Amy Changes -.
{"character_count": 1842, "word_count": 329, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9702000021934509], "ccnet_perplexity": [1200.0], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
We have the names OF q large number OF our
most worthy citizens, always hitherto of the OF
posite party, who have avowed their detern,ina-
ton to vote for HENRY CLAY. Some OF them
have been impelled to this step by their convic-
ton that Protective Tariff is essential TO
our National wcll-being others by their abhor-
renee Of the Texas conspiracy and its great OBJ
lect; but there is still another large class who
have bsen driven to this decision by their detes-
talion OF the cruel injustice persisted in by the
maligners of Mr.. Clay in regard to the Ciley
Duel, and their iosthing Of the unparalleled per.
sonal detrac,ion to which the gres. kentuckian
has been subjected. There never before was
nan SO logged through every recess of hisprivate
life; his every impulse perverted, his every word
watched, and If any thing could be made OF it,
distorted to his prejudice and injury. Even
few syllab,es intended to soothe friend in the
deepest agony upon the death of ClleY, have
been blazoned over the land as evidence Of heart,
lessncss and dspravity, and a Birney man in
ONO, falsely pretending to be in principle
Whig,) gsavcly certi6es that Mr.. c. once used the
phrase What the devil do you want ?'' in the
heat OF an excited discussion, as reason why he
ought not to be voted for. The fact that he has
(or had) dissipa.ed son, has been gravely urged
by one adversary as reason for opposing Mr.. C.
and adroiuy used by others as weapon ior as,
sailing him by charges to which he could mako
noreply without tearing open wounds which time
had partially healed. No man was ever before
assaied with such deadly and pcrsevering malg-
nifty before the American People. We have
greatly oye-rated the magnanimity OF our coun-
trymsn if these assaults do not put Mr.. Clay's
vote very far above that of any ether candidate OF
the Mhig ticket.