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A democrat, the other day, was recapitula- tlng the historical facts to show the corrupt agreement between Mir. Adams and MT. Clay. 4 eoonlte, having in vain endeayored to refute the evidence, at last flew into a violent pas sloa, and roundly swore, < he didn't believe Clay ever had been John Quincy Adams Secretary of State Harry Clay would play second fiddle to no man.''

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