Ts,e s.rcnt yeayton Ccnvcntian-Vhc WhIgs
nj sehiss in EoNucit-Eaenry Gay, .sohn
D. Critsendcn, Gov. Gnr,Tin, Ehoinns
EWING. sc.
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Mad RIVER Greene Co, Ohio, Scpte5o
n. GREELEY, Esq: Dear Sir--leil your friends
in New-Yerk and elsewhere that the Wing tfe is
very hot in Ohio and tina, there are no fears but IL
will be kept up until its ferycnt heat does sts share
in making Clay President.
You will scarcely credit my account when l
state that the great gathering IN September lo4o'
at DAYTON, was fairly oatstripped by the Clay Con
vention at the same place yesterday.


The People were there with their banners un-
forled and their principles legbly written thereon
A Protective Tariff "A United States Bank,
and A Land Bill were prominent among their
notices.


Il we're idle for me TO attempta full description
of this great assemhlage. l@posng as was the
spcc,acle with the different artisans and mechan-
ics at work at their professions as they passed
aong-it was evident tha, display was not, me
mo,iye which prompted their attendance; but
that they were determined to right the wrongs o
their Country, and cxhibitto the world their os-
TEEN for the men who have always been true TO
their interests They had met 10 welcome with
one voice the patriot OF A Ashland HENRY CLAY;
n


MIR. CLAY was met by the different delegations
some distance ont of towH, on the Lebanon turn
pike. when, accompanied by Gov. CoRwiN. he
proceeded at the head OF the Procession through
the principal streets Of the city Arriving at the
corner of jefferson aud Third-s.reets, he, Gey.
CoxwlS and Hon T. EwlSG. mounted stand
70 review the whole line as it passed. On his ar
rival there a bnad Of juvenile singers, under the
direction Of Mr.. Sharpe. greeted bin: with songs
in their bes. STYLE The main body Of the process
sion having pussed, Mr. CLAY was escorted by
the Military 10 his quartets After an interval Of
an hour, or upwards, (dusins psrt OF which time
..old Stone Hammer, Gov Me,cai0 from Hes
,acky addressed the crowd in frost Of the Ma
tional Ho,el,) part Of the yiRg mass wendell its
way to the speakers stand. Here, those who
could endure the pressure OF this Immense crowd,
and could get near enough, were entertained by
several speakers before MIR. Clay arrived. Mr.
Ewing announced to the Convention the senles
proposed fer officers, having previously made a
few remarks, expressing his qualification aaa es,
constituent to see such an immense sea oil asaos'
Ex-Gog. MORROW was selected fresiofh' VI '"0
meeting, assisted by Ex-Gov. NAscE anu = ~
sLs, Hon.J BuaSErr, JonS 3eHSsoS OF iqasi
and s,he,s not recolIec,cd Hen. ~. oR'tfhs 's
den, aild MIR. ANDREWS, Nj. e, from healaeN.
ithe same who saved the late latn hiif,} a'so a.s
dressed the assemblase previous TO Mr. Gay
arrival a, tue stand. In the course OF MIR. ers
,endea's remarks. he challenged Ohio ,e beat hen
sacky in ls4t--rledging as good Barbecue &c
Ohio Us this oae ,hat they won, II Ones malori!
or Clay exceeded ,ha,ssiS.n him by Kentucky.