"OUR CAUSE is JUST."-VeJs,er.
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Tho federal party acknowledge Mr.. Clay 10 be
the worry embouimcn,' of whigsery. TheAs,.
ness OF the cause of whiggcry can then be seen
from the fact that its candidate and embodiment,
iw'ce raised the murderous pistol uguins, Scna
tors Iite for words spoken in debae.


lie entered tho United States Senate, according
to his own partisan blographer, when no was bou,
81 years Of age, and was there ore Ineligible to
the station. by the very terms Of the constitution
he was sworn to support.


In 1911. he opposed Bank of the United States
on constitutional grounds, and, few years after
assisted in bringing Bank of the Same kind into
existence. and received from it Immense sums as
its feed attorney.


During tho administration of Mr.. Monroe, he
was offered the Sccrotaryshir of War. and refus
cd 1t on the ground that John Quincy Adams was
Secretary of State, and he was an aposiaie Gede
ralisi.


In 1925, by b,rgain and intrigue. he sold tho
Presidency TO this samo "apostafe federaiisi." IND
Tor 81 doing received, as pay for his treachcry
The office of Secretary of State.
In 1928, he said tha. he would pray Tint the
country might be visited with ,car, pesiiience. ia
mine, or any other scourge rather than to witnos.
the election Of a military chIeitain (Andrew Jack
sony to the Presidency.


ln 1888, he urged ona duel between Graves anf
Ciley; wrote. with his own bloody hand, the
challenge which cut off all hope Of reconcilia,io
and Jonathan Cihey wns murdered. his wife mad,
widow aud his children orphans. by the fendiyl
interference of Henry Clay.
10 sum up the catalogue, it is only necessary
TO say TINT this" embodiment, of whiggery" is now
under bonds, in the sum of $1,000 10 keep III,
peace.


John Quincy Adams, who. better than any 9th
or man now living, knows the whig party, says
"treachery is their taporie instrument - nd ,ha
they were bound together only by cement of ha
tired TO erery man .f purer principles than them
seires."


Is with these facts staring thom in the face
that Mr.. Webster procaims the justness OF ,hs
cause Of whlssery. Out upon the bypoeri'e l.
! Ohio Statesman