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CAsslUs NJ CLAY's SPEEcH-The Church in Ju.
iannast crowded sufocaiiOn last evening the
cason being Exposition by Csssius NJ Clay Esq OF
his views concerning Slavery IN the United States


II was announced that the proceedings would com.
at half past o'clock but the doors opened
much earlier period and within few minutes after
they opened, the crowd which had gathered
thronged in, and completely filled the Church. Up to
O'Clock continual Of people arrived and depart
ed without being able to reach the main building.


The Reporter sent take Of the speech arrived
there few minutes after o'clock but able
10 get within seeing hearing distance and are
therefore unable present. this morning readers
the proposed sketch of the speakers remarks.


Philad. U. 5. Gazette, Friday.