+ {" There shall arise false Prophets"


The Raleigh Register ofseptember 3OLh, 1874
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Ihe HaIe1gn hegISleT Ul loFpleInOFI OOIH, Io44'
contained the following:


ss.The glorious flag of our noble HARRY is, in
every village and district streaming TO the winds
Young and old-grave and gay-even the gentle
and lovely-are uniting to plead in his hands the
Nations guidance. Indeed loe are per- fectly con.
uinced that nothing but his death 1DiH prepeat
Henry Clay yfrom being oar ne:rt President"


The election has taken place. Henry Clay is
not dead, nor is Henry Clay President-as yet.
When you prophesy again, Mr.. Gales