New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

the I3,h inst In relation to the Mexican War and the
Extension Of slavery and II only makes us The more
anxious 10 obtain full report The ground taken ~
him. not al that coud be hoped 10 eth 30 Tar 10 40
vance OF that which great portion Of our Northern
DOusbfsces ssnd that Il l. cheering and refreshing TO
see Il boldly advocated By The great leading ss.rsmsA
Of the South How whitening must BE- the reeuke 70
those 10 the North protesting 10 b@ Wings h1i WAC
have nevertheless upheld the prosecution OF tnis rfe
beeoisen war when such man educated among slave
holders and having al nis interests Identified WIN mem
declares that he would have voted 10 supplies oot ce
as were necessary 10 extrcate or irny ron zoe PEN
10 witch The Administl alton hsf pscec IL sao thsl
sooner than 10 hsve voted for tie lie contained n the
wa bil. he uoslld here Lad dcKn ne ksslf-
Had .hs Whiss 10 COpsress As enc man, taken The
true ground the high ground Of principle. and stood
firmly tbereou we shouts this day have been Of peace
with Mexico A hundred millions Of dollars and twenty
thousand lives would have teer saved 10 the nstoo be
side the rreirIevsbe disgrace Of attempting 70 plumber
feeble sister Republic Of her territory II CREST
mistake nis pssl and never car BE- rectfsd. Il now
stands us 10 hand that 10 net psrssied IN and
ths, the evils already brought on ne se not immensely
aggravated ~ continuing In wrong eourse For toe
evils that past opponents are primarily respon-
si5e bu. Low that the Wings arc about % have
jority 10 the House they will share In tns responsibility
Of all future relating 70 ihe questions OF War
and Peace. Let them consider well mat responsibility
From TIA Nss Bsdjord (hsss Hyevy.
THE PosIr1oN or HErHY CLAY Norman ever occupied
q prouder and more commanding position tns, BESRI
CLAY Of Kentucky the peefleu statesman sno orator.
the pure aud true WHO looks Cny 20 TIE night IN
pubic pas been glorious and hs lame Jas
for years past been The property 81 the ssst poverty
But brilliant az his services have been mighty ss bas
bgen MA reason be has sdced another lsure 10 Ms
bonored broes vhch will never fade 90 lons 40 virtue
/ IA hororeo among nnen he, q Southern m@n-ne' :
tsvehoderdOes fear b. stand iOrtn a. TIE opponent
Of Southern Var the stern adversary OF ine fsiheT
extension Of SLAVERY. The same beloved voice when
warned the people tgainst the annexation OF Iezss
which foretOld With prophets power, "osi ~ouo T.
suit from H. directs Us ~ the fuinment OF every
thing be foretoc and urges 10 pu, atop 70 the os
oIstpx march Of war shall not that voice BE- heeofo
VIII not thousands upon thousands gather tne
bepeAth sae banner Of Peace and Liberty which Henry
CLAY bas raised and decree the cessation Of War snd
/ Slavery ExtensOni NJ,
We have As yet only the resolutions offered oy hr
CLAW Al Lexington on the 18th inst The messre account
Of hs speech can give no ide4 Of what be really said -
We await irnpstenty the privilege OF presenting our
! readers with fol- report OF the Great state'mans
Speech prepared with his own hand FOR the present
i,is blessed thing TO know that the man who 70 hfstin
the hearts Of bis country Is opposed 70 the WAL 900
opposed 10 the march OF Slavery VINO no" snsh CIR
ouaie lies about his being Al advocate OF the war -
Who shsl dare 10 circulate fssebOods mat henry
Clay stated bis desire h. Stay Mexican Inst VII
lauous Ne has been extensively circulated 10 the Loco
FOco and Liberty party papers WilitDo" oerehsceo
Not a. sit will be repeated by those pspers Ano DIS
present noble stand will be epressnted oy Dis o'te
foes who profess be the peculiar friends OF me slave
Rut the people have fame of Henry Clay In their
own keeping. and they will do him JUSTICE BE u SUI
the watchsrd Of the people
JUSTICE To.HESRY clan