Henry Clay i'm Pennsylvania.

correspondence Of the Albany Daily Advertiser.
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LANCASTER, (Pa,) August g. 1912.


HARRY OF THE WEST is going it with perfect
rush in Pennsyivania-and no mistake. Previous
to the late Scott Convention at Harrisburg, we
had supposed that the Wings of Pennsylvania were
divided upon the question of the Presidency
but to our utter astonishment we find that we
are all Oh the same side. This Scott Convention
came off last wcek-but half dozen Counties
were represented, and in the said half dozen rep
resented Coxnties, nine tcnths of the Wigs at
This time are Clay men, and it will soon be race
between the other tenth part who shall get over
first. The Clay themselves are astonished at
their own numbers and the annals of things po-
litical make no mention of susl perfect unanimity
of feeling, and such nnbounded enthusiasm, as
now prevails among the Wings of Pennsylvania


As this same feeling exists throughout the Union
it will not require even the son OF a prophet to
foretcll the result Of the next Presidential election
Henry CLAY will walk the course in the
most approved Tippecanoe style: aud the aura
popalaris which waited Old Tip to the Presi-
deacy, will be as 2ephyr's whisper to the popa-
lar whirlwnd upon which . Harry of the West"
vii! ride to the White House. Them my SEN
timen,s lie must shut his eyes and reject the
evidence Of his own senses who don't believe in
en-. Lancaster County gave over feur thousand
majority for Harrison: she has already pledged
herself to give 60e thousand majority for Henry
Clay, with the understanding that she car add
five hundred more ta the back OF it if necessary.