerity. say whether
approve disapprove 81 that letter that have tho
DENY that editor The great srahcatlon
which he will dcuse from The peral Of tins note espe
caliy when gives me 80 little trouble To write H.
Mn {. CrAfs LETTER mAs wRirrES WITHOUT M
K~owLFnGE. WITHOUT Any CoSsUtTATfoN WIN NJ. AND
WITHOUT Any AUTHORITY FROM NJ neror sate Il Until
read Il IN he Ppbic prints That gentleman IS an 'nde
PcadoRf cih-en karRg prred Tieh 10 entertain and
nro,r his osrn opinions. ! ETsPoNsIBrr 100
ruFu. - ~ - SIT ron NINr 80 TAR A. HE VEN
TIRES To INTERPRET Ny FEELINGS. HE HAS
ENTIRELY MISCONCEiN I'D THEM. I BEIIFyE
Nm EQU Ally uisTAEFS A. To THosE ~ TnE CIR
CT OF NJ PERSONAL fEirNps AND NrIGHBoEs, GIN
EEALIy-
In my speech addressed To the Senate If the United
States aud IN resolutions wirh offered that body ~
nv address Mr.. M.ndcuiall. about aud
other public occasions have fully. freely
and cNplclfly ayowed my sentiments and opinions
the subject Of ihe institution Of slavery and abolition
adhere them. without any have neither
entertained expressed. publicly privately any 9th
ers And friends and nrigbors generally, lar as
have nerchanscd sentiments with them, coincide entire
" with me.
The sentiments aud opinions expressed y me, may
be- briefly stated 10 be 1T That Congress has pow
Or or authority the institution Of slavery ~ That
the maintenance aud continuance 81 Thai In
sulion depend exclusively upon ihe pow, and author
iiv the respective SiaicS within wiiirh n situated
And 81. That Congress cannot nieIie;e with Sa7frT
faith ct Mars land and Virginia, implied, II
expressed. IN the terms. ohiects and purposes OF tho
grant oi Ten miles square 10 the General Government
30 Car from of the wing having
injurious tendency. has been allegod. believe " viii
have powerful clec: ia iranqnzius and harmonizng
al paris and giving confd, strength,
and security All the great interests Of country.
hope that your cdoIa neiglbor r-ill be no.v salts
fed Aud. ~ that do eXaggoraie the pleas
which is renewed expression Of aud opin-
ions viii give him, J. II loo much 20 anticipate that he
" forth
straight out a siaunch and sterling wing,
Yours respectfully III. CLAY.