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"This is taking ground in favor Of PER
PETyJAL SLAVT@E, There is no mis-
taking the language Of these resolutions
They go for slavery noiO and forerer.


We are sorry for Henry Clay,
He has entered upon the humilating and
debasing task of propitiating the DEMON or
SLAVERY"


The EmancipGtor, the leading journal O
The abolitionists, thus speaks Of Henry Clay
as a candidate for the Presidency:


"lf he will but go to Liberia, that Para
disc Of the whole earth, he may there exer-
else his office in all its minutia; but if he
stay here, Martin Van Bmen BEFORE
Henry Clay"


Extracts similar to the above might bt
made sufficient to hll the largest sheet eve


printed in the United States. Bat thes
: will be sufficient to convince every cand
5 and honest man vino does not fear the trutl
n The above named journals are by no mean


alone--all the other prints of the party, tn
we know any thing Of, are equally hostile


Mr.. Clay, and remarkable for their zeal an
= harmony in all their efforts to advance Il
~ interests of the abolitonists and loco-ioc'
r as political party.