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Whilst some Of the Locofoco papers In
the'sIaveholding States are denouncing Mr..
Clay as an Abolilionist, the locofoco papers
in the New England States denounce him
still more furiously for his inexorable opp
stion to the schems of the Aboltionis's The
Hartford Times, the principal Van Buren
organ in Connecticut, gives the following
extrac; from an alleged conversation Ct Mr.
Clay, and attempts upon the strength Of it,
to rally the Abolition masses against him ::
"'My dear SIR rejoined Mr.. Clay, while
these are my opinions. conscientiously
formed, am the son of Virginia, q sLaUe
holder IN KsafuckV-


HAND WOULD SUFFER THE
TORTURES OF THE INQUiSITION
BEFORE | WOULD SIGN BILL HAVING
FOR ITS OBJECT THE ABOLITION OF SLAVE
RY IN THE DISTRICT


TOR IN ANY MANNER GIVE
COUNTE NANCE TO THE PRO
JECT"LI


The Italics the small capitals. the large
capitals, and the marks of admiration, are
all given here as they given In the
organ of Connecticut locoloco ism.


[SOuthron.