VOL.  1.] 


SPRINGFIELD,  ILLiNOIS.  JUL^  15,  1844. 


[NO.  9. 


Terms  of  llic  Olive  Orniieli, 

•rm*  PAPER  WILL  Bl:*Pl<BLISHED  FROM  Tl 
FIRST  OF  APRIL  TO  THE  CLOSE  OF  THi 
PRESIDENTIAL  CONTEST,  (NOVKUDER,) 

for  25  (Tills, 

StlFAI-J  W An»M.VCB,-A<IJr»M  ROBERT  IRWl 
SPRINGFIELD,  ILLINOIS. 


The  State  Register  in  18-10;  its 
- prophecicjs ; its  lies  ; auil  the  sub- 
Isetjnonl  confessions  of  llie  culprit. 

Wc.  pttMire 

(N;  (l)«  purputu  unK',  m it«  bolicvs,  at 
aQiiiiaiiiiflj  ,lhfjr  nactn,laii>  , inllni  Sinti , «nil 
itKaebj-  rciiininj  iho  1‘ul‘lie  P.  inlln^.lic., 

iiilcnipltnif  by  n ajiirm  uf  r.-ckleaf  lnnES>>ig. 
10  suite  thrir  party  believe  thtii  ihi-ns  real/y  i> 
aoiaoshance  cor  ihc  e|.  cii.mof  Pnlk  noil  Uallai 
A«von]iugl^  in  ihai  p ij>.  r oi  27ili  nli.,  ic,.  June  a 
frtad  floiirith  over  aaiugla  t <rii  vlt-r|ian  in  ihe 

-n  ilicir  (ivor  nf  ex  icily  10  voi.-i;!  Al>».  niinih. 
«v  hnfaniole  »t  peioh.wirit,  Maaiiip  .'IF  ainUr 
>ta  hand  of  ■•eAon.v  I"  “olaiife.'.'''  -vAance 
la  lahiob  KF.N  rt>l.'Ky  la  clainied  M likely  lu 
(6  fur  Pulltl 

rN'o»'.  fur  Ihc  porpoae  i f enablinj  llie  publio  lu 
place  a jufi  eaiinaio  upon  ih'ir  prr«ul,  and  il.cir 
lorthcnminp  bregylnj;— lu  .I.mw  ilie  imnJerfal  ' 
poweraof  llie  c-liiors  iii,/bre'el«ne  e,mia»  ereir/«.  j 
add  InJf  lellwiy  p^tt  nne>,  we  giro  i 

te4r  IBIII,  iben  eiliied  b<  ihe  aine  ni< 

We  do  not  preii  aJ  lo  ^iva  the  ivho.o  ol 
clea  from  whieb  w«  miike  iKc  rxirncii 
New  York. 

" IXORTTHE  rorff'.f  NEW 


l*ARTl(i8  ANTTOIl’ATKD  vlewrTiry'I).r-»iill,  Ilf  whioli  II  olnlojeil  all  liio 

°-/|8lBleain  iliriiinion  rtt  Van  Puren,  bin  al* 
^Louieia'im.  ” ' MRMttbuaelia.Vorinunl,  U.  lalami,  Cci® 


"globioun  news  prom  Lou- 
isiana. ThK  FIRST  OlIN-  In' 
^1,  TfiB  nKMOdAi.V  UAVK\ 
KWKPT  THU  UTATK  I.IKK  A\ 
/tf44rL’/MZ  •I'Oil-FA'.lf,  - 


orai  filea. 


liaiiifniiil  Miclilgan,  Imvii'g  juai 


Nonh  Coriilins.  I* 

SJO— ' NOIITII  f\noI.I\.V,  r^.re'l 

l^ynT.1  liOUBT^r  TIIK  ST.lTK\t, 
GOINU  FOli  Mt.  Pan  U.tin  m AV  ] ^ 


Ji  On  (he  Sill  Jniiy,l8ID,  lliL- aaine  paper  claim- 
;lie  eil  every  aouihern  Slate,  are  auro  ni  \(d  nsninai 
'*^|tion.  Unrriauo.  *t'hlalnal  clnim  incluiled  Lou. 
aihiia,  ofcourap,  being  uno  of  llio  I'a  before  nl- 
iiicil  lu  Marrl-on,  mill  conatqiior.ily,  left  liini 
ji  fiYO  Slalca-a'aiSC  ulvcioral  voiea. 

Un  llie  Oih  of  (Viobur  18(0,  tho  Reglalar  meile 
Mninp.  ] anulhof  rallmaie,  olnlmin  j !2  Slalci  wiih  1511 

TjPR'r.ffv'7-f")l‘ ^ 

'rimy  l OMt'"  it  IA  A'o- i “fl"''*  SOmolo  vol«a,  01  alaiuliog  "a  bailor 

PEMBKK.  II'N  f'-IjV  <HVt'  Firm  . cliiiiicon  lo  oti  fur  Vnti  llion  niralnai  liijn, mill  in* 
IV/Ad/l  Micmgnn.  min.hcr  of  iho 

Dclaivaro.  laij  Ciat  allimeil  I'o  lliirriaon,  6u  iliai  nt  one 

"nEI.,\WAKB.  a/.ORIOUS  Til'-  lime  anil  nnoiliBi,  ilnriiiij  ihui  conio't.  ilir  Ri-gi-i- 

STaIf  /a  ' '•’n  ""  ■" 

/•r  .(fr.  Pin  0U.CI." Uil.uax.  * | nation  hu(  fdur,^i'|al  four  being  Maaiachaaciia, 

New  VnrV.  N.  lUiripaliiro  and  Mjaatcliuseuia.  Rhode  lalnnil._C.'nnccUaiit  and  Vctinoni,  having 
MarA  i7.  idtO.—B,  nm  I . »i  Kaeiera  mail  wd  rec  iveo  I ijat  33,cleolnrval  Voieall  Anil  even  from  one 
Op'^TH^rMVERT  «lh  March. 

OOMBlNKIi  FKUKK  U.  A N I)  AB- I ihe  ciliiufo bnd  recaiveil  ihe  •■gmlilying  tiilelli- 
OI.ITION  P.\R1  VINTHK -HUINU  oa  ihev  aaid.  “of  iho  o/arihrow  of  ilm 

El.UGTTONS  JN  NKW  VURK  NKW  * 

H.AMP3HIKE  AND  M.IS'AOHII-  cocubSnod  fc'ieml  and  oholmuii  pally  lonietn... 
SKTT".  7^><  eain  la  ik<  Oi”<aertnt  Nuw  cuntaai  ihn  iTUh  lha  aciunl  cciull,  aa  li 


9 fullotv*  I 


New  York,  Ohio  anil  Micliiean. 
_-GRKAT  AND  GI.IIKIOIIR 


fjnprcm  onJ  V|fj;iniB. 


Wtii't  Member*  u 


VDRK  AQJIMST  Mr 


GJf*f  OpjnooO  VOTES  V 

Ki-niuckv- 

W-— WR  HAVE  .VO  IIESITATIOX 
Uftferr.  IX  yETTI.Vli  /)  O II' N 


ill  "nf.’  ' IfAIIE'lT^'u 

COUtE  OUT  .10.A/,y.vr  Om. 

HO  — •KaSTOCKv’KLfeOTION.  Th. 

nlhioorhlh'  Wbif  p»p«r«  ~ 
il  li  KVIDBNT 

rr  ■■ 


Geor^iik  find  Kentucky, 

UO.— lo  Ibe  ptp»  of  Ihia  da'c.i'olqaiK,  Mem 
WicUilf.  i>  rKea-iieky,  ala  elatmed  (o  beve 
luntdfor  Van  Bireo. 

Uhio  and  .Maryland. 

M lRVI..b  Vn,  wtl— *ThaFld«r” 

HDdVkXFKUTKI)  TO  hL\r  F’RO.M 
B0TH8TATKS  '• 

TenneeeeB,  South  Cbrolina  end  Georgii— 
Conncciiciit  and  Kliodo  leland. 

1, 1B4D  — " We  hctiere  ihe  djfrrrol  Sialea  will 
be  fuiiad  in  Notemhrr 


Tliey  (Ibe  e'liintt)  claimed  32  Siniee, 
ami  ilioy  I'ni  7 

They  cl  iimed  3UI  alecinrti  voiei, 
am]  ihey  gel  GO 

They  cUinie.l  i’E?»J8VLVAKIA, 

nnd  they  loai  ll  hy  353 

They  claimed  WAfNK, 

and  they  lupl  il  by  41 1 

They  claimed  DELAWARE, 

nnil  they  lui)i(  by  1,003 

I'hey  clalmtd  M1L.HK7AN, 

an  l iheyloii  il  by  1.803 

They  claimed  NHJV  JERSEY, 

a-iil  Iheyl-a.ili  by  2.317 

They  elaimvd  MISSISSIPPI, 

and  they  li.t|i(hy  2,5-13 

They  claimed  L^’t^piANA, 

ynU  (boy  lirAiciLv  3, 680 

*fbay  claimed  MaBi 

ly  claimed  GEllmillA, 

and  they  loa4u  hy  8,331 

They  claimej  TENN  ESSEE, 

aad  Ihey  loaf  li  by  I..I02 

They  claimed  N . CAROLINA, 


vote  inr  iho  fri-o  iladp  omulidnlca  They  go  lor 
Clay,  Krcllnghiiyaen  nnil  ibo  Tiiriff— na  all  man 
will  ivhn  uiidurainnd  anil  viilua  ilieir  ituu  iniei' 
eaia.  P’i’g  and  bluilir  ii  t'le  gome  of  Uu  Polk 
and  Dallai  pirrlyr  I/irong/iouI  Me  C'/U.ifry.  Il  u 
Ihr  ntriil  i^mpfum  aj  (ce^ncar.— Aeirnr/c  Ado. 

A few  n-eeka  ngu  10  Locrilocoa  of  Kichle  cano- 
( v.  Viiaiiiin,  canin  oul  anil  opaiily  enrolled  Ibem* 
aelvea  lu  lliu  Whig  ranks. 

, Tito  Locofocoa  jnl/ioij  ilie  Now  Albany  Clay 
Club  nl  111  laa(  meuiiiiy  on  the  avenipg  of  ilie  2lai. 
Uno  of  Itieiii  Mr.  Deere,  eat  forihlna  forcible 
epeech,  liti  reniona  for  nbnndoDing  bia  parly. 

Thu  Cl'iy  Club  a(  Cbarleeion,  Indiniin,  rvaa  niao 
join'll  by  liro  Lncafur.ua  ni  III  Inal  mealing. 

'J'lio  cey  ia  lull  Ihej  cornel  Every  ila^  brlugi 

loon  p.ieir  ia  in  a alaie  of  iliieululion  In  addi- 
dun  lu  llie  rigna  and  nnu  na  lierolulora  given,  we 
record  ilia  (liu  IwUuiving: 

Tho  Coiit-aaeo  (Michigan)  Di-.aiocrai.  Inihorio 
r.iino,  haa  ti'fuaed  lo  anpport  I’oik  ninl  TvXaa,  and 
hoi  come  out  Inl.I'Lir  rnnl  Iho  Tioirv. 

The  anene  n jmhor  of  liie  Jo-irnni  enninine  iho 
rrrniHUiUn  of  Jaa  NnaacBliv,  of  I.-igan  C.-unly. 
wlio  baa  cuuia  out  from  ihu  ‘-foul  iijiiy,''  and  ia 

The  DciyloB  Juurtnl.  fecoivod  yoaicrday,  eon- 
inina  llio  reniinriailon  of  Wu.  McCtnir,  Jacob 
Waoubr,  IIk  vnv  .M.  Guud,  nnd  It.  D.  Ei.lxi55.bU 
of  Mniiigo-r.ory  eouniy,  who  p»afor  Cl«t  and  ibe 
Itiiiird  Slaiek,  lo  PoLXniiil  T-'saa. 

\V«  liearcifai-vonlBBn  ohnogea,  ihe  right  way. 
in  ihc  aoiilhi-rn  jinri  of  Wbireii  cDCnly;  anil  a 
highly  iiilliieneinl  Demoemi,  from  ihn  nuribero 
pan  of  the  eime  rounly,  lulU  ui  a fowilnva  iiuce, 
ihal  he  and  Ida  Domncrniic  nrighbora  hra  reaolv- 

\Vn  1 arn  f'um  iho  Chr.inicleof  tail  evening, 
ihm  Mr.  Sui.vo,  a member  nl  ihe  Virginia,  Sau- 
me,  from  iho  c-iunlleaof  Unfrlaoo,  M’oi>d,8tc.,ap- 
pcore  in  ihe  C'A’k--ha'g  Uazaue  with  a leiiei  lo 

tivra  bia  reaaona  why  hecannoi  aopporl  Mr.  Polli. 
null  why  he  will  lUppoil  Mr,  Clay. 

Mr.  Shinn'a  ncreaaion  la  the  whiga  Is  valoable. 


brenuae  bo  hna  loSuence  with  Ihe  people. 

A eehilemaD  from  Virginia  informa  lit  ihAt  aii- 
•een  Loco  focot  jnined  Iho  Whig  Club  at  Pnr- 
keraburg  ihe  u^hee  <!  ly.— On.  Gai. 

"THE  WORK  GOBS  RIIAVELY  ON." 

The  Ellon  (U.)  RegUler  cooiaiaa  annccOBDI 
aaplriied  Wliiir  raeeiiog  which  wna  held 
ihnl  lawn  on  the  I8ih  inai.  The  meeiio^waaad- 


Smie,  he  com  go  fur  ‘-Polli  and  ihe  Bfiliih  larUT  ' 
Oeo.  Waoiii  Tbommow  (formerly  member  ol 
Congreea  from  Bomb  Cniollna  and  reeenily  Mic- 
ialer  10  iMexico.)  being  in  Albany  (N.  Y.)waa  iya 
Tiled  In  uiirnd  a whl;  meeliiig  un  Friday  nigbt. 
which  he  did.  Tho  Alliany  Evening  Jonmnl  aaya 
1 u.i! j - --uig  apeech  to  iha  meeitng. 


JFc.alicd,  Thill  the  nomination  of  Ci.,v  nnd 
wom.jJn 


ber«  Ilf  ihe  i.lil  ' nii  Buren  Imriy  ill  ihii  cliy,  IlHta 


thk  olive  branch. 


luv.'' 


rORFRESIDSKT,  . 

HENRY  CRAY,  ot  Kentucky. 

FOR  V[0K  PRESIDENT.. 

Theodore  Frclitij;hiivscn,of  N.  Jersey 


S«aMori&l  Elacton—S.  I.IRI.K  SMITH. 

AllUAHAM  LINCOLN. 
Di»u  RIeciora— l9i.Jt>SEPH  GILLESPIE, 
2A.  EDWIN  Tl.  WEBB. 

Sd.  U.  F.  LINDER, 

4ih.  J.  J.  BROWN, 

6ih  A.  WILLIAMS. 

6ih.  MARTIN  P.  SWEET. 
7lh.  WILLIAM  UROWN. 


Pv  Rrf>r«*4Dii 


y Con^rMt  far  i 


9 Seaenib 


u^n  hit  own  premtiN  ihal  ha 
would  Mnd  Ihe  pliifot  Tcmnanl  of  ourV|itcie 
currency  to  ruroign  Inodi  lor  (ho  purchnaa 
of  arlictei  which  wo  ought  (o  manuractura  ; 

•that  ha  would  atlpfMrt  lha  paupur  pnpula* 

>n  of  Europe,  in  prero(onca  to  lha  skill  and 
ingsDuUy  of  our  free  born  cilitoni  (hat 
favor  of  apprnprialinni  by  Iho 
GunarnI  Uovoromant  fur  the  improvomanl 
or  the  navigation  of-  thoto  noble  and 
gigantic  river*,  by  whiQh  our  Siaio  i<  lar- 
rouiidcd  i— that  lie  would  noliuc^voadol- 
arnranneroof  land  for  iho  complolion  ot 
[ha  Cumberland  road  or  bur  Canal,  wliich 
iro  calculatod  loineroosotho  current  of  om> 
igralion  end  of  trade  (o  our  Slate,  and  to  u- 
iiile  OUT  commorcinl  rcUlion*  with  those  of 
:ho  whole  oatlorn  acctiaa  of  our  eounlry 
ihai,  though  wo  arc  burihoned  with  dohe,  with- 
out means  nt  homo,  nr  credit  abroad,  ho  would 
permit  llio  vast  public  domain,  which  lies 
within  our  territory,  to  be  tqiinndarcd  by 
tlio  reckless  eitravagnnco  of  unprincipled 
uffice-holtor*.  without  claiming  ,ono  cc 
(ho  thousiindi  to  which  we  iro  justly 
(led  lha'  ho  would  oppoio  the  circulation 
sound  heolihj  currency,  abundantly 
fuHieiem  lolransaclilie  immanio  butincs*  of 

esiended  eommcrca.'ui-lho  pIsco  of  a ''“"‘’Mho  faith  and  iho  creditor 
rnnagro  supply  of  a fluctuating  irredecmnblo  i “PI’®®**  Burdened 


Springfield,  Ills.,  July  15,  18-M. 


Fellow  Winos  of  Illinois 

Arouse  I awake!  shake  off  the  apathy 
lb  which  yoo  are  al  imboring.  Throw 
the  listless  inactivity  in  which  you  have 
repoeing.  Duekla  on  your  armor.  The  hour 
of  battle  is  at  hand.  The  enemy 
protching.  Marshal  all  your  forces.  Array 
ail  your  sircagih.  Charge  homo  upon  them, 
aod  the  viclorr  will  be  ours  I 
Cab  you  bo  inscosibla  to  your  inlerestsl— 
Will  you  permit  your  cobsiiutiobal  privileges 
to  be  wrested  frem  you  without  a sirugglet 
Can  you  calmly  witness  your  well  tried  ond 
faithful  servants,  in  whom  for  years, 
haro  reposed  your  confideoeo,  ignomioiously 
thrust  tsidef  Can  you  behold  men,  but  re- 
cently in  the  fi^d  of  politics,  who  have  aev- 
er  acbinvVd  any^reat  pur, lie  meabura  ; — 

whose  political  history  is  yol  undeveloped, 
or  so  far  a*  is  known,  is  clearly  characiorizod 
by  duplicity  and  the  most  unrelenting  hoslil 
iiy  to  your  dearest*  iolorosis — can  you  behold 
them  elevated  to  Ihe  highest  stations  of  voui 
government,  to  exercise  a eonirollin*  iiidu 
eoce  over  its  destinies,  without  hiring  youi 
arms  for  the  coatesl,  and  balding  valiaiklly 
10  your  country's  causo* 

Behold.lhe  cbosea  loaders  eftho  two  great 
parties  of  our  land.  HENRY  CLAY  and 
JAMES  K.  POLK.  Let  every 
once  decide  around  whoso  sianJurd 
raily.  Let  no  craven  heart  flindi 
crisis  of  our  country’s  fslo.  Lot  every  hon- 
est citizen  boldly  declare  whether  he  is  ii 
favor  of  Proioeiion  fur  our  Maiiurecluro* 
of  a Market  for  (he  productions  of  our  soil 
of  iho  Iinproicmcnl  of  our  rivers,  llio  great 
highway*  of  our  commerce  ; of  rrcoiviiig 
O'jr  share  of  the  proceeds  of  the  sale* 
public  lands,  to  'clievo  us  fmm  the  emir- 
mous  pressure  of  our  pecuniary  embarrass 
niMiLs  ; of  pnssessiog  an  abundant  supply  of 
a sound  and  healthy  currency  ; nf  iho  pros- 
ocvalio.i  and  perpetuity  of  our  lostilutions. 
If  so,  then  lul  him  iduniify  himself  with  the 
mighty  hosts  of  patriots  and  etnlosmcii,  that 
follow  the  victorious  baimcr  of  Hukuy  Clav 
Let  him  give  by  Ids  proacncv.  Ins  caaniide, 
bii  vuice  and  Ins  cflbrls  un  additional  impulse 
(othe  annnalcd  onset.  Let  linn  swoll  (he 
ibiuls  of  a glorious  triumph.  But  ab 
hi  him  enjoy  the  proud  coiisciousneis,  when 
h t beholds  our  free  i(ialilu(i''tw  eiivelojied^i 
grindeur  and  glory,  maintainiag  a dignified 
siperuinty  above  the  powers  of  (he  world, 
t'lU  It  wa*  by  Ills  assistance,  and  througli 
hiA  lusirumenlalily.  that  our  country  ae<|uir- 
ola  rreiiduni  (bat  has  the  ability  to  govorn 
anJ  Iho  wisdom  to  guide  lior  to  nn  exalted 
pro  emincncc  povor  before  attained. 

Rut  if  Hint  map,  and  Heaven  forbid  it 
•f  he  can  be  to  lost  I , his  individual  inter 
es'4  as  to  subscribe  to  llio  d'Klrloea  of  ou 
uppinonts,  still  let  hii/i  dr  it  miiifully  Lo 
him  boldly  du:lare  that  ho  is  ia  favor  a 
P'uslraling  tlio  minufacturiiij  interests  of 
o'jf  linl,  by  the  baiioful  oporclion  of  the 
free  trid>  systom  Initial  he,  wuuld  destroy 
a Home  Market  for  iho  leoioing  productioos 
of  o-jr  fertile  soil,  nod  permit  them  lo  wisto 


the  Southern  Nulliliers,  the  avowed  traitors  j the  means  of  relief  from  it*  pros*, 

and  the  elrnnuoussdvocitei  of  lhodiFuoion‘“'“'  Whodooe  not  see  to  iho  procoi.'Js  of 
of  our  glorious  fnbrie.  in  supiwting  James'*'"*  Iho  public  lands  a fund,  lo 

K.  Polk,  orreonotsoe.w.ho  frois  ,ro.'o  polj.  | •'‘'‘'o  )" 

ticiao.-lho  enemy  of  a prolceiive  InrifT,— miterially 
iho  unrelenting  opponom  of  the  distribution  *"*  our  depressed  condition! 

of  Iho  proceeds  oltho  lalcj  o|  public  inndsj.  n®'  satisfied 

the  implacable  foe  of  a National  Bank,  and  ! "'"*'''"8  «hich 

ofaayslemof  Iittprovemenis,  which  t*  iho  content  with  breaking 

'pride  and  boast  ofcrcry  civilized  land.  ''’“"'‘faclure*  and  doilroying  ou  ' 

Fabmeesof  lu-iNo.,’  Woappeal  toyou.l"’"‘‘*‘'*““'''  u.  our  purr 

C.in  you  vole  for  those  m'eu  whose  principle*  1 us  of  the  bencfiie  o 

e opposed  to  your  inteJislA?  Yoor  ..bjucl 
to  secure  a mirkel  for  your  produce.  Bui 
our  manufacluro*  are  destroyed,  theme, 
ehanic  must  commoDca  t|io  pursuit  of  agri. 


Illinois, ->wa  now  appeal.  To  you  who  arc 

in  favor  of  (ho  oxlonsion  and  complotlon  of 
iho  Cumborlnnd  road,  who  know  it  wojjJd 
iqcrcnso  Iho  lido  of  emigration  lo  our  Sinlo, 
poopio  our  vast  prsirios,  inoroaso  llio  value 
r lauds,  and  givo  an  impniu*  to  trade, ~ 
ppoal.  Wo  toll  yoj  (lint  Jamns  K. 
Polk  is  opposed  to  all  of  thoso  imp  rovomonis, 
and  that  weroho  Prosldonl  and  lo  carry 
Ihu  priiiuiplos  which  ho  profossus,  ho  would 
promptly  veto  any  bill  that  should  appropri- 
ilo  n linglo  doll.ir  for  tboir  lionofit. 
ipoochos,  his  volos,  Iws  roioluiions  hovo 
boon  opposod  to  thoso  inleresis.and  wo  wuuld 
nnll  liouost  cnndor,  how  cot 
fur  n candidnio  or  his  pirty.  who  is  ihoir 
uoadly  cnemyt  Ou  tlio  other  hand,  HEN  RY 
CLAY  has  over  boon  Ihoir  zoalous  advocate, 
His  toal,  Ills  (nlonls,  and  his  maichlos*  ulo- 
quonco.hnvo  all  boon  onllstod  in  Ihoir  boholf. 
In  a system  of  improvomonis  OKtonding 
throughout  Iho  whole  land,  bis^libornl  and 
expansive  mind  beholds  tlio  chnniiol*  of  n 
nalion's  wonllh,  and  bonds  enduring  ns  li 
itsolf,  and  csmi’nliog  our  Union  logoihor 
indisiolublo  tics. 


To  those  who  havo  i 


regard  for  iho 
Stale, 
woaro 


H.nk  tiro, .l.lioni-lk.lta. Ill  io»l  "''"'I"'*  "o'  '“■’li  -".ioo.ly 


eulluro  ; a host  ofcompotilors  at  oncoarito 
around  you  ; the  demanb  for  vour  produc- 
lions  is  gone, and  ihov  ldu^waslu  upon  your 

hands.  But  If  thw  iH^Kcluring  iaiervM  it 

proteciod  and  suitain^^B'*  7-ur  mids*.  {ho 
demand  lor  your  produfions  is  incioascd— 
their  price  IS  enhanced  ■articles  which  you  | 
never  before  could  soll.srp  at  onco  oxclinngoJ 


hodacu  and  h.ipeless  misery 
I procnedi  of  Ihe  public  lands  belong 
right  ; and  when  our  circumstances 
periously  demand  that  wo  should  jmssess  all 
our  mt.ins  in  extricate  ourselves  from 
•mbarrnsiments,  and  Iho  Imputation  ef 
faith  and  dish.inotly,  surely  ooeaodid  ir 
will  comoi^mil  its 'honor,  by  suslaiaing  a 
mm  who  it  ploitged  to  withhold  our  birth 
ight. 

IJul  lo  you  who  have  still  a desire  for  Iho 


slOD  of  tho  Inpeoding  estamlly,  hi*  power- 
ful  oloqiisiico  soothed  (hn  turbulent  elomoote 
of  contonding  faetionii  and  under  hie  guid- 
ance our  gsllont  iliip  of  Siaio  emoiged  >i» 
ufoiy  from  the  storm.  And  when  the  dark 
r.loudaof  nullification  raged  in  fearful  vie- 
lonco  arouqd  her,  threatening  momcBiarv 
deitruelion,  ho  aenmed  tho  presiding  geniwi 
of  Iho  icmpoKl;  he  exiondod  tho  olive  branch 
of  peace,  and  at  tho  anuiids  of  his  persui- 
siec,  ovon  Icoaaon  stoid  abashed.— 
has  ho  envod  the  Republic  upng  the 
verge  of  dissululiun.  And  now  when  irai- 
tors  again  appear,  tod  under  ihe  pieicjt  of 
consiiluiluual  privileges  unfold  their  Iretch- 
dcsigiie,~whcD  conspiracy  stalk*  a- 
btoad  at  nnon-day,  and  doliberaioly  dieel«^ 
purposus,  we  need  a tried  and  faith- 
ful servant,  a head  of  wisdom  noil  o heart 
of  flic,  one  in«whom  we  can  repose  (ho  ot- 
confidence,  and  under  whose  gaidDDo 
wn  can  march  on  to  victory. 

Fsllow  Citizens  : —Such  a man  is  HEN- 
RY CLAY.  Dcposiie  for  him  your  vole*.— 
elect  him  yuDf  Presidept.-and  treison  will 
hide  its  hcod.— Conspiracy  will  shun  the 
glare  of  dsy,  if  nut  dieliuil  Ibo  shades  of 
night.  The  impeuding  danger  will  be  avert- 
ed and  Ibe  Republic  thrice  eaved, 

Como  then  lo  tho  polls.  Lot  none  deem 
I influence  uniinportant.  And  when  you 
vhall  liave  succeeded,  you  will  begin  to  resp 
the  fiuilB  of  your  victory.  The  mochanic  and 
rnstiufaclurer  will  consider  the  system  of  pro- 
tection es  (lie  settled  policy  of  the  eouniTy. — 
Tlio  farmer  will  depnnd  with  cunfideoeo  upon 
fi  market  for  bis  productions,  Cofnmerce  will 
receivo  an  mipeuis,  (ho  beneficiil  ofTecie  of 
which  will  bo  felt  through  Ibe  whole  lend. — 
You  will  entertain  no  apprebentiont  for  the 
rafeiy  of  your  biilb-riglit. 

A.G.IinNUY'.rhaiimaa. 
riOBKRT  IinflN, 

CaLKB  IlIltCIIAL, 

E.  S.  Klt.AZFR. 

JAS.II.  .MATIIKNV, 

J.l9.  V.  CO.NKLINU. 

SiaicCvniral  Cumiuiiise. 


for  the  msaufaclurc*  you  need,  without  tho  ' 1**^?**"'^^  cur  Union,  we  would  also 
cost*  of  iranspor.QUoo  for  thous.mds  of  miles; ! P®®*'  Trossoa  is  in  the  camp;  ojieo, 
the  number  of  ogricultorielv  is  lessoned  end  j ''®*®**'  undisguised  Iroaion  treason  which 
that  eompeiiiitn  which  is  so  destructive  (c^cbculd  consign  its  authors  to  political  and 
your  iiitereals,  is  decreased.  A market  is  nt ' P®rionni  infamy,  if  not,  i.r  .an  ignn.minious 
opened  to  you,  nod  pros|>eri(y  must  iloom.  In  vaio  had  our  libertius  been 


follow  your  cflvtit.  Bat  James  K.  Polk 
opposed  to  protection— I*  the  enemy  of  a 
Homo  Market— isio  faior  of  destroying  the 
minufacturing  establishments  of 


n havo  sacrifice 


chieved  : in  rs 
been  made,  if  at  this  enriy  dal 
rcol  history,  we  shall  calmly 
public  pro)>04nls  of  dissoluiun, 


iparollolod 


lud  miking  us  all  dependent  upon  foreign  | ‘b®  »«crat  inochinaiioris  oftroschery. 
countries  for  the  clothing  nc  wear,  and  the  hut  raising  the  voice  of  indignation  against 
thousand  utensils  nnd  insirumeoia  which  wc*^**®’'  (rnitorout  tdvocaies.  You,  who  have 
necsssarily  use.  I heard  iho  threats  of  McDulTie,  and  listened 


Mecranics  a 


MAHOrACTUaEBS  op  Ili.i- 
ole  lar  thoso  who  destroy 
the  barrier  thrown  around  you  for  your  pro- 
lectioa  by  the  wisdom  of  a wing  Congrossi 
Can  you  sustain  iliose  who  would  o;>on  our 
ports  to  tho  indiscriminole  irndo  of  the  whole 
poriTiil  the  pauper  pop- 
ulition  of  Europe,  who  work  for  their  six 
nu  a day,  to  flood  our  eounlry 
with  ihoir  niLiiufaciures  and  to  eoiillict  with 
your  mtorcstsf  How  lisig  snuld 


to  hi*  plans  for  a southern  confed< 
you,  who  are  aequaintod  with  tho  nullifying 
docirmos  of  Callioun  and  (ho  disorganizing 
prop'iriiioiiB  of  hit  friunili  and  agents  ; you 
who  perceive  such  incii  ns  theso  rallying  a 
round  Jambs  K.  Polk, as  (hole  chosen  lend- 
er, must  tremble  lor  tho  security  of  your 
freedom,  the  safety  of  the  governBtnni,  and 
the  perinnnence  of  tlieUoion.  7Vie  Hepub- 
he  IS  in  daiigfr,  and  at  such  an  uvenlful  cri. 
sis  wo  do|iiccnte  the  imbecile  sway  of  an 
ipoiilionl  lUw- soun  would  you  ' iudividusi  ; we  pray 

driven  Irom  your  bonelies.  shop*'*'’"*  " ‘raitotOJ*  band  of  conspirniors  may 
and  nianufacioiits.  VV|||  you  not  (i,e„  J 

sustain  the  whig  policy,  by  v.iiing  for  >'ueti!  pnrls.anil 


whig  canJidaies,  or  will  you.  blindly  oppos- 
d lo  your  own  iniereils,  cssi  ynur  sufTragns 
fur  James  K.  Polk,  the  enemy  of  ihu  man. 
iifaciurer,— the  foe  of  prulooiion,— tho  ad- 
vocalo  of  free  iradu.- the  opjtuiioni  of  a 
whig  larifTl 

To  those  whoso  hoarls  wuuld  swoll  wiili 
joy  at  ilin  comploiion  of  the  Illinois  and  Mi- 
chigan Canal, — who  p.-rcoivu  in  that  gi. 
gaiiitc  undorloking  the  last  remnining  link 
IS  to  connect  our  Sinio  in  commorcin  . 
bond*  with  our  onslorn  brolhron.— which 
iipi  become  tho  lliorouglifiiye  of  n mighty 
trade  between  tho  Ai|sniie  Slsios  and  (lie 
'f  unsettled  rogions  of  tho  West,  and  w/iidi 
must  increase  the  wealth  ami  prosporily  of 


ir. citizens,— 

Tu  you  who  aroinlcrutic  I 
monloftbs  Wabash,  the  Ui 


il  al. 


n tho  Improve 


this  Union  into 

liku  (he  Genorals  of  Aleiand.ir,  to  paniiiuii 
its  territory,  nnd  sneriflee  its  porpaluiiy 
ilie  slirino  of  Ihoir  unhiilluwcd  ombiiiun. 


Fellow  Citizens;  TAe  /irjjub/i'c  tn'n 
ger.  To  presorvo  it.  depends  upon  your  of. 
forts  and  the  wisdom  of  your  choice, 
tho  pillndium  of  ynur  safety,  wo  point 
lo  HENRY  CLAY,  llo  is  a man  of  strong 
norvo  and  stout  henrt.  For  (oriv  vei 
tho  Council  chambers  of  iha  Naiinn,  ho  hns 
fougliltho  battle*  of  his  ctunlry.  Whsre 
mighty  intHlIocis  coniondud,  affording  a 
tjiceiacio  of  more  awful  aubliniiiy  than  evor 
surrounded  tlio  lenlod  fiold,  lie  fearlessly 
oiigagod  in  llin  midst  of  the  conflict,  and 
viclury  attended  his  maichlois  olfurts.  Iniht 
negoliaiiuni  at  Gliunt,  lio  won  for  you  nn 
lianoinblj  pmeo.  Whou  tho  .Misiuuri  qiiQt- 
lion  lliroilunoJ  to  disiolvo  tho  Union,  ami. 
llio  whole  country  stood  in  awful  oppiehuo-' 


I Illinois. 


Tlic  true  i 
Lot  it  bo  romembered  by  every  voter  ia 
Illinois,  tlinl  (lie  wliigt  ns  a party,  look  to  the 
proccode  of  the  sales  of  tho  Public  Laods, 
(or  tho  mi'Bos  of  paying  our  flinio  Debt.— 


They  are  oppossO  i»  ...  j«i„R  done  by  Direct 
raxaiion.  The  Loco  Foco  party  op|>w»o 
Distribution,  and  Ihoy  insist  that  Illinois  will 
not  repudiate  Iho  debt  Thsro  are  but  two 
ways  of  ijnyingil,  viz.  oiiher  by  appropria- 
ting tho  proceed*  of  the  eales  of  the  Public 
Lands  for  that  piirposo,  or  Direel  TaxiKci. 

Now,  nssumiiig  that  both  pariius  aro  op- 
posed lo  ropudmtion,  the  only  aliornauve 
loft  the  people,  is,  to  choose  beiwoeii  the 
whig  policy  of  DISTRIBUTIO.N.  and  the 
loco  foco  policy  of  UHIECT  TAX.ATION 
Phis  is  the  groat  quosiioo  to  be  decided  on 
the  first  Monday  of  August  next. 


1 


AG.llWT  rilETtUIFF' 

Tn«  l,>llou  mg  eiiripi  (com  n sprtth  dellrtinl 
T , stf-.  p<yLg_  bc(oro  ihe  People  »f  Msd. 

ihe  third  d»y  of  April, 


hjJA.ME' 
lion  couni),  Teiin, 

IUI3,  will  ehiiw  iliii  he 
eoiniirniiiisiiig  oppoiivDi  uf 


rUOTECTlVE 


rARIFF: 

‘•TIIR  niFFERFSTK  BF.TWFRN  THE 
■MHHSE'OFTHt;  POl.ITIlAl,  PARI  V Wl  I H 
tVIIICM  llEfMr.  ftliLTxN  Utow'.)  ACTS  AND 

»Viiil,si'  THEY  ARE  THE 

or  IM-lTRlHUTIO.V  AND  A 
l■UUTEC•^VETAHI^r_MEASUR^S!WlMCIl 
' '■ON>ll)ER  llllINdUS  'fOTIIE  IN’l'ERESTS 
»FTHKCOL'NTRV.  A.N  D ESPEIT  A l.LV  TO 

-PLAXlNt;  St»v.« 

0 AT  Al.l.  TIMES 


B INTEUEnTSOF 
-I  HAVE  SIEaIMI.Y 
Ol’lOSEU  DOTH." 


•‘THE  CRinVF.Ilt  rONSMIER  THE  DUTY 
'N  rOIJEION  Wnoi,  AS  l.MPOUTANT  To 
niElR  PKOSI'I-BI  I V.  'ITH3  OPINION  I 
APl'KEHEKD  IS  rOlJNUED  IN  EUKviR 


I.cl  these  exirncit  lie 

Lei  ihs  Dlncktonib  foil, 

Hailci  10  hiB  ni.ck- 


siuck  up  ii  Mery  ms- 
's cobill  in  the  Slate.-* 

Shoctsakrr  i 


he  Tailor  on  Iiib  Ituaro — the  Furnace-niDn 

roBtDrr  OI,  hi*  rioiigh— the  I.uboret  vn  bii 
*ptile — ihe  Mefcl.oiii  on  his  Coiiniet; 

K.  FOLK  )R  I MHIAIICALI.Y  OPPOKFD 
TOTIIE  PROTECTION  OB  AMEUIOAN  IN- 
UI'S'I'RY'.  Uj  IB  llie  riiiididata  of  ihe  UriiwK 
Free  Trade  Inirrejl.md  I, is  poliov  will  ENRICH 
niB  ENtiM-SIl  MANUFACTURER,  and  msie 
iiietiouQ  MccIiiidio,  Fniiiioc  nail  l.abeiiiig 


• o'eirculBLs  the  Oei.wir,  paper  and  O'jee  Branch. 
■||.cnle-f*(  M^i,t  a/(A,  0(.l-r  /Ji.ineA 
ihe  lerm  (wr  enc  degar~inj  «•  le  i|i  , a .A-^vr  eeynnr  •/* 
|A<  (7,'r*aapep«»  hr  li.ras  monlht  (*-"•  d-h 


la  Uie  9uie. 


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