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Mc. Clay at length made his aPpcatan WINCH
was hailed viii, enthusiastic cheers from ife
crowd. Mr.. r. c. Schencis OF Dayton, now ieai
resolutions dominating HENRY CLAY Tor ffes'-
dent. and JOHN DAVIS OF Massachusetts ier
w. p,.z;dcn, Of these United States ctiering
.,,s as r,larsntv lha, Ohio would vote tor them
-. The reelection of THOMAS CoRwiS Gov


uor n October next. Mr.. Clay responded at
,onc,b waitin. his own time Git | understood
riab.ly) to commit himself as candaate-con-
pastinr cloqscnty the principles of the s'ro par
,ics which have divided, and still divide the A'nc-
ri,.an People To myself, as it was TO nearly all
the CROWD, this first oPper,nnity to see and hear
him was highly gratifying; and there we stood
iamned together on all sides, the perspiraticn
pourii.g OF our hrows like rain, eager TO catch
evcry word. 3u, all could not be thus graii!ies---
though their robust frames and haelthtul constitu
tions would have permitted it. No speaker, not
even HgsRY CLAY, (and his lungs appear yet
sttong.) can make himself heard all over sucd
a crowd Many, de.pairing to get an opportunity
TO hear him, left the City for their homes soon
after his arrival with the procession


When he had concluded, Mr. CRITrENDES again
briefly addressed tic Convention after which Gov.
CoRwIn, in behalf of the Wings Of Ohio, accept
ed the challenge given by Mr. criitenden IN MS
former remarks.


The day was Enc until about o'clock. We
.hen had gentle shower, which soaked our clGy
somewhat--but which va, a greater reilet than an
Inconvenience.


have heard no estimate of the number present.
All aarec. Wing and Loco, that ii far exceed, the
number il 1870 Yours, &c. /. 5.