THE UNaoLY ALLIANCE.
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People of North Carolina, mark what we tell.
you-there is project in motion to betray you
into the hands of England and the abolitionists.
Henry Clay now sees that he cannot be elected
without the abolition vote, and his instruments
Cassius M. Clay, Seward, Giddings, and others
ARE NOW ACTIVELY ENGAGED AT THE NORTH
IN BEGGING FOR THAT VOTE We make the
assertion, and defy proof to the contrary. Look
at John Quincy Adams What is he doing 3
He tells the young men of Boston to prepare for.
the ~ great battle between liberty and slave
ry, 81 and he pronounces the proposition TO an
mex Texas the signal for GA FOREIGN, A
CIVIL, AN INDIAN, AND A SERVILE
WARP Mark the languagel A foreign ao0r+
England is to fight us. A cipI aoGr-The
Northern abolitionists, with Adams and Cassius
NJ. Clay at their head, are to join England A
seruiEe ao0r-our slaves to be melted to Insur
recton, and the knife is to geam IN our faces, ana
drink our blood An Indian 1oGr-England
aided by the Northern abolitionists and our slaves
here, intends again to turn loose the Indians upon
our frontiers, with the hope of accomplishing,
even to our utermost borders, the work OF desola-
ton which is to be commenced in the heart and
vitals of the land


Wbigs of North Carolina-if indeed and in
truth you be whigs-can you enter into this ALI,
ance2 Will you vote for a man who must owe
his election if he succeeds at all, to the votes OF
aboltionists2 Are you willing TO shake hands
with Adams and Giddings, and take to your bo-
SONS those who are plotting against you foreign,
civil, scrvie, and an Indian war2 Pause, we
beseech you