9Fcom the Manchester en- H1 Defnocr
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ssss -1si From the Manchester en-. H.) Democrat.


The Hons John NJ Clayton, in his speech al
L ncaster Pennsy ylvania, September s, 1914, said
- do not think 1t possible for any honest imam who
has due respect for his character to avow the be-
lief that Henry Clay is, OF ever, was at any Pc
riod Of his public life, aught but The true the sin
cere the everconsstent friend of the protective po-
Icy" Yet sgodlike" Daniel Webster, who
is now bowling in servitude to the man he despises
proved beyond dispute, in an article wrucn by
him for the Madisonian in 1912, that this same
Henry Clay proposed wholly to abandon the
principle of protection after 1912, which propos


tion was made as a part of the compromise
actl" And, Mr.. John NJ Clayton, Daniel Web
ster comes within the bounds of your sweeping
assertion, and not only declares that Clay aban
doned the protective policy" but he fully sustain


ed himself in the declaration by producing tht
sentence in Mr.. Claws own words Here arr


Mr.. Clays own words, Let John NJ and al


other admirers of Clay's consistency, digest then


ot 8hnir leisure -'-'f