HENRY CLAY AND THEODORE FRELINGHUYsEN,


The Nations Cioice.
MILLARD FILLMORE AND SAM'L J. WILKIN.
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Protection American Labor, Anencen Industry, and Amer


lean Enterprize.


OF Fourteenth ~ ard.-Every individual IN tls
and the Flag OF Freedom-wins ;es; American Manu-
factues Foreign Pauper Lnb2 and dsious OF eeys
ting 1lnn-the Champion Of thar PoIy which serves 10 ed
the Workinrnal-i. e. HENRY CLAY. of kentucky-
The - Boy Of the StsSkes-s requested 10 meet al the
on Wednesday, the Srh inst 81 O'Clock, A NJ Badge.
vii! be delivered who JOIN procession A b1nG oil
MUSIC is engaged The Henty Clay Club OF this Ward. The
Hanover Association. The Junior Henry Clay C!qe and oil
Others who intend Joining procession with the Wac are
respectfully invited on IN procession the above occasion.
The General Arrangements Will De under the superniendence
of The Marshall and hs AID who will give s necessary drec-
tors JOHN SNECkER, Chairman


of the Ward Committee.


JOHN 7. ALLEN, Chairman


18th Ward Henry Clay Club.


AARON. c. Burr. Ma:shsl,


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