CASslUS NJ, AND HENRY CLAY;
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! Important Rerelotion!--The following ex,rac,


from an article recently published by Cassius NJ.
Clay, contains the damning proof that the Hon


Henry Clay was privy TO, and sanctioned the mis-.
sion (and its molives) of the former among the


Northern Aboiitonisls at critical period Of the
late presidential contest. This fact was charged
by the democratic press at tho time, and bitterly
denied by the wings; what will these scrupulousiy
reraeous gentry have 10 say nov, and ia Inc face
Of such proofo the following:


81 went by the advice of one of the central com.
mitieo for the wings of kentucky,-by special
invitation from about fifty whg clubs of the North
by the request before and after my depa r,ure
Of four hundred and sixteen committee mon. repre.
scnling clubs. counties and conven,ions--by the
irresistible persuasion of fifty patriotic whig wo.
men of Ohio-and last Of all by the taci. approval
of the leader of the whig party, Henry Clay
The day before left Lexington, called upon Mr..
Clay and told him the purpose of my mission; ,ha,
it was thought by our friends that could have
an influence. from my peculiar position, with the
antisavery, anti-Texas voters of the free States,
which no other man coud and that was willing
10 go if could aid the whig cause. Mr.. Clay
said nothing, but nodded his head with an appro.
wing smile: and after some unimportan. conversa
ton he offered me letters Of introduction, which
declined as unnecessary"