ELOQUENT RECORD.
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The following extract from the National In
isigsnesr. Of 1914, gives a direct contradiction
to the SANDER of the Feds, that De VIII Clinton
was nominated by the Federal party, iu the New
York Legislature;


"Ths Democratic members Of the New York
Legislature have UNANIMOUSLY nominated De
Win Clinton for the Presidency. y."-NationGl In
telEgssesr, Jsas. 1912.


Mark, De Witt Clinton unanimously nominated
for the Presidency by n1jrTHE DEMOCRATIC MEM
sERs Of the New Fork Legislature; - members
sho bad given In aTien, supPos;';o Mr Madison
and the war Yet. Martin Van Buren IL denounc-
ed by whig orators and whig newspapers, as be-
ing opposed TO the war because be united with the