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Low & Rogers
HAVE received for their Winters
II Stock full assortment of
Hard Ware, Saddlcry,

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Among which are,
100 casks Cut Nails assorted Sd to inch !;
100 boxes Glass, 7 X Q to ~ Il Is;
30 tons Iron and Steel. well assorted
200 bundles Nail Rods
200 pairs Gutter and Sleigh Shoes;
40 casks Burdens Shoes and Bon, Spikes i,
900 doz Files and Rasps;
200 Table Cutlery;
100 Gro Harness Buckles
w. Grenve's and Sons Saws, Edge Tools
sc. direct from The manufacturer
Also
A large Stock Of
CRCCKERY AND GLASS WARE
Comprising some Of the latest patterns
All Of which is offered Mt III, lowest markd
price Whitehall, Dec 1914.
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fAlEs' CArHARTIC LOzENGEs.

| THOUGH p'ersod from q great many
Vegetable bubstspees, are a. pslatAbi-
| and pleasing 10 cat ~ any other eonise ton
cry comPoosd.
| This pfepefs,iou IL decidedly she best O..
| mung all preparations; for white lie overs-
Mons are rs sure a. Salts, Castor OIL. Gallo
mel and Jaleup or any other csihsr,ic medi-
, ines, II hss tie sdvsnisge over all IN beinp
pleasant to eat, while other csihsrtics are
aeoeraily dissL reeable To take. Pnoe % cts.
per boz, with foil directions. and may b.
found al the Depository. No. 90 Commsicisl
street.
FAXES WORM KoZENGES,
Are ssir md most sure remedy for worms
Children love them. They &C, like . charm
IN re- novs,ipR the symptoms. such as starting
~ sleep, grazing the teeth, paleness about
the mouth md nose occasional sickness al
the stomach, precsrious appetite, swsled
bowels, aud general feversh habit The
child falls into a quiet sleep. The worms are
stupi6cd and expelled, and the child, rs lar
as heard from, 10 every instance has been
cured.
Price 25 cents per box with full directions;
sold at No 90 Commercial street.
FALES'S COUGH LOZENGES.
Are beneficial 10 all common colds and
coughs, whooping cough, ,nfsmaiion Of the
throat and lungs, in the Group OF hives, and
more certain 10 act satisfactory than The Gel
ebrs,ed Hive Syrup The mos, happy ef-
iect IL obtained in few moments, the symp-
toms disappear and the disease Is broken up
| by the magical effect of these Bozenges.
Fall directions accompanying each box.
and found at the Depository, No. 90 Com
morclal street.
- nv :
Arc sale and agreeable remedy for dyson
Iiery, Disuhea, and Bowel Complaints Of
| chidten Particular attention must be paid
| TO the directions on each box.
| FALES'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES,
Are benenehclal IL all common and sick
headache, and where there is a sense Of
| uRhlness or weigh, over the ewes, in etrupt.
I'VE diseases, surh as Measles, Small Pox -
Also in Mania, Epiepys; Melancholy Ilyste-
ria, In ST Nius' Dance. and ia all cases OF
Lencuor and oppression Of the Vital powers,
and may be taken with safety by women and
children in all conditions.
| Full directions accompany each boz.
| FALES'S CYPIAN HAIR TONIC.
Is now so extensively known and Justly eel
ebra'ed that further comment upon /, will be
useless, we can say however tina: among the
many thousands who have purchased the ton
ic, in this and other countries none have re-
turned with complaints, while thousand,
have no, only expressed their APPRECIATION.
but their wonder and admiration Of I.hold-
ing It's effects. A few bottles only can Je
had al No. DC Commercial street.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The gnawine aud antics of these destructive
creatureScan be hushed forever in your house
and slore If you will procure a box Of the
genuine
MADAGASCAR RAT EXTERMiNATOR
On using according 10 direction. You can
not depend upon il unless ob,aiced q, ]. J..
FALES'S No. 90, Commercial ST, Boston
Mass.
EGYPTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye will give a most desirable color.
to white grey or red without coloring the
skin.
JOSEPH J. FALES, 96 Commerce 81,
| Boston Mass.
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TIE ONLY CURE FOR
Consumption Airer Com.
WlWfNT,

uTshould betesoytcd,ohy all WHEN ,,,,,.
L disposed to consumption OF troubled M,
a cough or cold, night swca,,, asthma. r,,n
In the side and chest, difficulty u breaa,cs
ughtness and surenessacfoss the chess. IA,
chlils, Liver complaints and all affection, o,
the pulmonary organs.
THE FOLLOWING NEEDS NO COW.
MENT.
Greenfield, Saratoga co, Nv
Mr. c. j. Roosevelt. Dear Sif:...Th. l,r.
LIE urges me 10 make Tins effort To ul,,,,
some OF your medicine, as | believe II ,,l
cure me. will give a sta,cmen, Of nv r,,,
About four ar FIVE months ago | Was taken
with bad cola, and was very hna,.s imam.
sequence OF working In water while huild,ec
and saw mill, ! beng a mechanic and w.,
under The doctors care abnut four vch,
ana got To I've able 10 walk about and ,,lrd
10 do lille work, which brought, or as.,ell
bieeding ol the lungs. | uctuTrrd hume di,
p'tIlcd and sick. The next dny lille ,u,i,o
by The hre, hl"od vessel huts, IN NJ, lunr,
and commenced bl,edinp ,erv iasi lc
doctor happened Ia I've near, aud W. dpnu
eN'rV ilhng IN his rover To- atom.
bietding, and hnaily succeed ed after luuNry
rear quart from NV lungs, and more from
the arm Bui tins did moi lnst hot iru huut,
mylunPs we're 81 spasmo L. Il q doctor could
not control ihem,aud ior FIVE DAYS and ul.lls
continued To bleed, until There was no llnuJ
To run, when II ceased It lett me 80 uraA
could scarcely breath ar str Nv inr a
long lIme ~ on" p"sitnn, un'il my lungs
htaleo, and began 10 gain n litllr strength
bol auoul iour weeks ago u relapse came ON
and bled again nj the lungs, AID contnuucd
to cough and raise latge quantities Of hloo.
dv matter every day. and was rapidly hasten.
ing 10 the grave. Nv fieno. and neiPl hor
had given up all hopes and told me tia, mus,
die. Ny physician could givo me ns en-.
courapemer' ex ep, that the lungs were Tot
yet liberated aud all hopes oi recovery gone.
until one Of your pamphlets were ,i,cn ia
describing DR. Lcrlor's Extract of Lunpwou
Ny neilhhoIs obiantd hottie, for me ssa
last resort, but with very liule hopes OF It
doing me any good have now taken it a..
bout week. and sirarpe /" say from he first
dose took Of II began To mcnd-ad m,
health Is he''er every way My night sweat,
have nearly ceased, m, strength improves,
my r'isinRs nre less,anG hope is again re,Iv-
ed; but my medicine is almost cone, and |
wish yon Ia send me two bodies immediate
ly, and II recover, will do all in my pow.
TO spread the news that consumption can 10
cured, lremain ybnrs, &c.
CHAUNCEY ID. MEDBTRY
We do not ssk people TO use DR. Larbor's
Extract Of Lunewon unless they are con.
WINGED from the proof offered them tina,
cure con be effected in all cases Of lung AMI
liver compaini,provldcd the diseases are not
pas, human aid.
For fIihcr proof see medical books IN
hnnds Of the agents, containing certificates
DC. All persons desiring the apency OF hi,
will please apply 10 the proprietor.
e. j ROSENELT
81 l-2 State at Albany,
AGENTS LUTHER DANIELS, Ruhard
s. .Winslow, Piilsiord V. Ross, Bran.
don daenvly
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For sale by the following
Agents..

Rutland, w + c S,pdtard; Wes,Ru,lond.
Ripley & Bailey, Charles Clement, Clar-
endon Spa NJ Walker Middle,own f. $
& r Sunderline Eas, Poultaey, Noyes &
Harris; Yves, Pou,lney Asa Wilkins FAIR
haven, Alanson Allen Castleion, + jamie
son; PIuslord Mills. A Bullaid Pnsford
Henry Sinonds. Brandon Noney Ross,
Julius T. Higgins; Salisbury Nehemiah
Prey +. Middlebury, Rufus L. Perkins
Mddlebury, Sidney Moody, Druggist New
Haven, H. Rider Bristol. G w Parmalee
WallinRford, ID. II. Sabin South Walling-
ford. Lapham & Hines; Dandy. John Scott,
DANNY four Corners, $. Smith; Pawlei, Ma.
son Edger,on Harrington, Landon q Co.
81 6mon,hs
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f. l. r. b Il A II f. ID HORS Il
BLACK LION!

a.A M the first monday Of June, a, the
q NV following places, viz: on MON
- RS days at the stable of the subscri-
Der in Clarendon. about mile north of the
South Flats, on the ives, side of the Creek (;
onTuesdays at the stable Of f. Warner inRut
land on Thursdays al the stable Of Rufus
Bucklin 10 Wallingiord and on SATURDAYS
al the stable Of }. DOVE in Cu,tingsvile.
Black Linn is eight years old. and was
sired by the Old Norman French Lion, and
imported from France. aud is well known a.
being the best blood ever in ibis country
He distinguished Tor strength and rigor,
being worked IL a truck team IN Boston for
the last eight months, bv the subscriber who
now proposes that he shall stand for the in
ptovement Of stock
All inieies,e are invited 10 call and es-
anime for themselves. All mares disposed
OF before iosling will be considered with fnal.
DAVID FISHER.
Clarendon, May 90. lsd5 81 #
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The above Is a correct likeness Of n person
that has been cured 81 a had humot Of long
shading. by using BROWNS SARSAPA-
RILLA and TOMATO IiiTTERS. Who
will OF can have the least doubt but the a.
bove medicine IL the best article now 10 use
for the following complaints. after reading
the following oerih -ntes.l Bad humots.
dispepsi1, laundloe, costlV"ness 10 cured by
them IN a short time, sher all other medi-
zines have failed. Give them tral and sat
isfy yourselves Of the truth OF the above Az
seriion.
BE sure and always ask for Browns, as
there are limitations and countetieiis sold
which ~ no MORE like the genuine which IN
prepared by Fred rick Brown than cold wa
ter.
These excellent billers will be found GER
tain rUre IN all eases Of Indigestion or dis
repsa, Jaundice, loss of sppelie, general de.
blitV, laIuiness aud sinking of the stomach,
lnwnrss oi spirits, roslivcness termination
oi blood 10 the head, pain IN the side and
limbs. tidrfhT, weakness. dizziness, Cutanc.
~, ctuplions on lie lace and neck, hectic
fever, night sweais, nervous and sick head.
ache, afiduy of stomach, bilious Affection
piles, and H. all diseases caused by impufl
ties Of The blood. the debility OF the system,
OF the unhealthy state Of the stomach and
bowels.
They are also exceedingly efficacious in
restoring constitutions broken down Nv sed-
entary employments and have been extensive
ly used Ivy clerRymen, editors, clerks, seam
stresses. and numerous others whose hea llh
has been injured bv confinement and close
application, with the hsppiest results. They
restore the action of The stomach inc,ease
the quantity of blood and impsrt to the wan
and rmacla'ed system OF the invalid the vipor
and glow Of true health.
These bi,ters ate warranted TO be a purely
vegetable compound mark This, they
can never do the least injury in any case
whatever.
They are KEEP, by many persons as fami.
ly medicine, and have been given 10 HE
youngest children, on account OF tho mild.
ne. Of their operation, with excellent ef-
feet
Pos,o1ce, Egar,own, Mass, Nay, "a, ls45,
Mr.. +. brown Sir, viii you have the
kindness, 10 forward me 10y Ike schooner, En-
ergy now ~ Boston, al Central Wharf, op.
poste Messfs lIe~ins q Fishers store six
dozen bottles Sarsaparllli and Tomato Bit
ters A captain Of a ship bound on a Cape
Horn voyage, wishes more than have now
"a hand To- supply him with. there fore
..ud rls to be mailed in New Bedford. ST
that you can send them up by the Energy
Should delay sending the order until to.
morroa's mail, it would be too late to send
by the Energy BY complying with The n.
bove request, you Will oblige
Yours respectfully,
SYLNANUS l.. PEASE, =. n,
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
LNROST's Pictorial History Of the UoHsd
Il staies; vols. svo wikes' Exploring
EIpejhion, Nurrays Encyelopssi, Of &c.
nafsphy snd History ; vols svo: PaDes
Supremacy, shiTWails's history oi Greece, Z
sols- q 90; Theirs History Of the Fisnel
Revolution. vols. For sale by
W. T. c. STODDARD.
RV'land, rms.
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Holland.
This Horse
was raised by Robert Pauen Eco one OF The
Jockey Club OF Long Island. lie was op,
OF tho Messenger Mare. the tastes, trotter for
10 miles evet on the Long Island Course.
lie was sized hy the Eclipse, brother Of
the horse John Bsscnm which won the purse
OF slO 900 Of the Pos, Boy on said course.
Sir kobeu ran several matches WHEN 5
years old and aimee and was always success.
fol.
lie was purchased by VIM Swift ESQ ~
Hartford Conn. and sent into Veraout by
Maj ohm Dean.
llavias stood three successive years in
Ru;land, he stock which can be seen a. any
time. Is admitted by good judges Up TO this
time to be the hes, ever introduced irsp the
state ALANSON DYER.
Rutland May 1, isi5. l01f
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Yours truly.
FREDERICK b. SHAW

Address all orders lor the shove inv,ja,
hls medicine 10 the psogrietof F,.A..,.l
BSoNr p. "a Nssinetnn r boston
AGENTs.---LO,bsr ba1iels. Rutland.
ionss d Dow c uliingsville 27J,
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WM DONNELL


Bath, Name, June, |. leat.
Mr. Brown, De,r - have fot come
ume past suffered much from the ,undire
S"d o'speps's At the stomach, loss 81 appe.
'ue' ant nopole and pain from the least sfr,.
pic '"'' nh psln IN the head and aides. a
b. 90 Rh' general WeAk6ess and debi!nV
Mh1 NeaEness OF The sy>tem. After using a
"omN"t &" medicines wl'hou, any relief was
inao'ed I" 'Fy your Ssrsapatilla and Toma-
70 h''et', 'eeo. we'd immediate relief rom
We Use ~ one on''le' and feel Rrauded Tor
he gres, islief have received sod -,
recommend It 90 eli chen who are ,no.,,aI
kom similar disorders.
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'blo HI't'llIIlN,
SILNANCS l.. PEASE, p. NJ,

Here is another recommendation from a well
known captain Of ship, which sails from
Fatharen, Mass.
Captain Joseph Holly, Of the whale ship.
says Brown's Sarsaparila and Tom,io Bit
iers, arc invaluable 10 all seaiaring men -
They should never be without II. No me IL
cine Is like II, or half as good m diseases
which sailors are liable 10, particularly dis.
eases b,ou2h on by living long time on
salt provisions. have used il on my last
voyage, and do know from experience on
myself, scurvy /, almost Immediately cured
by it, Take my advice, and never go to sea
without one dozen bottles Of Browns Sarsa-
parlla and Tomato Billers being or board
Nnur hhln-
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%:!&
$3.50
A Compound q ai-a mic Prep
aratiOn Crs ~ wild Z her
~ inrk and Tar.
7ts 'oii randy iaO1s 10 a., uorid for Is
,4rc efCoVrA s.cs'df ffit-.a Group. B,,d-
10 .,. ,N..3JaHg CoSgA, Broa.
'.Ui', Inhu, .- 'i,rfr,y NJ H,,s'L.
Js'1 N IT,. i..sV w.. iid,. Lir,r
t"~pi4',. H., r'' Hsges i
CONSUMPTION.
hov''ad s.,e. d,rtnsf uitttiv hopsles, lave
f.u' s.ta5 ,P-a q. Vsu ,1reuot,,y o,.t every
i.''n.. r.sI.ra' F,ro,tu !, hs.si-,,, bs.a .,,l.
. Ns..'r' U~H TFssf uPttoi i-trg C,'raed ch,ef.
~ ttpH rtrrnri tit'tcW hun Nild CHOIR, Ibsk
80 Ia'--'eo trt~s ihst o.. .esitsted ~h.tr,'t cue
''.e' u tie iaes' p'rld. w.g,us te~ in.lan-
q" - ~ rrHotc,alp po~ef. homa catalogue
msfi ~fNtrt 'cd
Id, t,ad,e,v. ~di 10 givss ., u, N,~ yo.h
Nr""r'i si- ~ts sissu Q bs ell be' yh,spe,sa. so
DC q son'smptien, had hard tswni ics ssonils os
80 't's -taF.d smorg Isrgs qs,str~s a. mstief, .
'"n ~ O''' 'Sb-ts nes -hsd ,shsn n~S.o'n. for
'"a mruihs t-ins passsd ell h'ps-~uur, cured
~ - '"H''., " tai, Baisas 10 s~p,esssst ssd
Dctsb-t Ig4l
4 fusr,. E.q ,'totr., ar. n v euud Of
'pasnotie trAas - t~.nty i've ,eu, .ntd ag rst-
tHca 10 ~ llcco'dsf iAumsdss snd J Pow
49, y ~
: C''n,n N-- Yofs RITZ. ~ho had not .l,p, !,
tng d'"o CO.. 't'eh J"-', tsing obliged 10 .ieep
''f1os ro,tufs 80 ~ rSfed =, TO sttshd 10 hi,
boz ae'' - .hs tn".t ''ofmy ~rsthe'
It"'n'' h''c.s L'q J. = J,mA,es, l. L.
Cut'd o. s,tAnla oi % ,ssu standing
jacob ioa.nsr Al D. Ilun,,rgdon. cured ,
'hih ~ = sAr,oebi, Of ,b,,is,,. d ,-as. 81 the
IH'r' amer b, had tried all tho ssusl remedies IN
,nn
'Idc-, - no s.ri fhtzr a. far in the las.
to't a. u,s ~orhetful bsi.Nm I,tdencs tho tn"-,
'"r'I "r'og-c'H' -ce ttt' ~ orc d.ub, -luiy
'''.' 'h'' ths isr' - t'e sake II hteNti, We
issar Pat. ~ editor ~ re poprhLrerr,, ~.
r" ne ~ Tho mot ,rfi.htsl pr, he 81
Nsn lois state, under the apu,nr,, Of be ON a
r'me ih'ts Nuung isdy AftlAi'e Of his 81 yer,
deHr'ie ooH'noii"n ~As STACKED IN F-btust,
lbi. wan severe cold Which iuredtsrly prud se ed
'p'uiag 81 btpnd. coost fsre, sud Other d.nrerou.
s"d shtmIss ymp,ums. Through ued,o.I treat
meat ADD c,fs she p,Uly recovered dvung the sum
nef. Bot on The return Of ~intet she az attacked
more ''osntlJ THAI At h',,-.h. ~ns ,caro.ly able
- ~'s, snd VS. Troubled with cough chill. add ie-
'cr ss''y diy. s"d appeared IL go,rr t,pi,, with
o"r.onpio ION At this time whoa there w. no ,,gn
81 impt"vemrnt. M Pau procured a bottle Of " i.-
tIr, H''sam 81 " ia ChetfS, which ste took md
'"'m'rcy rc'tortd her She gotta ,-rond, hnd
hsi,re i ~ss h,tf taken .ho vas restored To- ,.t.
t,rt h~ihh. winch ,ho has EMO, ed To the PRESENT
100. without the ,lThtest ~ mpiom Of he, tonne,
disease.
NJ Piau sats The eur- came uadet nv own OBJ
'ei'iiion, and cannot be mistaken as 10 the Acts
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READ AND BELIEVE

a person ~ very apt 10 say, we Of course
would reonmnieGd our own medicine in pref
erence TO any Iiher For fear that remark
may be said pf me. have thought il pioper
L. sublnin a few certificates and letters from
oar sg-ots. AMI persons OF the first respecla-
biluv, and those that are best known in the
towns where they reside Do no take nv
word Tor It. bu, enquire for yourselves you
Will find all that ! have said is true. can
publish hundreds, but ! think the following
which have selected from different parts nf
the country, are sufficient TO satisfy the
prcludiced mind
NV sgen, a, Bath, Me, Mr. A. G.. Page,
sent me the following few days since.
Ba:h Maine. NAY 2s, 1914.
Mr. 7. Brown, Dear sir-iIaving tes-
ed The value Of ydur -Sarsaparllla and
Tomato BnIers, take pleasure TO give you
the facts Of my case Tor your own satislac-
uoo and the benefit Of others have been
suffering with the eryslpelas humot in nv
side, causing nv hand and arm To swell yery
much, and 10 be painful al the same time,
and for sHme weeks prev Gus, have hten
troubled with week stomach most Of nv
food has hutl me, anh there has been a sin
collar lainlness at the stomach, which has
been Increasing, and caused me much diff
caliy. Alter | commenced taking your BIT
tiers. ] could perceive gradual and imme-
oi'le reltef, aud would recommend II with
much conhdercs 10 these Who are troubled
with such complains.
=
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f5r Mf rtroraI aHd ptr~astaI csFt cf
all di1n", sri''aS f,c~ az ,Rpsr,
tate Of tie b'ecd o, Aab,f Of tAs ,ysics
6yT,v, reNotai ~ ssffA stos has been the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11
ID an este c mpcmd.


N. H. Madison GilIingham, of Bradfor I'd,
and Almond Archibald of Newbury, were both
drowned in Newbury Pond on the Both ut.
N. Y. A suspension bridge is to be built
lust below the Falls of Niagara, of sufficient
strength to support rail road cars-at a cost OF
5000, 600.
Mrs, Valkenburgh has been found guilty o.
the murder of her husband by poisoning, in
Fulton county, aud sentenced to be hung on the
Oath of Jan.
Conn. Isaac Toucey has been nominated a:
the democratic candidate for governor.
PA. Hon. Robert G. Gier, of Pittsburgh
is understood to have been designated to fill the
vacancy on the bench of the Supreme Court
occasioned by the decease Of Judge Baldwin
Mr.. Gier is now Judge of the Western Distric'
Of Pennsylvania.
s. G.. John G. Cslhop IN has been unani
tuously elected to the U. S. Senate by the Iegls
lature,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11
TOrreY'S Doom.

A correspondent; of the Boston Traveller, writing
from Baltimore under date of Nov. 25, says:-
called a day or two ago at the Penitentiary to see
Rev. c. T. Torrey. He is very i'll SO much so, that
he cannot perform the most simple labor. l could hard
ly recognize in the coarse and degrading garb of the
prison, my clerical friend. He looked as ifhe was near
his end. His step is feeble; his frame emaciated his
face CHASTITY; his voice sepulchral and husky. My
heart bled for him. lie has no companions he is moi
allowed to speak save when spoken to by the officers
of the prison; he is allowed no light, and must pass
the long hours from 5P. M. to 6 10 A. M. in his cell
with nothing to break the m%onotony of these long ant
dreary nights save the watch cry of the guard"
"HelP, LORD! for the cody man ceaseth !"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11
The Wings, Annexation, &c.

To all such wing editors and brawlers as are pouring
out, just nov new walls Of wrath upon the head of the
Liberty party, charging it with the odium of annexa-
ton, because they refused to support Henry Clay and
the whig party as the best means of defeating the
direful scheme, we hive two paragraphs to offer for
consideration in thei serious Notwithstanding them
that when these are digested, more shall be forthcom-
ing from . amultitude of witnesses" tending to the
same point.
The first is from a late number of the Lexington,
(Ky) ObsrUer-a paper possessing the confidence, and
generally expressing the views, of Henry Clay. TAX
ing it as a semi-oficial announcement of Mr.. Clay's
sentiments, we quote the most important paragraph in
a long article upon the duty of the wings in the COM
ing Congress.
"lWhat aOin the Wigs do in Congress?
1.-THE annexation of ~Texas-whether for veal Or
woe--we consider settled, and that no factious opposi-
tiont 10 mere details would be wise or patriotic. EsPec'-
ally do zoe dePrecdte any agitation or discussion grOWlng
ont Of The SLAVERY question. The great Paclicator,
(HENRY CLAY,3 as he has been well styled by sena-
tor Benton, closed that question by his wise compro-
mise when Missouri came into the Union, and nothing
but evil can came from reopening it"
The second is from a wing correspondent of the
New York Herald, writing from LOUISVILLE, Ky, under
date or Nov. 1a. He complains of another cores
pendent ofthe Herald, who had previously written from
that place, for having intimOted that Henry Clay and
Cassius M. Clay were in league for the promotion Of
the abolition cause. He proceeds to defend Henry
Clay, and to define his position, as follows:
"He, THE previous correspondent charges, or rather
in%sinuates, that Henry Clay and Cash. Clay are III
league in Cash.'s abolition movement and that in the
event of Henry Clay's not backing Cash, should he a
gain need succor, that Cash. will "blow on HIM with
the documents" This is as palpable an error as ever
man fell into. Henry Clay has, nor never had, any
more to do with Cash Clay, than you, or the man in the
moon. This t%Oriter, l aON venture a hat, is a loco toco
Mt. Clay's course, through life, has proved him as de-
cidedty antagonistic to abOttionism as he is to loco foco.
ism; and | assure you, upon a fGtknOwedge ofthe mat
ter, THAT NO ONE GIVES A HEARTIER AP.
PROVALOF THELEXINGTON AFFAIR THAN
DOES MR.. CLAY HIMSELF" [m!!!!!l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-11
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