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D We think the Commercial AdccrtiSer is
100 fond of interpreting Political events to the dis
advantage of Mr. Clay. 1t is very true that u


large portion of the People of Kentucky in fa-
vor of Relief or Stay-Laws, and that they have
voted accordingly for Members of the Legislature,
even to the extent of electing Loco-Focos in many
undoubted Wing Counties. But what possible
connexion has all this with the question of next
Presidentl Suppose Mr.. Clay is opposed to Stay
Laws as we doubt not he is he is in the Legisl
,ure, and cannot come in collision with the Relief.
men, The Commercial does not doubt that Ken
lucky will give him 10, 900 majority for next
President, and Louisiana at least 1000; and yet
he has spoken as though each had gone against
him. Such paragraphs mislead the public and
ncedlessly dshearten the Wings III a time of suf-
Gcicnt adversely. Better leave their manufacture
10 John Jones and the Loco-Foco press.


20 We yesterday stated, on the authority of
Custom-H House officer who lad been waited on
with requisition, that paper was in circulation
there expressing approval of the last Veto-for
what purpose was obvious. We have since been
waited on by c. II. officer who had not been
called on to sign any such paper. Both undoubt
edly state the truth. five have been instrumental
in heading this game Of marking all the unbend-
ing Wings in the Custom House for prescription,
we heartily rejoice. Still, the Vaccinations of the


Union clique will ultimately prevail there.