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he assumes an ar of disinterestedness, that his
opinions may have the more weight But be
shall not pass without. being reminded That ne
makes poor figure in attempting to claim for Mr.


CLAY the gratitude of the Sopth for staying the
torrents of blood. which his odious AMERICAN
SYSTEM had nearly caused te-burst forth. Graft
tude to the incendiary who had heaped :up his
conbustiblcsegalnst our ha6tatians, but snatched
the torch from the hand of the despe RADIO who
would have fired them. And we will remind
the Wing party if any of them should so far
forget their rule of blind obedience asIto read
this. that they are claimed as those who were
ready to plunge our country into a civil-war, to
put down Mr., Clay and his. system of revenue i;
and yet have, without any change in his, purposes
become his supporters They who, ten years ago,
denounced this same Henry Clay, as the author
of the United States Bank, an engine OF arlstoc-
ratio corruption and irresponsible ,power--the
American System, an engine. of legal ROBBERY OF
the South, and system of Internal improvements
by the General Government, a still more corrupt
and corrupting influence, intended TO render per-
manent this combination of agents for Southern
spoil and devastation, are now, his supporters J.
And to cap the climax Of absurdity, they bring
forward James Hamilton, who represents himself
as the arm qchich held the uptitted s,oord, ready


to be plunged into the heart of his country because
she had obeyed the councils of Henry Clay, as
their witness to prove the gratitude. due by the
South to their late sworn enemy Is 1t any acO1i-
der that men IN our days tollOao Co0n$ p