Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
Bar.si1, ,IasrisusIand Corrnptidn-JOhn
BgitSBt Henry Clay.
jlcTnezR N fl. 1926

~ aH4 AGIObrh lAu,, 1850
On !. Pesefyi,1iior a future occasion
MIR exposilitn of my political princia
ptes. tits proper 10 make an early deelar-
ation 81 The OPTIONS ] hold in relation to
| a subject. which las fer some time r en-
gagged ana shoald continue 70 employ the
bubble attention, 1T is, only IN the social
ana private circles, that the sentiments Of
4 man. Who has heretofore devoted theI
Greatest portion az his, time to the busf%
mess Of ali advocate, can be well known
and undasstood upon any subject. not
connected with His profession. 70 thai
mart, therefore, Of my copntrymen, Elths
ls-s.s.,.- III an n ptsss
formal teelaralioniis not ofifs proper, btt
highly necessary.
Appealing then 70 those WHO have
known me best for the. proofs Of my con,
sistencV, upon the subject Of the .forma-
ZION and character ofthe present admins
tratidn Of tlt general goFernmentsthese
are NV views sndth the reasons]upon1
which they ere founded. When tie late
4 elerti6n for fhigf Magistrate degolqed on
n w. House ofheprcsentqtires an Congress-
hi cboice ofke PEOPLE, tie fduorite et he.
,,sTt;ob ,pas adicoted through a t1opsanR
"A elanntls dnd6yMe Most infatttJle signs Z;
a II nv t9eydf;ca, Therefore, efthe present ii.
! eumbent ops, hin, / CONSIDER THAT
: THE FIRsf AND BEST PRINCIPLE
I an tn AT CONSTITUTION WAS VIZ
E0IkTED IND TRODDEN7 UNDER
: FOOT \ TIE SOVEREIGNTY OF
!, lTHFs PEOE.E WAS DENIED. THE
/, I ENoRLEF A3pIC OFAMERICAN LIB
i. FRTY " AlIFND ANGERED BYNTHE
IEXAMPLE AND THE AUTHORS
S.EoF IIT OVEAN AT0NEMENT.-77 =
TIVE MAMMAL SAFETY DEE
MANDs TIT THE AT0NEMENTI
sHoULD BETHEIR FALL FROM
POWER TTHERE HAD BEEN
: No VIoLAION OF AN IMP0R4
y TANT PRIGIPLE IN THE LATE
n ECTI ON! BH GUILD HAVE BEEN
oPPoSED . AN ADMINISIRA 4.
1t TIoN WITH OWES ITS EXIST
- FNCE 70 UNION OF DISC0RD1
Ant hNIHOSTILE INTERESTS,
;ce RRoJTGHAB0UT BY THE ARTS
IA IN of,fCAL MANAGEMENT
Am Unique. THESE ARE
, Arms TIONLY TO BE EMPLOY
m BY-TES MINIONS AND MIN
: IsTERs r. PRINCES. WHOSE
ism t'r11Ro 8 4 ii II E. SUPPORTED By
min Pr d1TUTEoN- OF PUBLIC
lav- Mon AfSs WHEN THOSE ARTS
the m 4 On TE1R NJ TttRITY IN HIS
! tS = coJINIR THE REPUBLIC PER
( ofl ISHEs 4 HE AMERICAN MAS
Ten ETEPS III PE0PLE.N WHO WILL
DErTDE OR THEMSELVES II
> os THE m n RESiDENTIALELEC
p snp TIC1N1 NJ REJECT THE SERYI
cFs az lose WHO WIN THEII
Way TdFFICE BY PRACTICE
-. -, THAT Nd TO CORRUPTIOl
EtS AM fTKATEN DESTRUCTION
toF THFlVERNMEET.
- when An Administration is to b
= en- onnosad fortunate that there exist
snab H. ANDREW Jackson. to beth
l,a. ;nstrums II, the hands Of the people
4- Ia rs oli tow. "a man whose purpc
- fora nilled 10 be always pure
- wbosa seems formed for gre;
49, smergon. ana whose splendid serv
sas n1ac Il ia deserving public fayo
onsl- = N ;,asnrable distance in advant
y j, &c alI$o,I TO aid in placing such
nan T,ssy part IF the Union. At Il
-z Mead a., particularly 70 aid il 81
vs,;nn . man from my native Stat
Nv 1 nat VI Sccordance with my priya
- but would be felt 10 bs
y ~, nsppbIic du;y.
4 81 Tor me however, he,efran
lckson. 4, - : : ,6St should be raised BY Z
States l.. b. countrymen. 70 aaststi
- -. ID I'D eall forth whateye r enefgi