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The following letter from MIR. Senator Harrison, |
of Ohio, to friend in Chillicothe has been called |
forth by the pubilcaiion by Senator Branch, Of the
substance of remarks made by him at the time
of the confirmation of Mr. Clay's nomination to the
office of Secretary Of State 1t is a very frank
clear and plain statement of the circumstance.
which attended MIR. Branch's suggestions on that
subject. The anecdote concerning Mr.. Macon's
ground of objection to MIR. Clay is characteristic Of
the veteran opponent Of the exercise of general
powers and must be acceptable to all the friends of
Mr.. Clay, as well as of Mr. Macon


| TFomhe (Ohin) 'Seioto Gazette.


| @NoRTH BEND, .No7ember A, 1927.
4 :" A day or two before the nomination of Mr.. Clay
to the Office Of Secretary of State was acted on by
the Senate, | was requested by that gentleman to
move for committee ofinqniry into his conduct in
relation to the then recent election of President, il
any thing should occur in my opinion to make it ne
7 cessary. Mr.. Clay repeated the application on the
e day that the nomination was taken up by the Senate
t with great carnesness, and obtained my promise
e that would comply with his request. From The
o position which occupied in the Senate Chamber
e being somewhat in the rear Of Mr.. Branch di'