The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-09
ur. Gays speech.

readers 10 day. We consider II not info.
rior TO any OF his previous efforts, and as
is apily remarked by a contemporary,
there is not a word IN Il but we can sp.
prove. Ii needs no commentator 10 our
readers, we know every one will read II.
As the inlelligencer remarks, his is "a
voice that never spoke but va the harmony
with love Of country, with truth and JUS.
tice. with the principles Of civil liberty,
and with reverence TO the constitution by
which those principles are guaranteed aud
protected. In all these characteristics,
that voice, SO powerful and so fearless ia
DAYS gous By, remains unchanged and
: now, as ever, counsels his counirymen 10
the ways Of wisdom aud the path, Of peace
aud honor"
+. Since the delivery Of the speech, some
Of the reyiers Of Mr. Clay have opened
their batteries upon him bot be withstand
uasca,hed as IN former days, from their
shafts They attempt TO create prciu.
dice against han because he has the hlu.
, esty to tell the people that the war was
, made by the President, aud OF course un-
conslituuouaiy made, as the war mskng
g power is entrusted eGlirely 10 the Repre-
y sentatses Of the people. And what does
; Mr.. Calhoun say on the same SUBJECT
!, and be viii be considered high authority
!. by the advocates Of the Pres dent Ia
y his speech delivered IN the Senate on tie
'e l2ih Of February last he sad emphati.
/, caly, We Adre clear eridenoe hat ne
War ,ras mad, By me ORDER 10 march
y 10 The del Norte" Does Mr. Clay say
'' any thing more Certainly not. Anolh.
er objection Is, that one Of his resolutions
- dlsayows IA tae most positive manner, any
desire, to acquire any foreign territory
whatever for the purpose o. introducing
Slavery into il. THIS motive has bcea
charged against the slave States and be.
cause he has taken the occasion 10 refer
tot, be Is charged ~,lh b,dtag fOr tie
t,,- r. ,t. r.. c,.,.. g.
a charge falls 'o his re'.efs, Shsa
lhey reeailec, TIC memorable etpfossiga
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