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oath. He entered the Senate of the United States
when he was only twenty-nine years and i've
months DID, when the constitution provides that
no man shall be member of that body bef5re ne
is thirty. In 1925 when he became Secretary oi
State, he also took the following oath - Sc


81, HENRY CLAY, do sotgniHLg slOedr thai
I aciH support the Constitu:ion Of the United
States. so HELP ME- GOD"


Yet in violation of the constitution which pro-
vides that no man shall be called to account tor
words spoken in either House Of Congress in de
bate, he challenged and attempted to murder John
RandoIphe who Indignantly refused to take ms
craven life when in his power


10. " Thou shalt not e0uet thy nelghboT'
goods" What sense of honor can possess the
man who will rise from gambling table with
$4,000 Of his neighbor's money, taken in one
nights sitiing2 That man was Henry Clay. L
is notorious that he is an UNSCRUPUEOUS
GAMBLER. Not for the mere excitement o
the game-not for the amusement does he fire.
quent the card-table-but because he coUetS hi
meighbor's goods.


The above facts will seem exaggerated; they
almost surpassbelief; and yet they are literarally
FACTS. We challenge contradiction. We dGr
any Wing to deny them. They compose sue
cnct biography of the man who presumes to as
pire to the chief magistracy Of the United States
Shall he be successful2 What Henry Clay
the profaner of the name of God, the Sabbatt
breaker, the duelist, the perjurer, the gambler
Forbid it Heaven Forbid it martyrs, fallen il
the struggle for the Liberty thus endangered ]
will not it cannot bel So dire caiamity W,
pray NAV never visit the American people.