PROSPECTUS OF
THE CONSTTTUTIONAIST
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win state my opinions briefly and sxpl cit =, so
MS not to be misunderstood by any on who may be
disposed TO patFOnizc me al the commpncement:
love and am in favor of the CONSTITUTION as il
is, and the Union as ii is.


For the next President Of ths Unised States.
prefer tie HoN. HENRY CLAY, of Kentuc y. "a
any other lcun, and will advocate his sIeetion,
honestly, with NJ, my night. His politieat opt,.-
IONS are well known t. esely American citizen who
isacquainted with the history Of his rousrY; he has
always been open, honest, and fearless IN auvcca-
ting theDi be has never shufied, iruckled twlsssd
or turned to gain popularity, and do not believe
he ever will: he has always been heart, sou, mind
and body for his counlry--kis todole e0aalsry.
have the plesumptionto to differ win him il one or
two minor points, and of those | shall speak Us
please wheneper may think proper, wiIhout hesit-
alton nnd being open % conviction, viii correct my
error when convinced of i.


] am IN favor Of d UNITED STATES BA3K, and /
do not want better one than that established III
1891, Immediately after the adoption of the Cons.
titution, and approved Of By the ther Of his conn
try, Gsorge Washington, lthe greatest and best
mn that ever lived, and whose memory almost
wership:l am convinced that such Bank soas
ana Is constitutional; and that Il Is no longer de.
batabls subject, We must have more currency than


