The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-28
THE DEMocs acr AND nxssY CLAY.

THE DEMOCRACY AND HEsxY CLAY.
Tbs Democracy Of 1850, p,oses. srsss
admiration and venerssisn fer that noble,
gifted aud patriotic statesman, fissar CLAr.
Their admiration .! bis ability, patriotism
( and wisdom know no bounds. Their yensra-
ton for his sentiments IL csly exes!lsd By
that ,hsT rrefes.fsr Gsner.. Jackson. Their
orrta. TEEN Nth ,as "a os: falssme eulosies
of thss dccsa.ei statesman, only s1ce!led
~ the glowing and inps.sisned sribasss
3 paid ID bis memory and political acts By
their "e.9aass. orators" DoreLas IN his
lsstsr Of aseepsancc, spsaxs Of toe great
"wisd0m, powsr and iSsusacs OF HrszT
CLAf," ~h,ie Bgigaslier Genera. ArcrsrEs
C.1t.a Dobcg sass be had sks honor Of bsin.
'.an bausbss fsies3 aad fo..oaer" Of ''Iiary
Of TIRE Wrssf' As IL this statement were
rst h-pnesttirsl ehoagh.so make a!l Old
ias Sfbigs rsyols, tbs Erigaaisr General
rr5ess is , make The aFrsgan. and sasrs!Is.
ioas assumption that The mantIs Of HrSsr
cLtY, the pare md gifted .satssmsn, de-
seendsi upon The. area asmagegae and
srajta-. sgEpHEx azxoLn UorsLA,. Wac
eysr sa.h impaIencs eqsalIsi5 We trust
oos. IIsfs il shat this Gen. Dopsx had
!. tas tsarIihogd to utter a, Baltimore, to q
egas &! = tss !.fs.!Sng siliGers, calgmniatoEs
ari savilers % ilzSET CLsv:
.rz.,v tsrf Hsasy els1 rsist ass,a him tpaHEia,l
rsflra assn say a4kSs hsEa. sntgHstsi 70 bin tie
ss.vfar - ,As Cap ,5sss bsi5s, sSp eALLnp eros
rrss. ~aFz MS VOICE RrcAsE so FEnaLE THAI
nyEerLBza LassEa Tti.H. TINT sEsaTEt TO TAKE
MS PLACE. sva rf3ar SIS sgstIs fsr ths s9rsf'stSH
sfrslfgu4l rla sri Ss~ Mtss@a, ana for sse sstaa-
samsas Fl; toe psEasaas Stat he psopis shai &c eF'
ftrs - sisgs heis domestic lsssitassSa. and S-
tgai tas4r ans ss5ssaEes"
II Br;gadier General Arorsrrs C&ssE
DapGE, tia man Who uttered the above, j.
not faisidsr, then there is no use OF snch
n term We are told by tho cx-span'sh
Minister, thu. HxssT Clay called upon
Daagla, 10 take HIS place, and Sight the
battle Of Sqaal,sr Sovereignty Coramsn.
on snch asroeiou. and bar.fscsi misrsprs-
.snsafior. is entirely supsraaous. " Clay
Wing, ean bs bamboezlsd into the support
Of pocaLss by such arran, falsifeation, We
hare grassly mi.jalged their sagasi,y-
that's all.
A. We have above shown TO ~hss extent
The Democracy idoliss and snlogizs the
dead HsSRv ct,r, No propose TO take a
reirospsctsg, view and show what they
thought ADD .aii Of the hiring IiESRy CL.r
10 1871, EizSar Canvas candidate for th'
Presidency, and Vas opposed by thu Democ'
rasy with virulencs, mendacity and vim
i ct,ysncts never surpassed during the
pending Il Presidential contest. A a
.anpls Of Democratic rssersncs for iigSsY
Ct.v In 1914, we publish bslow some eI.
tact, from pamphle. issued BY the Demo-
Gratis ~ campaign document for that
yssr. Thi. pamphlet bore a title page n.
follow. 8 Fifty Reaions Why Henry
Clay .h8ali noe be prssidsn. Of the United
States. Published by order Of Committee
OF ths Democratic members Of Congress.
80 seats per hundred" We ask old Wings
tarpaa sons II tbs 'rsas5ns.' No. only
thai, but - a asa shata to read tho "rea.ons"
given below TO am and every Democrat
they may hear salogtziug llESsr ctaYl
lis sha,ssA 80 ha sIsgI President becsa.e--
/ ~ kEs ss2ii'Esa with Joan QtlnsY Adams. by
-a,sa he .e5gs OF the etnee Of sSsrstarF % state
O. lie wa 10 saghor Of the taiaugus rpsuatsa II
tte Senate e tAs Tniied states, declaring Gen, Jax
80 sn.lgy Il al nps.sbsels slssss against tGs san
sg,tps.a8.
a. tie urspd 30 adoption o. tha, fssafstsn tH iha
sessts he aay tsihnns wesrs sash errrs trta
.e.--,bas nasiEs hiaassgt the sse5sst sps jRtse.
H. taller Die ssessgeejIau = The e,snst!sattgg. a.
tbs iys,syet tights Of tAs STATE vii, ss destroyed
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- s,sgs ess@ess to sy ~t'h sRs Using ssnerstos
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say. NJ. sAsFGs did 40, slap BIN in The
face. n says be hss .'ylen,y Of Witnesses.
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