KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
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From the Richmond Whig-the leading Clay paper in


Virginia


"The fac, tina, Mr.. Clay is MORE of Free TRADE
man-advocate as he is, Of wise and reasona @
taritf-,han Mr.. Van Burcn, is becoming general.
iy known TO the people Of the South. His letter
TO DR.. Brownson, (the Georgia letter,) in conse-
Guence of tho unj ust criticisms Of the Locofocos
and their vile attempt TO show that il is nconss-
teEt with Mr.. C's opinions, has had the effect of
bringing THIS FACT to tho knowledge Of thou.
sands. who formerly were not aware Of it,"


" Fair protection TO American lndustry."--
Henry Clay.


81 have always been opposed TO what regard
ed a High Tariff. ''--Aonrg CIay.


Certain protection should be extended to our
domestic interests. Henry Ciay.


81 should have preferred tha, the compromise
act. IN all parts, could have been adhered to-
Hcnry Clay.


"AgricuIture needs no protection. ."-Eenry
Clay.


81 voted for the Tariffs of 1916, 1924, and
1882. 2.'-Hnry Clay.


/" did no, vote for the Tariff Of 1916 and
lS32.'--Heny Clay.


Since 1882. my efforts have been directed 10
the reduction and modification of Traits. -
Henry Clay.


:" supported tho Tariff of 1882. which gren,ly
reduced and modified :hs Tariff of 1928. Hen.
ry Cloy.


mo more revenue should be levied than is ne.
cessary TO an economical administration Of the
government.' .'-Henry Clay.


"Such Tariff rs the wings support, vii, nos.
sess perrntneEcy and stability; a quality far more
essential an important than a Ugh Tariff, pro-
duc'ng dlsS Satisfaction, huc,uation and uncertain.
ty."--Henry C,ay.