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Great excitement prevails in Lexington, Ky,
IN consequence of offensive publications made in
the "Efo American" paper devoted 10 the 10.
clifton OF slavery. and of which Cassus NJ. Claw
IS the editor. A public meeting was held, and
committee appointed to wait upon Mr.. Clay anggha
ques'ed him 10 discontinue the publication inc
paper, as its further continuance was deem % dan
gerous to the peace Of the comminityand the
safety OF their homes and families. This was
done, IN respectful terms; but Mf. Clay reinseu
,,ndoy' "eeompanying the refusal with many
Of clii2ehs Wa VIII o1ef aNns masAi4tS6 Il
them, but there was no odisturbance; and q resolu-
ton passed Tint the meeting should udiourn until
las. Monday. at which time The citizens Of the
county were requested to attend.


We are rejoced to find, by the Louisville Colr-
er, of Monday, that Mr.. Clay had published a
handbiI giving an outline Of his plan Of eman-
cipalion, and couched in such terms as TO do away
with all apprehension Of further excitement.