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rae ps,locnATsc MonisAriox poa
T@R RARllDRHcY.

OF Tie psnoerat parry has Surprised NJ, inasnssA |
a. ne bad srPsetsd hat he choice vesld have |
shss spoa some isdiv,dsai mere thoroughly hen-
uAed viz What has bssa termed Deaoerstie poll
81 thsrs be Any ruth In political history, Mr..
see Aassa nay he qaossd % both sides Of every
Pein'eai question Of any portanee than has ever
P's'sa'sd i'ssh conneseing His political career
% IN ardert fsderalist. be eoutnued 10 sdvoeais
The dsei'ses Of that party us,il The second sru Of
eesers. Jaeksoa, when he gave IN bis sdhssiOs,
and fsssus Gsnbsr Of the Jseksss party, a. did
may other proniseni Federaiis,s.
We are the more Surprised 10 tna In the pcmi-
nee 81 the SOUTHERN DEMOCRACY, At -
pteseut jupeture, the same Individual, whoin 1878
represented Lsneaster County. In Psna,yivania,
as Fslorsis. Who served In coogress fssm 1870
Until isss as Fs&vsssa, Who In the same year
headed circular Recommending Mr.. Gregg ls q
Federal member Of the Penney " snia Legislature,
and In 1879 Supported Gregg, the FsDraiL ssns-
NEE for Gevsrnor, against sbaiix the Drncealrtc
sonisrs-who has VOTED FOR EVERY TAR
IF thai has ever bern passed inciuding the blaek
tsrf" q, II is called, Of 1928, In opposition TO the
csro!iasi Georgia, Alabams, &c. who played q
part In the bargain snd sale Affair." and Of whom
IL 10 said Ia "Hsgrss Horoscops," Of is&7i
"some time In January, isas, aud no, long be.
!srs the election Of Prrsidrst of the United States
By The House Of RspSeseL iatives, the Hon. James
Boehanan. then q member Of the House, and az
tervarts maay years Seuaivr The Uaitsd STATE.
from Pennsylvania, Who had been zralou, ana
innueniiai supporter Of Gen. Jackson, In the pre-
esding canvass, and vas supposed 20 enjoy his no.
bounded condolences. called AZ the lodging, Of Mr..
Clay, 10 the city Of Washington. Mr. Clay
vas a. the time 10 the room Of his only messmas
IN The House, his intimate and eonkden,ial
friend, the Hon. r. p. Leteher, since Governor OF
heniueky, then also n member Of the House -
SHORTLY sner Mr. Buchanan entry into the room,
be Introduced the subject Of the sppfoaehinx Pres
ieenisl election and spoke OF the certainty oflhs
election Of his favoriie adding nat be would form
The most splendid cabinet that the country had ever
had. MI Leteher asked, How could he have one
more distinguished than that Of Mr.. Jefferson, In
which were both Madtsea and Gallaiin1 wher,
would be be able TO had equally eminent men r.
dr buehsuan replied that he would mol ~ ont of
this room for Secretary OF State, looking at Mr
Clay. This gsnteman (Mr. Claw playfully re.
marked that he thought there was no tin Der there
nj iof a eaeine, officer, unless IL were Mr. gaeh.
anan himself"
The Cineiunad Times says. "Mr Clay, Will.
be vas 80 holly assaiiea with the charge Of bar.
gain, intrigue and corruption, duriaE the admins
traiion Of Mr.. Adams, notified Mr.. Buchanan Of
his intention to publish the above occurrence bu,
by the earnest enirsatiss OF gentleman be va,
induced to farbear doing 90"
Several times since the administration of Mr.
Adams, il has been iniimaled TO Mr. Buehansp. a,
we have been informed that II N ehi Be Mr. Claws
imperative duty TO publish these facts, but that be
vas dissuaded frem IL BY Mr.. Buehaaan.
To add additional isstimony, We s,ais-asd IL,
It be denied IL IL ean-thal MIR Clay has now 10 his
possession alsuer which, " published TO the world
would place Mr. Buchanan 10 an embarrassing
position. The letter comes from Mr. Bnehanan /;
and no call on Mr.. Clay will induce him 10 give Il
up, save one from his eouatry-i4 eat tia Senate
u the United States The bargain and sale" con-
spiraey, With this expose. would place Mr.. Bueh.
ssan Without the pale Of Democracy, and totally
unworthy the confidence OF the place he nov holds
and the suffrage Of the people. Why another up
these political blots Why surround Mr.. Bueh-
anan with euioEies which do not belong to him
Let the truth be ksovn, and let him slaad or fall
BY It.
The Democratic nominee, TIE man who. on III.
9Th Of July, 1915, delivered an oralioa In Lsnra,
ter 10 which be said tAstiine would no, ALLOW hin
TO esumerats all "THG orHER EyILs AND uIcErp
PRoJecrs oT THs DEHoeaiTIe ADMINISTRATION -
who said IL he had 4 DROP OF DEMocRa-
TIC BLOOD IN his VEINS HE WOULD
LET 1T OUT !" Who, as one Of com mi,iee. re-
the 23l Of November, 1919, The following resolu-
liohsi
"Refoirc&, That the Representatives in Congress
fIom this disrict be- and Their are hereby sarne.iy
requested, 10 use their utmcst endeaVoFs rs mem.
ben OF the National legislature 10 prevent The sx-
iSenes OF slavery In any Of the new Territories or
neW states which may be created By COakress."
"RsSSirSd, That in The opision oC bis meeting
me mem oeTs oil Congress who a. that session s1s-
hned the course OF justice. humanity and patriot
isn 80 opposing The iHtTotuctIon Of SIarerr in the
Slaie then rnceavOted De formed OOI OF tbs IL a.
souri, Territory, are entitled TO the WlTmsst Ihanks
OF every friend OF humanity"
Who said, Of SIR. Madison administrators In
IA Grafton delivered on the 18th ofJuly 1915 lust
aiI'r the war OF 1912:
Time viii not allow me 10 ebumsraie eli the
other Wild and wicked projects ofIhs Democratic
AiminisiFaiion. Suffice Il TO say that after they
had deprived rs OF the means Of defence. By de-
siroyipg cur savy and disbanding our army, ar
ter hey had taken away from Us The peSsT Of re.
erpi'iEs them, BY running eOmmeres. The great
source OF cur nation al and isdiViduaI wealth af
ter they had, By rsfusisg the Bank Of the UnH,d
States continuance Of its charter embarrassed the
hnaastal concerns Of the goVsTbmsHi, and with
drawn the onlJ universal pspsr medium Of the
country from circulation after the people had been
accustomed TO, and Of course unwilling 10 bear
iaEA,ioa, and without non sy 10 the treasury, thsy
Ts'hiy plunged rs into q var with a nation more
able to do rs injury han any oihsr IN The world.
What vas the dreadful necessity for this desper-
sis measured Was our country invadsd1 No
Was Il 10 protect our iiItls rsmsining eoamsfcs
FROM The injurIes Il sustained BY the order In cont
eHP No. Commerce vas such q faVofiie. ard
iAs msreAshis wished 0Fno var on that aeeount'.
And vAo, n speaking Of forsign,fs 10 ID. ssu,s
speech, says:
The gfssisr part Of those forslEnsr, .-ts ,...ly
y hHs sfssifS ~ 70, ARE sHg bsrs ~ ,,s,->,f
fyisaas Sf ne Dssiscsaiis party Thy had s.,n
"Hf Of h' graz ufaaI q sispaiisg ~ sr.se.f
Tshag (D'moeraiie) party. ssd h vouu bs,, b,,,
uhsfa'sisi for that party 70 have sbanaon,d ,k,,,
To secure this forsigs feeling Aas s.sa IA, 49, -
tisi' tsaasrs fsr aors daa frssfy ysay, ana Ill
,hey hsvs bssn pail for ,hsir iroBbi, y, :, A..
bera go q 80 S'taapis sasss Of tairsssef-. -
cs7iiaH'Hg hfu ~ gerT. fmmesistsl, 49,.
ne vsr this fsrnTs tssusz>s bed sosnpl.t,iv en-.
boiled itself vi,h ne msioriy, ys,fsrl,,i, !. IA,
Hst. aad he Voies wss hssf5 80 led o. a. -,
81 government that Pfssidsnt MsdIssn "a, ,tit..a
sihsr 70 yisid 70 he Dictates or rstrs f,o,, 80
TIE shoies vas ss'iiy made ~ = ssss "A, 49,.
tfvsf 30 pfirafs tafsrtfs 70 ~ prtir rel 80
'Asfsiots hurri'd as inio he vsI uusTly usp,..
pared"
Aad then sgalaf
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