The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-07-24
POLK IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,

the debts Of the individual States; thereby in
creasing the taxes of every citizen of the SOL
vent States in a double degree.
POLK 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Henry Clay is the candidate of the Fede-
raj party, and is in favor of all those obnoxious
and anti-American measures.
POLK IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Henry Clay is in favor of the old char
ter of King Charles ii. of England still existing
in Rhode Island, and that he rejoices because
Thomas w. Dorr has been imprisoned in the
Pententiary for life, for the crime of maintaining
the principles of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence.
POLK TT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the Federal party and the Native Amer
lean party are the same in principle, and have
in many places united and formed a common
opposition to the Democracy.
POLK II BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the Federal party, with Henry Clay at
their head, are desrous to see a mangled, oblit-
Grated, crippled, inefficient Constitution, in place
of that glorious model for free Government,
under which we live. The wise conservative
veto clause, was the only thing that prevented
Henry Clay from saddlng corrupt Mammoth
Bank upon the people of the United States and
hence TO carry out his ambitious projects and in
famous designs, he wishes to erase the veto
clause from the charter of our liberties.
POLK IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That the wings of the South claim Henry
Clay as more of free trade man than Martin
Van Buen, while the wings of the North VOW
that he is the champion of high Protective Ia
riff
POLK TT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Henry Clay with his own hand wrote the
challenge, which was the cause of Cilley's mur-
der, and fixed an issue by which poor Cilley was
compelled to fire on until he was shot, OF ac-
knowledge Clay's colleague in crime and cor
ruption, James Watson Webb, to be gentle
man.
POLK TT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Henry Clay, by an infamous union with
John Q. Adams succeeded in defiauding Gen.
Jackson out of the Presidential office-had
Adams naugurated in his place, and had him
self made Secretary of State, as reward for his
treason.
POLK IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That Henry Clay was the natural parent of
the whig Bankrupt law, which he called a link
in the chain Of great whig measures, and was
gotten up for the especial benefit of broken
down federal juggling politicians.
POLK IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Henry Clay aIsobeyed the Instructions
of the Kentucky Legislature, to vote against the
Bankrupt law; he has now and ever has had
profound contempt for the wishes of the people
POLK IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the Federal party are in favor of giving
Texas and Oregon to Great Britain, because
they think our territory already too large! The
same argument might induce them to make a
donation of our own lovely Ohio to Queen Vic
toria!
O']AA - ILL oINL4 LIZ LOl
That the same Federal whg Congress that re-
fused TO refund to General ANDREW JACKSON
the amount of the fine that was imposed on him
by British tory Judge for defending New Or
leans, voted for bill to appropriate money to
the heirs of the traitor Hull.
POLK 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That the Federal party in 1910, came into
power by promising to the people retrenchmentI
and reform, and instead of reducing the Nation
al expenditures, among their first acts, they ap-
propriated $4,000 to furnish the White House
and made donation of $20,000 TO the widow
Of Gen. Harrison. The furniture of the Pres-
dents House was gorgeous and princely for the
aristocrat, Van Buren,, but too plain and republ-
can for the old farmer, Gen. Harrison!
POLK IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the Federal wings, instead of reducing
the National expenditures, increased them eigh-
teen millions, three hundred and sixty-three thou
sand, eight hundred and ninety dollars, and
eighteen cents! and this in the short space Of
two years.
POLK IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the Federal party, instead of extending
the blessings of political and religious freedom,
have burthened the people with taxes, and have
applied the incendiary's torch to the Temple of
God
POLK IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That it is only by maintaining democratic
principles, and keeping them in the ascendency
that we may expect to enjoy happiness and pros
perty as nation.