Which of the following quotes is incorrectly attributed?

The quote "Go west, young man, go west!" is often associated with Horace Greeley, who was a prominent newspaper editor and a key figure in promoting westward expansion during the 19th century. However, the phrase is actually believed to have been first published by Greeley in an editorial in 1851, which encouraged young people to move westward. Despite its attribution to him, it is an oversimplification of his sentiments, as he did not coin the phrase but rather popularized a broader idea about westward migration.

The other quotes correctly reflect the sentiments and ideologies of their respective figures. For example, Frederick Douglass's quote emphasizes the connection between justice for African Americans and the overall safety and progress of the nation. Joseph Smith's remark reflects the beliefs regarding the importance of ancestor veneration in the context of his religious teachings. Henry Clay’s comment relates to his stance on national allegiance during a time of division in the country. This context highlights why the attribution of the quote to Greeley (despite his advocacy for westward expansion) does not hold up against the others.