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are indispensable TO his progress in bps;n.
lie gets them free Of duty! But does tbo :
mer want salt to put in his bread to pive ., "t al
cattle, or to put on his pork D. He NAV bo us
-ehi yes, he may have it-but he must na'
it tax of one hundred per cent? Does ba pDy y On
iron to point his plough, to mend his axes "Sa
shoe his horses2 He may have it. bpt So. " 10
Clay tariff makes him pay on that aso OD'
hundred per cent =kI These are facts o.S. '
stating them we defy contradiction U


We might go on for hours in showiDo ,b
Gus and oppressive character ofthe pressnt WI
This, then, farmers of North CaroIin. ;" '"'lA
protection which Mr. Clay would ovo " u'


Will you have it2 If you will, vote for iS:| SU|
and shout for his leaders and sub-leader. o.5' I"'
on the badges; and "t1at same old COON ~. p"
has been called by his friends, will thanh w.,
it will tell you that you are honorable ma, ,'0 %
descant upon the Mecklenburg DecIsrationn vii vii
The Benefits of home-market; and tell Won :" "D'
live upon your honor. Still, however, Won "
not forget-for we intend to keep soundnn 4" :.
your ears-that while those whom Mr. CI.S
needs protection, are realizing from f,n'
millions of capital eighty millions of rro6ts '."
who he says need no protection, are daiIv ho:"
ing poorer and poorer-losing every tkinc ~,
gaining nothing.