MIR. Enos Cooper"
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The profigate demagogue comes forward and
makes direct and unqualified appeal for popular
support! He says g The question is now de-
pending before the American people sohether the
doctrines of free trade fair protection 10 Anseri-
can industry, shall prerail." Is that the true is
sue2 Does not Mr. Clay k1ooao that Col. Polk
and the democracy are not infavor of Free Trade,
but of revenue tariff? Let another untruth be
added to the long, black catalogue of falsehoods
which he has told within the last twelve months.
Again he says: "should the opposite party pre-
vail, we may bid adIeu to national prosperity"
In other words, If l. Henry Clay, am not elected,
tie nation a0iU be raiaed! How modest! How
unlike an electioncerer?


And yet this is the same Henry Clay who
brought forward the Compromise Act; who pledg-
ed himself repeatedly to abide the provisions of
that act; and who drew clause, designed to be
inserted in it, qelich aJandone6 entirely the doc
trine of protection! Never before was this coun-
try cursed with so aithless and corrupt states
man