The Life And Public Services of Henry Clay volume 3
The Life And Public Services of Henry Clay volume 3
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The election of General Harrison to the Pn-si- dency in the autumn of 1840, by an immense ma- jority, was bailed by the Whigs as the triumphant consimimation of their long and arduous twelve years' struggle against the disorganizing principles and measures which had prevailed during the ascen- dency of Jackson and Van Buren. A majority of the People had at length passed their solemn ver- dict again;. '. .. Lose measures, and in favor of the legia- Dfiafh of President Harrison — Mr. Tyler's Veto...es — A Scene Described.
73 lation for which Mr. Clay and the Whigs in Con- gress had been so unanimously contendins;. Be- fore commencing his journey to the Seat of Govern- ment, General Harrison visited Mr. Clay, and per- eonally tendered him any office in the President's gift. Mr. Clay respectfully declined all invitations of this kind, and announced his intention of retiring Jroni the Senate as soon as the objects for which he and his friends had been laboring so strenuouslyj were placed in a train of accomplishment.
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The election of General Harrison to the Pn-si- dency in the autumn of 1840, by an immense ma- jority, was bailed by the Whigs as the triumphant consimimation of their long and arduous twelve years' struggle against the disorganizing principles and measures which had prevailed during the ascen- dency of Jackson and Van Buren. A majority of the People had at length passed their solemn ver- dict again;. '. .. Lose measures, and in favor of the legia- Dfiafh of President Harrison — Mr. Tyler's Veto...es — A Scene Described.
73 lation for which Mr. Clay and the Whigs in Con- gress had been so unanimously contendins;. Be- fore commencing his journey to the Seat of Govern- ment, General Harrison visited Mr. Clay, and per- eonally tendered him any office in the President's gift. Mr. Clay respectfully declined all invitations of this kind, and announced his intention of retiring Jroni the Senate as soon as the objects for which he and his friends had been laboring so strenuouslyj were placed in a train of accomplishment.
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