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the same thing. The soutber.

 echoed it. The compromise bro, pfes ties down to 20 per cent ad Ouga' So al this is the tariff MT. Clay told ,ba bhai0'sa the south he wanted. But wha, s = peoPpt| bodiment in August, 1844. Hs,s '!o e. said in letter dated on the 22d of f, ~ n sia as read by John M. Clayton at '1a' S ae Virginia laacs

 The circumstances which Tod

 tended the enactment of the co a e| may be curious and interesting as 0np'oa a history; but im respect to tue 2 nog.i ay 'ualea lection, the great practical a5sosyye y 9 ton is, shaH Me tarif of ls42 y',ss 5e nss, \ or repealed tue question is 10 be rss'1 sa November neat. I HAVE REpE ,@a. sOlsl EXPRESSED MY OPINION iINre0lll nNr t0ll OCALLY IN FAVOR OF ITn

 Here IS consistency for youl |, ! MT. Clay was dead set for the comn.. ,a

 in l644 he Is unequivocally in fpi0al favaa 2 tariff of ls42-a tariff more prohb;,a.a' a any we have ever had, in many imn"y iOly spects, and as unlike the comprom.. pS''a' any two measures could possibly ,' bs a z downright inconsistency would be s ,ns were it not for its wickedness. [, '.l asss human nature in an aspect at once d;ss s.a9 and revolting, and would annibilats sS " the worshipped idol of forsworn D.. %

 We might show up the embodvmssnmss'. sms' CT respects equally humiliating, but s,n' ~s What of his prospects he does not run nV' | sell, his friend Cassius M. Clay and 0s will ruin for him. VI