RODNE EY:

WEDNESDAY, AUeusr 10, 1898.

WHO is TIE ABOLITION CANDI-


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We shall publish the following and other
extracts from the leading abolition journals
OF the North, for few weeks, in order to
how the people to which candidate the alb
olitionisls intend giving their support and
suiIrages.


From me Pennsylrania Freeman, one of
The most viOleat abolition papers:


''We regret that truth and the cause of
humanity, which he has betrayed, compel
us to speak of HENRY CLAY as an ensmy
IN freed,mn HHisre-
cent course in the Senate of the U. States,
has reluctantly compelled US to consider him
a most dangerous ENEMY to the cause OF
UNIVERSAL LIBERTY"


The editor then proceeds to notice Mr.
Cay's antiabolition resolutions introduced
into the Senate this year, and in reference
to them remarks:


"This is taking ground in favor ef PER
PETUAL SLAVERY. There is no mis-
taking the language of these resolutions
They 90 for slavery nOp and forerer.
We are sorry for Henry Clay
He has entered upon the humlliating and
debasing task of propitiating the demon Of
slarery."


The Emancipator, the leading journal Of
the aboIitioaists, thus speaks Of Henry Clay
as candidate for the Presidency:


"If he will but go to Liberia, that Para
disc of the whole earth, he may there exer-
else his office in all its minutias; but if he
stay here, Martin Van Buren BEFORE Hen
ry Clay"