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the land, thero Wcro tnos0 VINO, IL lis
threshold, dared TO oppose its progress and TO in
woke the solemn judgment of the country, by the
lights Of experience, TO contemplate its probable
results. When that spirit, too formidable for
reason, had vented itself in excess fgraiitude
and its idol laid hands civil institutions,
there were those who with boldness and frmness,
with exhortaiions and prophecy sent forth the
voice Of patriotic resistance. When persecution
attended their efforts, and when. failing in their
designs, those gallant spirits reaped only tho
whirl wind and storm Of popular frenzy the re-


ward Of their exsrtions, nothing daun,ed by the
oppo.ing force Of numbers, they still clung TO the
pillars Of The Constitution. When this danger
assumed . more formidable shape and the man
tie Of incumbent cast by the people abou,
q meritIess successor, this noble band, relying
moro implicitly than ever upon the ultima te
triumph Of truth, relaxing effort redoubled their
energies. When, At length, the sun had strue-
rled through the darkness, aud meas eyes be.
came opened. and looking about them they ap.
preciated the terrible fuiment Of the prophecies
which 90 solemnly had been uttered-when the
eve rested upon q common wreck Of common in.
seresis and men, fully aroused, .hudderins
from further danger. this noble band. THE Vine
PANTY OF THE coUNrRY-now resting upon the
sure foundation Of popular strength. throwing a


side all personal predictions, scattered private
ambition to tho winds, and reared high above all
the banner Of the country! The acknowledged
leader Of these 6rm patriots wa. HENRY CLAY