Mr. Todd's Reply to Mr. Wickliffe
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This fact must havo been known to him when ho penned the above extract — and ho has therofore stated what he know to be untrue.
On the same page of Mr Wickliffe's pamphlet, he asserts that "twice or thrice has this Abolition Club, (meaning the Clay Club of Lexington,) ordered the election of the salaried President of the Bank of Kentucky, and a rnajority has obeyed." This assertion is of u piece with the last, except that there is not one particle of truth in it. 1 never >vn6 nominated by any c...lub. The two first years when 1 was electod to the Legislature, my announcement was made in the newspnpers by friends — '.he last year, it was done, as I understood, (being then in New Orleans,) by a Convention which met in the ciiy of Lexington.
Mr Wicklifle nsks you — "Do you think thai the Abolition Club under the name of the Clay Club, deals fairly with you, in demanding of yon, that you shall make a Presiitent of one of your State Banks, Senator — to make bargains with the Banks for the Stale, for the next four years?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This fact must havo been known to him when ho penned the above extract — and ho has therofore stated what he know to be untrue.
On the same page of Mr Wickliffe's pamphlet, he asserts that "twice or thrice has this Abolition Club, (meaning the Clay Club of Lexington,) ordered the election of the salaried President of the Bank of Kentucky, and a rnajority has obeyed." This assertion is of u piece with the last, except that there is not one particle of truth in it. 1 never >vn6 nominated by any c...lub. The two first years when 1 was electod to the Legislature, my announcement was made in the newspnpers by friends — '.he last year, it was done, as I understood, (being then in New Orleans,) by a Convention which met in the ciiy of Lexington.
Mr Wicklifle nsks you — "Do you think thai the Abolition Club under the name of the Clay Club, deals fairly with you, in demanding of yon, that you shall make a Presiitent of one of your State Banks, Senator — to make bargains with the Banks for the Stale, for the next four years?
What to read after Mr. Todd's Reply to Mr. Wickliffe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Todd, Robert S., 1792-1849 to read onlineMoreLess
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