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Historical papers
Daniel O'Connell.
In February, 1839, Henry Clay delivered a speech in the United States Senate, which was intended to smooth away the difficulties which his moderate opposition to the encroachments of slavery had erected in his path to the presidency.
His calumniation of O'Connell called out the following summary of the career of the great Irish patriot.
It was published originally in the Pennsylvania Freeman of Philadelphia, April 25, 1839.
perhaps the most unlucky portion of the unlucky speech of Henry Clay on the slavery question is that in which an attempt is made to hold up to scorn and contempt the great Liberator of Ireland.
We say an attempt, for who will say it has succeeded?
Who feels contempt for O'Connell?
Surely not the slaveholder?
From Henry Clay, surrounded by his slave-gang at Ashland, to the most miserable and squalid slave-driver and small breeder of human cattle in Virginia and Maryland who can spell the name of O'Connell in his new
Merrimack (United States) (search for this): chapter 3
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