HENRY EI,.V CLAY.
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 HENRY CLAY.

 THAT SAME OLD COON sioa. Who took an oath 10 support

 astilniion of the United States, and at gPy time he took his seat as Senator, sgofe to the oath, violated it by being the constitutional age

 sTer. That same old coon.

 lesioa. Who delivered a speech in Con

 ia l8ll, saving, We are not empaw- by the constitution 10 renew theschaater s (t5e U4i3ei S.a e51 Bank, and l might rest the -gument:" :"

 swa. That same old coon.

 s;iion. Who lopfonouaced such cofpo-

 "daageraai 10 our it5sftias 2'2

 sgef I hat sane ol3 coon

 stoa Who afterwards reversed his sentiments so as to obtain influence and swef That same old coon!

 esloa Who disregasdcd the popalar Eal the express instru.tioas of his coll |as, i'll voting for John c. Adams sVer Tat same old coon!

 stiol Who blfgaiael to make NJ. Presidential the p,lca oI the Secretary d Sale , swef. That same old coon |ssion. Who received from the people lies tall toldl when a candidate ios the |eacY iA 1921?

 sver. That same old coon! eslion. Who received bnt 49 votes a candidate in 1852

 swer That same old coon,

 ssliou. Who strove lthouIh unsuccess-

 oobain the Whig nomination i'll 1856: sger. That same old econ esiion. Who was rejected by the Whig Eenton as candidate in l8l02 swer. That same old coon!

 etioa. Who tried, and still seeks, to

 accidental majority pass law beyond ower of a veto :

 'wer. That same old coon

 'tion. Who concerted the Compromise

 Id afterwards abandoned it?

 swer. That same old coon!

 esion. Who said-"Cary out the orhe Compromise Act. Look to rev alone for the support of government. oialse the question of Protection, which hoped had been put to rest. Tacre IS Rcsssily of protec'ioa for protection 2o |3wef That same old coon!i |esllon. Who used his influence, and leded, to defeat the "anli-pipelaying" Oy which all the Presidential elections

 take place on the same day |s3er, That same old coonl

 @qon. Who is the leader of the party faV9nng to sabsi.lize the States and des- 'aelr independence and soyereignty2 |sweF. That same old coon! |e'aoa, Who inciled and promoted the winch ended in the death ol the Hon. |iaaa CileY, |SEer That same oil cnon [[l'siIon. Who was in he habit, in the Ff n pubic debate, ef comparing the |s < oi lhe Uallel States, with his black clarIes i? |assef. That same oil coonl (sslloa. Who received from the Hen. F., |s Buchanan a whitening rebuke and |ru casilgation for his insolence in call ~. 'neflcm citizens Charley boys3" |', |nWef. That same old coon tt'ssNeh Who was master mason and K plelends 't to be opposed to masonry, to

 pe votes of ant-masons

 ssers That same old coonl %'l9n, Who has been on both sides [sg great national question for forty 'n 'sper That same old coon! 'ass'lon. t. Who is too old and too domi- rS Ia', 'ooe safely entrusted with executive n rswer. That same old coon! Se Sesnon. Who has twice been rejected ae people rss.' ns@ef' That same old coonl J1'lon, Who will be third, and last as ,aos' lngloriously defeated S"ef' That same old coon

 Psaasyf0aRiaa. bo IT oLD MOTHER ENGLAND. ada seaeTal af !, prints are beginning to make ,o' 'e ol their British instincts. " old POrilana G,..ta.