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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-23


A new branch of business has recently
been started at Island Pond the getting out
Of material for making whale boats NoIh-
ing Is so good for tins purpose as cedar,
which Is very light and does not soak water.
The cedar tlats in the neighnorhood of the
Pond furnish an abundant supply Of the tree,
which being worked up Into bolrds Of suit
able shnpe. is transported to New Bedford
aud other fishing towns, where II commands
a ready market and good rice.--PhGnir.
Edrick Adams, ESQ, of Panton, took a
splendid Black Hawk horse to Quincy, H.,
few days since, and realized twenty seven
hundred and fifty dollars for him.
Hon. p. Angell, prominent Democrat Of
New York, has declared his sympathy with
the Republican party.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-23

At large Republican meeting in the
city of New York on the 29th of April Mr.
Evars, young lawyer of the city, made an
eloquent and effective speech, and we copy
il below,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
NHIA LAUCHLIN, No. 152 Main st. has anons his large
w assortment the following articles: -
LOCO Consuelio Cigars:
1000 La EloIsa
leo Prinsado
1,0D0 EISalYado -
1000 Il Dorado
1000 La Protection Cigars
1000 Prrnelea
1000 Flores
boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
q Virginia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
Watches, Clocks and JeweIry

W aJcheS, CLOCKS and JeWeIry
At WHOLESALE.
HAVE now hand very large stock Of Watches Jew
cry &C. purchased directly from Importers Manu-
factureTs, 10 supply the increasing demand from
WATCH-MAkERS, MERCHANTS AND PEDLARS,
OF the surrounding country whose branch
OF the business is particularly Commended
ton of the stock respectfully solicited.
J. T. SCOTT.
mig No. 15T Main street
Steam Spice Works.
Grinding Spices aud supply
Ing customers more extended scale, have on
hand fresh lot OF pure ground Pepper, Ginger Allspce
CINNAMON, Cloves and Mustard put up sized pa
pes for retailing which viii sell az prices almost
the very Inferior qualities which brought here the
Eastern cities.
Ihave about 800 lbs pure Tartar just ground from
the crystals, perfectly pure.
For sale wholesale and retail bv
ALEX. TURNER.
Sieodeon Buildings, Main st.
ju3 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
SOM ETMBNes NEW!
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
@. p. BROWNtS.

@. p. BROWNS,
lis MAIN ST. ABOVE THE NJ. NJ BANK
Where can be found in great variety, Gold Watches
w cased in Magic, Hunting Open faces ranging In
price from $2l to $500; and in Silver $50 down
to 81 50.
CLOCKS Of every style and price, keep
ELEGANT STYLES OF JEWELRY
Consisting in Of very fine Coral Sets FlorentIne Lava
Jets and Pearls ditto and great variety all Gold
~ OF every Descriptions which, having been purchased d
rectly from the manufacturers, sold very low
FANCY GOODS.
Pine Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs India Rubber puH side
and long do elegant and plain hair hat Brushes
ne azoEs, Razor SrOps, PorAiOnaies Cigar Cases. and
great variety OF useful and pretty things.
The public generally respectfully invited call and e
anime for themselves. amid
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
ono RemedY for one DIsease,


R Truxal Is regular physician, and stands high Tin
~ Wash Co Pal In his profession and = His
medicine a valuable
Mr. Robert Mckinley, Of West Brownsville, Pa, aged 81
to asontoEn in the fail 1881 for bottle
Elixir which performed permanent cure, VIII appear
from tn anneNed eeTtiheate=
This certify that several years Inflicted with
DysPepsia the symptoms OF which we're,
nate Costvene5s, Sournesso OF the stomach, Pain the back
hips and legs, spells of Extreme weakness, Loss of es
Lznsour, Debility and GnaEing at he stomach tried
great remedes-xent to baltimore consult
eminent physeIsnssPent less than hundred
dollars, but benefited unt used Dr. Truxas
SaeEed Elxer bottle OF which eGectnaIly
RoEERF AckELET.
For sale By 7. II. LOGAN : CO.
eptS9 General Agents. Wheeling, Va
WAX IN, GENTLEKEN!
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and patrons and
the citizens Of Wheeling generally, have Just
eeTe Spring and Summer stock OF Cloths Cassimeres
and YestinE together with full OF Gents
nishInE Goods.
Ny stock has been selected with great from the best
New YORK and Philadelphia markets. The STILES are very
neat and as to quality they none being the
very best makes and which prepared to up
der and at short notice, in the latest and approved
style and hest manner.
a good ut guaranteed in all cases 0 sale, nv
]. Il STALLAfyN, Merchant Tailor,
No Was Hail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
BULL.s RECTO -MISTURA.

BULLS RECTO NISTURA.
SURE REMEDY FOR TIE PILES
has cured when everyother medicine had faed-It
1eured and Is still curing cases.
twenty years standing One application in viii
iranity viii give fair trial. The undersigned certify
the efficacy Of Bulls Recto Mstura remedy for
Piles.
P. Miller. Lynehbursva T. Mitchell, Pres Elder
and Sharpe streets Bait Sami H. Wilmington, Hi
street Bait j. L. O. Berry, No. 100 Sharp Bait
Barrett, No. 40 Lee street, Bait.
Price % cents bottle. For sale Washington
Drug Store, by PUNDENDERG ROBERTS
Sole manufacturers Of the genuine Partisan Toothpaste
octT'56
II AVE you Dyspepsia, use TRAXALS ELIXIR.
IL Have YOU Rheumatism use, HAMPT0N'S TITNCLTNE-
Are on bald hcnded- use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Do you want a good Hnimentl use F0RSHA'S BALM.
Do you want brush comb bottle offne perfume,
go 70 the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Do want to make quick good and cheap his
CONCENTRATED LYE-
Ia your horse lame or sIck, use MERCHANTS GARGLING
Have the piles, the certain PILE OINTMENT.
Have you a cough, use the H0ARHOCND BALSAM.
Do you want
Shoulder Brace Port Monnaie
Supporter Balm Of a Thousand Flowers
Truss Electric on
BHndase Syringe
Belt Fine sponge
go to the Bridge Eruy Store.
Bakers Cod Liver on
Boerhaves Holland Filters
HOcnand's German Bitters
For sale by T. II. LOGAN K CO.
Bridge Corner Druggifls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05

an Others be easily proved different churches
and pirate families, in this city surrounding country
with stock of Chickering's Piano Ror,es g and
- Sstaves 70 which call the attention the musical
Stop and look in at 90 Union street. 81
9ez JAS sIELLoR.
New Stock,
"4SMT1 Viz e EIT 1 zL PEE 5o .LA7ED
AM now opening large an magnificent stoek n mad.
~ .ne above Inc TO which respectfully invite the at
'ss spis o. 'ns public J. T g, SCOTT Ut.
fLRb -BRICR.
aS4 as Res sssp S1 for The sale
nov prepared to furnish any size shape that may be re-
sPs-d1x JAS h. STOUT co.
sss6ra.sd FalEaE AZ Just rsseive and
- yuSDEspEne . RonERzs
!s- Masllngton Tan Drug store.
CITY SCRIP.
sol on the City Treasurer in to suit purchasers
.ay12 J. NJ MATTHEWS co.
BLUE LICK WATER
L. petite, &c. Also GOOD for tie piles want oi AP-
~. 7, IT LOGAN co.
"! Bridge Corner Druggists.
E,,NTRA FAMILY FLOUR
dseqs superior article for family 5siI1 US; : ~
10 sBLs vAFni'ass, an kinds, for sale By
=. -z e9le. - 7. u. LOGAN Ga.
u ie2s A G. Coon co.
Brandy. in bottles 10 doz. Just re-
ias8 VA EDWARDS emo
BAkhEL Pure Rye Whisky Tor medicinal purposes for
aag9 YuNDESBERG & ROBERTS.
~ just received and for saieby
ago J. II. MATTHEWS CO.
tO0WpEK Of an kinds By the keg canister for sale
a 90 GEO. WILSON.
. Justreeeived and for sale BY
~ - --T.a.L logan co.
. p. Manu-. and o...ss..tsE so.s, :
OLivE O1l-ln Casks aad Baskefs-on hand anu ., A.
2 - - Tn. logan co.
5Ie'n., .uPsrloT article table use and for me-
% I. H. LOGAN Z co.
Inn SACKS Shelled Corn-for sale BY
wv mylg J ". MATTHEW Z On =
LAaGKlOt Of AnesegaTs, 5nstreeeITE1 and for al =
( 0 LBS, Glyeiula, IN store and for sale b
Z = - a,-z,=,z 4. Q coon co.
~ ~ - ia - I. 9. coon co.
XII CARBoHs suIrhuFfe and Nufistle Acid "A
LAuettLtsse BUsHFIELDT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05

New Arrival
FROM THE EASTERN CITIES.
AM opening lot OF superior Family Groceries, just
eeVed from the Eastern cities, and with tfs
greatest to suit the customers Among
other things this arrival embraces:
Rio and Java CoHees, best qualities;
Green and Black Teas, superior;
Fresh haekeral, No. 1, in kits;
" No. 2,
Salmon, No l, in kits, very hne;
No. l, in tlerces;
Pickles, in Jars, assorted;
Canned Fruits, embracing Peaches, Tomatoes. &c.
quantity Of very superior Dried nee Hams of the
Inc Purchasers invited 10
uEsURN,
fe2s No. 81 Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
Silks and ShawIs.

silks and Shawls.
clio 000 WORTH OF SILKS and shawIs embracing
% I've beieye) the largest stock the best va
Tarie and the cheapest Silks and shaEls brought
persons in any station in life
Plaid Silks as low Beautiful black Brocade do
81 inches wide, at $3.50, worth $3.50.
full stock Grape Stella shawls yery desirable and
siFable. - - ~ - -
trimmings Of the most desirable stylea variety.
AEgentines, &c, make whole of fully so 900 yds.
This immense stock together with the that buy
mostly with cash. 'BeehIve Store most sirabi
store at which TO buy Goods.
Come and for yourselves.
apo STONE L THOMAS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

C,IGARsi cIGARsli-
~ 5000 Gift Cigars:
5000 Princados Cigars;
1000 Apollo :.
1900 Fl Dorado "a
5000 Washington Monument Cigars;
1000 Panetlas
IL 900 Havana
1900 Della Cruz Principe
5000 Regalia
e boxes ID Lump Tobacco;
Just received and for sale by
Oe91 WI LAuACHLIN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05

FIRST FALL STOCK.
BARGAISSI BARGAINsi
SAAC Prayer has received, daily receiving
i from New ork Auctions,
THE CHEAPEST STOCKS OF GOoES
ever brought to Wheeling Just hear prices
CnlicOes yard wide, royal purple, worth 1ssf at lie
French Merinos, best quality, Bile at TIC
Muslin DeLain, all wool, :. al s5c
Plaidsr '' 40 a Ijc
Paias, half wool. (" CO at soc
Muslin DeLain, figured " Iss; at 195%
Together with other goods OF the very quality
and superior selection that am OF
comparing favornhy in this other city,
doing my business entirely n the
CASH PRINCIPLE,
will be able to offer Inducements superior other
House. Come and for yourselves
ISAAC PRAGER,
seplS Eastern Bargain Store,
115 Main Street, Monroe a nd Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
III ATS AND GAPS.

s Il AIS AN ID GAPS.
TRhaYe this DAY reeeiEe done ofthe nesz beau
w ta1 Of Hats Caps brought
thseg; the most fashionable that could be made the
tern markets.
Il comprises in part the following kinds:
Gents No SIX MoIeskfn Hats, light and elastic made by
the best matters East and In strict accordance With
der Gents fine white and black beaver otter &c &e
KNOW Nothing vide Hats, white and black, Soft FUR an
Wool Hats Of every color quality and price.
Caps Of every description and OF the styles,
such Nevada. Know Nothing Pyrenese Pyramid, Ca
madam, Russian, English Washington, and Consolidation
Caps and all other kinds In abundance which VIII be
teer than Goods Of these kinds were offered before to
this community.
clren's Hats and Caps Of all kinds inst received
the most fashionable houses In New York
Carpet Bags, Furs and Gloves Always hanI-
an persons respectfully invited in aud
anime magnificent Stock Goods purchasin
seshere feel confident that please the most
fastIdEous.
Nothing VII be wanting part to suit and
date numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
II Wish anything in the way Hats and Caps give
cali, viii guarantee that viii sell goods
low they be any where This side Phladepha
and the favorable terms
s. d.. II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
Dissolution,

ISREsH ARRIVAL.
II 20 Sacks strictly prime Rio Coffee
10 IIhds Prime Sugar,
10 Bbls Powdered Sugar,
10 do Crushed do
do Soft Crushed
Is Rbls Golden Syrup Molasses,
50 Sacks hnc Eastern Salt,
10 Boxes Raisins,
Cask yante currants,
Is Bills No, medium Mackral,
~ Boxes smoked Herring,
10 Kegs Sup Carb Soda,
10 do Soda Saleratus,
just received and for sale By
ALEX. TURNER,
seplS sIain Street
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
Democratic pocum en,s.


The Indiana Democratic Association at
Washington, have just published several Of
the very best periodical tracts or documents
which have yet appeared.
The pamphlet entitled, " Frensont-Hs
Supporters and their Record" &C., is an able
concise and convincing array of facts and ar
guments. 1t also contains "The opinions Of
our great statesmen upon the Missouri re-
strictiou"-By an Indisnian. 1t should be
in the hands OF every politician, and be read
by every citizen of the State
The second document to which we would
also call special attention. is a book of "a
pages, well compiled, ably written, and ad.
mirably adapted 70 the times. entitled, "Tht
Fearful Issue to be decided in November
next" Shall the Constitution of the
Union stand or fall?'-" FREMONT, the sec
tionsl candidate of the advocates Of dis
union e'-s BUCHANAN, the candidate o
those who advocate one country !-one Con
stitution ,-one destiny %
These are convincing and reliable docu
ments, and relate to all the great issue
before the public. AS textbooks and 70
references they are of great value.
Individuals and clubs should order them
in large quantities, without delay. The.
viii be sent promptly at very low prices.
Write to r. S. SPRoULE, Washington City
who will carefully attend TO mailing to ever.
order.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
Rarhour,s Amendment.

We call the attention of our readers 10 the
structures of the Detroit Free Press, upon the
amendment which Mr.. BARBOUR, of this Dis
trict, offered to the Army Appropriation Bill
The position of Mr.. BARBOUR, before the
country, is certainly not very enviable
one, and is daily becoming the less so, since
the House has backed out from his amend.
ment. L. d. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, says he
has sworn to support the Constitution of the
United States, therefore. he could not vote
to retain the principle Of BARBoUR's amend.
ment, even after its form had been charged
by the amendme ent Of SHERMAN. The mod
iication was but slightly less Objectionable
than was the original proposition, but will
all the pairing and trimming which could
be made upon BARBoUR's proposition, 1t wa
still directly in the teeth of the Constitution
Indeed, the remarks of CAMPBELL declared
after calling for the reading of the Constitu
ton, that its express provisions were viola
ted SO distinctly that il would be incon
sistent with his oath for him to vot
for the measure. This was strong denun
citation to come from so rancorous Fusiol
partizan as is LEWIS II. CAMPBELL. w
sincerely regret that Indiana should hav
furnished a man to attempt such deed, an
we hope this district Will hereafter be care
ful not tc elect man to Congress with sue
Abolition, revolutionary, disunion sentiment
and proclivities-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
A Real Ab,lit on uissionar,

The Hon. DAVID kILGoRE, nominee for
Congress in the 9th Congressional District,
commonly called the" Burnt District" ir, we
understand, about to make visit ts the
Southern counties of the State, for the pur-
pose of making speeches to the FILLMORE
men, and to try to force them to support the
Abolition ticket. No doubt the people of
Southern Indiana, and particularly of the
Pocket, will properly appreciate this great
apostle OF rank Abolitionism, whose labor OF
love would be to convert them to the embrace
Of Black Republicanism. Heis well known to
most Of the politicians of the various coun-
ties which he will visit. Those gentlemen
who were members of the Institutional
Convention, in 1850, will recollect his long,
fervent and labored Abolition speeches in that
body. KILsoRE then boldly proclaimed the
sentiment, that the free Negroes of Indiana
were far better qualified TO discharge the
duties of voters and citizens thar were the
German and Irish people who were made
voters by our new Copstitltion. lie now has
the barefaced hardihood to deny that he made
such speeches in the Convention, but the
records of the debate Of said Convention fully
proves, even more than we charge against him
upon this head.
kILGoRE is most unscrupulous dema-
gogue, dealing in all manner Of bold, unre-
strained fallacies and misrepresentations, with
a face as hard as flint and heart as callous
as adamant. His impudence is only equalled
by his mendscity and disregard Of courtesy
or truth.
His labors in the Southern part Of the State
are part OF concerted plan to drive back
! the FILLMORE men TO the support OF FBE-
MONT, and to place Abolitionism in the ascend
aucy in the State. We apprehend that he
has missed the field where his efforts would
be best rewarded. lie should have staid al
home in his own district, aud continued to
proclaim the stcreotyped falsehood that the
Democracy Of Indiana are in favor of the
extension of Slavery. Possibly he nigh
have induced the Quakers aud Abolition,
lists to believe such an absurd lie, but he viii
fail to receive credence for such absurd ssSer
tons in the Southern region Of the State
Pass him along.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

NEW York. August IL.
The steamer Oanada from Liverpool, en- route
for Boston via Halifax arrived at the latter place
last night.
The steamship Baltic arrived at Liverpool on
the 30lh ult.
The papers by the Canada bring but little
general news in addition 1, the adv ices by d Q
Anglo Saxon at Quebec, AID the Arago at n, W
York.
.xThe ship Corlotta, from Philadelphia arrived
at Londonderry ON the 2Sth ult.
The accounts from Spain are conflicting, but
indicate that the Royalists have trumphed and
that Saragossa will soon be reduced
SenUr 0iazaga, Spanish Ambassador AT Paris,
resigned Immediately Oh hearing Of the coup de
efat, but the Queen refuses to accept his resig-
nation.
Advces to the 2sth say that all the provin-
ces were tranquil except SaIagossa, and that
city is closely invested by royalist troors.
A dispatch from St. Sebastian. dated July
81, announces that Catalonia has acknowledged
the Queens Government.
Navarro and Basque province were tranquil.
The King of Belgium contrsdicts the report OF
his contemplated abdicaiion.
Advices from Stockholm mention that great
excitement prevailed among the diplomatists in
consequence Of the reclamation made by Nor
way against Russian encroachments upon Nor
wegian territory, and planning Notifications
along the Baltic coast.
The Austrians were making preparations for
crossing the Po at different points.
The insuuection in Arabia has been subdued
and the chief Of the insurgents captured and
sent 10 Constantinople.
The trade of the Baltic ports has become very
animated in consequence Of the tariff on sugar
having been reduced by Russia.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
Dearborn County.

We have received, for publication, letter
from an esteemed friend, in Dearborn coun-
ty; but as the laencss Of the hour al
which it reached US, defeats the principal
object which the writer had in view, It's
publlcaton is unnecessary. That object WAS,
notification Of Mass Meeting to be held
tomorrow, by the Democracy of Dearborn,
at Aurora rroa ei 1l
We hope our friends will have good
time" as the Democracy nowadays uni
versally do, when they meet together in
council. It is nothing for our friends to get up
gathering of 5000 to 10000 at any village
or cross roads in the State, on single weeks,
notice, They are ready to turn out by the
halfacre, at any nom ent, at the tap Of the
drum. We never saw the like in any pre-
vious campaign, in which We have been en-
gagged If such a state o: things is not an
augury Of one of the most decisive Demo
cratic victories, in November next, that our
State has ever witnessed, then are the signs
Of the times mors egregously at fault, than
they have ever been known to be at any for
mer reriol.
The prospects in old Dearborn, hs por-
trayed by our correspondent, are most glo-
rious indeed. He says that "when October
and November shall roll round, old Dearborn
will give tremendous msjorities for the Dem
ocratic candidates"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
Iowa.


The shouts OF the Black Republicans over
the result in Iowa, seems to have been some-
what premature. That they have majority
in the S:ste, is quite certain but that it is
not as large as they represented, is also cer-
tain. Instead Of the two Representatives in
Congress, they are certain Of but one. The
returns in the Second District as far as re-
csived, show better for HALL, Democrat
than for his opponent.
Twelve counties, from which full returns
are received, show a comparative gain fol
HALL Of eight hundred and thirty-oight
votes over his vote two years ago, when he
was elected by one hundred and seventy
nine majority. The remaining twenty-foul
counties to be heard from are small and
mostly Democratic. Unless there has beer
some sudden and unexpected change il
those counties, HALL is elected. A few day.
will settle the question definitely.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
VOLUME XVI.
ress;us M CLAW.

This distinguished Abolitionist IS travers-
ing the various counties of I-disns, inculca
ting his peculiar doctrines. Notwithstanding
Mr. CLAY is a slave holder himself, and lives
upon and enjoys the labor Of the slaves upon
his own farm, we can tolerate him, in some
small degree, because he has the advantage
of consistency. of purpose and of conduct.
He has been fanatical Abolitionist for many
wears, fighting in the front Of the battle, and
fsarlessly, though iruitIessly, proclaimiug bis
opinions.
In 1874 he made a pilgrimage into the
Eastern States and cities, urging his peculiar
doctrines, and labored with more zeal than
discretion as propagsndist. In that year
HENRY CLAY and JAMES X. Polk were the
candidates for the Presidency, and the con-
test was warm and exciting. The old Wings
of that day openly repudiated and condemn.
ed Abolitionism in all of its shapes, colors
and conditions. They were men of Consti
tuiional principles, and desired the contiuu-
ance and prosperity Of the whole Union
They objected strenuously to the principles
of CAssIus M. CLAY, and, both in the North
and in the South, it was clamorously charged
that his efforts were prejudicial and injurious
TO the interests of HENRY CLAY, az the Pre-
sidential candidate. SO long and loud did
this clamor rage, that to disabuse himself and
his friends, and to relieve himself from all
charges Of completely with Abolitionism, he,
HENRY CLAY, came forth in letter from his
own hand, disowning all political affinity or
sympathy with CAssrUs NJ. CLAY, repudia-
ting his course and separating the cause of
Whiggery from that of Abolitionism. This
letter of HENRY CLAY was published exten-
sively in the summer of 1874, and was Deem
ed essential to the honor and purity of the
Whig party ofthat day AS disiufecting it of the
odor Of Abolitionism. We merely refer 10
this reminiscence to allow the old Wings of
the present day the opportunity to reflect
upon what was theu deemed orthodox Whig-
gerry, and what now constitutes the creed of
those who oppose Democracy. How can any
old HEHRY CLAY Whig consistently Join
hands with CAssIUs NJ. CLAY as the exposi-
tor Of those principles which were so clearly
set forth in 1874?