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The Argus of October, 1924, says ave be-
lieve there is no doubt that the ticket formed by
Mr.. Clay's friends, HEADED by


GENERAL HARRISON.
will be elected by large majority The electors
on that ticket, prefer Mr.. Clay but if he cannot
be elected, their next choice is Mr. Crawford, both
of these gentlemen being considered by them, as
patriots of sterling worth, and pure REPUBLI-
CANS"