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ers u pass uneHswere1, They gave notice that Oh
Monday evening Messrs Yerger and To:aps;us
would reply totham al the Clay Clu1 House, and
they were especially requested to attend eDd
maintain their cause i tbey could. At the ap-
pointed time there was large assembly Of ia-
dies, Wings aud Loco Focos hut the Whir
speakers had II all To themselves, the anti Tarl


aud Texas orators MT iiadng it convenen: tr
attend. Pass We cn to Saturday evening last,
to Il regular meeting Of the Democratic Asso-
cietjon of Warren County at the Court House,
which was addressed by Jefferson Davis, Esq
one oil The Electors on the Polk Presidential
ticket, and the Aforesaid Col. Saunders. Would
to Heaven evcry American citizen could have
heard The many beautiful illpgs that were said
on this occasion h4 Tariff IS usual vas aSSaiet
as Hstituti0aGl and opPresSire the people OF
the SCulh--Gs -oohlHg them for the benefit of
| Ohgarchy Of Northern manufacturers, aud tax
ing from them the means Of educating their
children, and this lameniable picture Of oppres-
sion and poverty Was drawn by man who works
plantation with over fifty Slaves, aud whose L.
CO. toco brother and peI2hbor owns several thou
sand acres Of land and about 200 OF the pecu-
lar institution and whose wealth (poverty p !
nave heard variousy estimated, frcm S200,U00
to S500,00G This same Polk E!ecto! denoun-
ccd the Tariff of sag as legislative Jraud,
lnasmuch as while 1t was IN TACT Iarlt Tor
Protection, II pIoicssed rs face 10 be Tariff
for Revenue, and thus deprived It's opponents oi
INC power % bringing II before :he Supreme
Court to test its cons.ilu.iona!ity He denounced
clay rs as an enemy, Il traitor u The South, Is
The great champion Of the Tariff system, and
declared that his motive Iu bringing forward the
Com promise Act of 1888 was not to prevent
| 4, han I1jI hu. frl,i
hanging the Tr,G' Great appIause) In re-
gard to Texas, after showing that lis annexation
was necessary TO the perpetuation OF Slavery, he
| darkiy hinte0 that beyond tns question ot An.
| ueSatlcn' lay much deeper question, but wne-
,ner or not ne alluded TO the question OF Disun-
| ION, the reasonable scheme OF Southern Con-
| ederacy OF Slave States, he undoubtedly did,
Ne did not see ilL TO explain, and very prudently
| think. for the time for the development OF that
plot here has not set arrived. His colleague also
poured forth his psitup indignation upon the
| Tariff OF 1912, that bill OF abeulina,ions,'
re termed It, with such an emphasis and feeling
as indicated he wanted language TO express his
deep adherence of ii. He denounced Clay. Ad


ms and Seward as Aboiillonis,s and deadly enc


uies lhe South; and 10 prove that clay was
| reaEt and soul with the Abohtlons,s, lie asserted
That he was Il relative OF Cassius NJ. Clay, lived in
|
same name (cxQuislie logicY and taking in has
hand /. Clay Tribune, he exclaimed, Here is the
Clay Tribune, d Wing paper, edited by that cete
| LrGitd it0Iit,oRist, Horace Greeley, aud pub.
| Usher of The Wing janus Tracts, and then
| ncCeded 20 read a letter from CasSiuS NJ. Clay
| 10 Col J. j. Speed, o. Ithaca n. Y. construng
| It in such ii way as to identity Clay, Seward and
| the Wings with The Abotlonsts. Quite sensa-


non Was produced, even among the unterrlbed,
| by the startling disclosures ot the learned CON-
| mentator and Loco fuco sitting beside me, IN
| he overfowing transports OF his Joy, turned 10
| ne and ezultngly SAID, Yoa Wings have played
nell with yourselves by bringing that Clay Tn
! hune here To keep on thp gouo cause OF pro-


.ressive' Democracy and Texas and the pecu-
| lar iuslilutlun, tic report IS row progressing


among the trulll.oving i,eco-F Foc0s that You nave
two sets oi papers prlnied--onc iur the South and
mother for The NurIh, aud iat ihe bundle COLI
iaiuing that awful letter OF Cassus NJ. Clay
which proves Abolitionism 50 conclusiyely upon
aenry Clay was sent here by miSt0ke! Bah.
y;il stop here. Pm BETA.


Sept. llth.-I have kept this letter open to
saw a word of public discussion last evening
Il, the CLAW Club House between The Hon. Repu-
| dating William NJ. Gwin late United States
Marshal and present Member of Congress from
this State and that able champion OF the Wing
cause, George S. Yerger, Esq. The spacious
.oom was crowded to OVERLOOKING. The 'ster-
ner' and the softer SEX Wing and Loco Foco,
| Jew and Gentle, all came to this grand auto de
| fe Of Polkism in the person of its sponsor and
yicegercnt, DR.. Gwin. The debate was opened
| nv Dr. Gwin and continued until past the witch
iuq hour of midnight. He made furious
assault upon the Protective system aud the Wing
| yaritr of lS42--discoursed con anorc OF the
calling expressions that were suffered by the rco.


,le of the South from those robbers, the Northern
manufacturers, and held up Polk as the Moses


yho was To deliver them from the bondage ol
,heir oppressors and lead them Ia the promised
t,rd some where in the neighborhood Of the III
,iorade of Free Trade. Strange that his audience
should not have been moved even To tears by his
pnthe,ic story OF Southern wrongs, when they re-


lecled that thea tiiicted speak had been
badly oppressed b. Northern manufactures that
ne Yves able 10 pay only $500 for the music alone
1T the grand entertainment given by him TO the
Greatest and Best on the occasion OF h!s visit &c
this city, and to repudiate only some tens o


thousands of dollars of Northern debt, more OIL


ess-precise amount not known. Shame or
such miserable cant about oppression and rob


berry by persons who have souandered fortunes
), folly and eStravagance, much OF 1t the hare
earnings OF that very class OF people who are
thus denounced after they have been robbed o


their bread by shameless, impudent, piratical Re


oudaton, Boldly did Mr. Yerser attack thu


stale. flatrand unprotitable' hrgaboo OF the IN


aunv Nuilitiets of South Carolina, and most tr,


umphautly did he show that the benign policy o


,he Wing Tariff system, like the dews o


Heaven, extended over all, and sustained alike


the manufacturing and agricultural interests .


,he North and the South. the East and the " est


Depend upon II, the Wings oil hliss'ss'pP' WI


make gallant fight IN November, ana II lhel
do not achieve glorious victory over swindlins


Janus. faced Loco Focoism, as the best informed


Wings nave conversed with confidently predict


they will at least ceserve IT,