Cassiu. M. Clay and the Members Of our


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During the recent visit OF CAssIus NJ. CLAY 10
our City, letter of invitation to Albany "as draw l
IN in tha, CITY and hastily submitted for their s's'
natures to a par, of the Members OF our state Leg
islature and few other gentlemen who happened 10
be collected there from dieren, parts oi the etale
We believe every Whig gladly availed himself ofthe
privilege OF signing, with considerable number OF
the opposite party But for the necessity I'm order
TO reach Mr.. CLAY in this City ofdespatchng the
letter on the evening of its preparation, and before
opportunity had been afforded for more general
signing, the invitation would have been given by
majority of the Members, Of whom ftfyeight are
among the signers below. The letter reached this
City after Mr.. CLAY's departure which will ac'
count for the delay Of the answer.