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<dl><dd>Campaign newspaper for Henry Clay in the presidential election of 1844. "This paper will be published from the first of April to the close of the presidential contest, (November)"</dd>
<dd>Four columns</dd>
<dd>The state register in 1840, its prophecies, its lies, and the subsequent confessions of the culprit. -- Still they come -- The great rush into the Whig ranks. -- For president, Henry Clay, of Kentucky, for vice-president, Theodore Frelinghuysen, of N. Jersey, Senatorial electors, S. Lisle Smith, Abraham Lincoln .... -- The true issue in Illinois. -- "Annexation and disunion." -- Mr. Clay and his revilers. -- James K. Polk against the old patriots of the revolution. -- Geo. M Dalles, no prophet</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Clay, Henry, 1777-1852; Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865; Presidential candidates 1844; Political campaigns 1844; Presidents 1844</div>
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