New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04


y.!ker, Issued in the name of the Democratic
association of Washington, under the attesta-
ON of It's President and Secretary and intended
,r circulation only in the South, and not even
. be seen in the North We ask the South 10
Ial;e in b.and;og the authors Of this insidious
,t!empt 70 excite JEALOUSY and hostility between
he Free and Slave Sales and % array Southern
ceiling sgainst every man in the Natlon-eren
southern man and siayehodez--if he does not
ce E. to BE IN idylaler and champion Of ete:aa!
slavery Shall the South put Ter own most
if;ed Statesmen under the hap OF exclusion
fg,n Office, because they haye at some time md
c4tr1 an opinion adverse TO Slave-y n the ab-
,-act aud Slayery iof ever? Hli the South
allo. lao right oi f-ee thought ard speech on this
y;tal matter 70 her own sons, who a.c most
prompt and fearless in repelling unwa:ranted in
terfcTcnco rom abroad
we ae@ tie Noerl, TOO, 20 ponder the follow.
ing sentiments, anG sec BY what means and On
what grounds Mr. Clay is assailcd in his o3I-
section Read, Fellow Citizens. and laaAe youi
own comm2nts Tbs L9cc-Fcco document,
Issued from head quarters, by the great master
spirit Of tic Texas c2nsp;ecy-oas who f55i
yaYe u..erarce TO the teu re :han Aanexottea
,,ould tcna to aio'is5 Sl7rery, and clsinico
Northern support for |, measure OF tnet grcund
says:
Theta never was period ,yhea the South nuch
danger at i;s moment 10 procure the Abolition vote iof
Henry Cay wal iu The W.ig paI'y OF the No:i
beif eada= pese eelsaiive oode. and s;tt.nen hrye
denounced thc South. they have held slavery crne
.ney nave promised speedy union to effect rs oveht" VIZ,
ths Abo.pnt uud have pinsd win the!n IN hpiins Up the
South 10 oboauy and repoach he n'erns used by th ne
he people u: the south o tie sister
States and % the world Us dsrhced nn degoden W the ns
tpOn Ui slavery. and unworthy o Christian cUmnunoa
,oyed the Methodist Church. and other American Churches
threatened with mlnf fate. The OBJECT 10 taboo TIE
cad and deprive o character the
OF depong us oil property afterwards Mea ol the south
irever That such parry exists in the North conceded
hey dsnounce GU IN lhs Pes'e' petitions una speeches a
convict cnnal' vile aHd Infamous US un"otty OF Chr'
suilG:ce as part Of the Unon Now II as We shall de.
the putty which thus denounces the South Is
cou,ted by the Wing party OF the North If they assured
sh6 ,hO,r ther identical with Of
Ab,ionstS. that they only using different means 10 ac
cetany effected by the election oi Cay than that Oi
ney. surely you soninue united as parry with the
Wings Of the NORTH who thus join with your enemies to ds
The ducirnr OF lho Wing Legislatures the North is
that slavery and disgrace, and that the savehod
ng lit associates or ice Suites Of the Noh
in ,lem rs un nsuDeaJe objection the Annexation and
how stands case BY the census the North has
81 representatives III Congress ard The South but 81 seng
Jpy OF Al III nvOr OF the North, which still increasing
The seeate is It'll equally divided but WIS
c1asa and owa are both TO oe adned Us se Sqtes and
FUrida admitted Ut lie same iime would mDJOniy
the senate. Jhe ONLY hope OF the south.
South majority IN TIE Senate whilst the North maintained
~ ~ fpc ih ond rrsny tend To- preerve nnd
tnun which, with the gUwiug of nOotiun the
mnjory IN both Houses OF Congcss Even i
Ar Cuy not opposed To Annexation. the whole WING
purity the North and Their w0ud 5e the defeat
O Annexation, whatever the veas OF Nh Gay might be-.
Alter discussion of The Texas question, On
the Slavery side of it, this Loco-Foco document
proceeds:
I'm the Life of Mr. Clay. by his confidential friend and cho-
MIR. Clay has been the slaves iren through life In n
r;n; ,s, ,eot teyalon WHICH bss ,gAen I-re an tSi
,ubct-a revolution whose wheel, lsi continue to move on
wurd rn they reach the goal oi universal eedom He also
sadesyoed devef Kentucky iiom the south by proposing
her Constitution caue ur the prospective eIad
cation OF slavery from The state, ny ms Gf gradual ena
of those held bondage. see his lie by friend
Epe Sargent pp s. I6 Where The South would have been
Kentucky them the question oi abolition. lei
The present o affairs and The events Of the as few
answer. Nor hns Mr. Clay changed his opinion This sub
ret for he wou not only take kenaeky out VlIsna also
the South and leave them eebe ana deienceess mi
monty In ' speech o the zDn january 's ~ the Hall ol
Instrumental IN eradicang saverylth DEEPEST upon
the character of cur county aud removing ai cause OF
"
IN rting cf this from tha, revered
Va that gave birth, that less beove Stole
Tie proud lasacti Whch should enjoy for the honor all
The nmphs decreed to The successful
In his The enntc 9Th OF March,
i36 recorded in Gaes Seatons Register oi Debates vol T.
ter Virginia Maryland. both confined. could abolish
slavery the District of Colunba. r power. rcttaOut sItd
o1is n he SeTStc January H. SS br Clay though, the
Seaat" from Sou, Carolina would no ecsIe that II would
ret Territories Iut the Senator from sou'h CarO!nG
td deny hepc"r rs does M ois and every Southern sen
a'Gr II nsrid however M CaT deeins 1t lneXedI.nt to
eXeIce the but he opposes the exercise ui the vet"
South have nj, it subject. when he distinctly
Uts the AboI!toHs That congress doe possess ne c0r"-
urci lGwer "a abolish slavery ~ the District ol Coumba ana
On iho 9h March 1886 Nj Clay voted the Senate of the
1iet States the reccpOn =" ADOl! etlOpS.
mate Journal p 2IO.) ruie ID II June. 1885, yo'ei
'ens the tos,men OF the b peYenne III, transmission
tnccnSiG Abolition documents through the Mall Hnd
!" ioto5inrt IN he .sy AZ the S"nth N enete jnuTns
September. So printed under his eye, o. his
Nle,'s Reg of The I7,n September, 1886 mr.. Clay
= consider slave rs cui.e-a curse 10 the slaS;e:
,ii :. npt 40 possible contingent make anL,
Here Mr Chg deliberately denouuces slavery US "a curse
lie ShlSsx he adds o Scsst5c eortinssS;v ca, make
right" What stLonseI announcement Gu abolition ash
han tn Me of the Scu Il! you cons ;art you. a,
iha' ed by M Clay, are al - :nevou v."Hg - 'he
& & n ", Toa an n1 VI Ss s 80 c a,-
sma.d. REFUSED and den 5u Aud ws . sou oa have have
ione ihS deed aud ruc. sou Vermont and Nia,a-
chuse and he other " h states VI The Norti triumphant,
y yet: and Jour tuend the prstrts Democracy the
North. shall proclaim 20 TIE language oi lres
lent ABOLISH SLAVERY, which You yourselves vii thus
niyc declared a oR:Evous wNo.G TO THE SLANE.
AND 80 POSSIBLE CoSrISGsrCY C'S MAXI At RIGHT,
Will Gid now NIli you escape ac
:nce o your own se-condsmnrtunl Reflect. ten. Wings
h- south; ouI bfehrun and fellow citizens, and con
det well al the d. ediu consequences bSioe yon a Us all
nseihcr into one common abyss and dee eadaiion.
JAMES 'TOiVLES Chairman.
t. 2 SxNosTAcK. Secretary
Washington Cify, September p. lSii
Freemen Of every section read and reflect on
this attack on HENRY CLAY! Consider for what
els assailed, and how and consider also tnat
the men who got up tins pamphlet and circua-
ted i, extensively Vt the South, have issued CIR
cuar meant TO be understood as declaring thelr
own document Waig forgery Yes, and the
journals OF that party, incucng the EreniHg