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u nus Deen asserted repeatedly IN tho locofO-
CO prints that Mr.. McMahon, of Baltimore, who
presided the Young Mems National Conven.
ton in 1910, had deserted Mr.. Clay. OF the
truth Of this assertion. we have seen no evidence,
nor do we believe word of it. We call for the
proof Wm Cost johnson, the locofocos say, has
also deserted Mr.. Clay. This is another fabrlca-
ton-another :" Mill.creek Caucus affair. Mr..
Clay has not a more enthusiastic supporter in the
U. 5. than Mr.. Johnson" Frontier Whig.


The editors (al of them) of the "Whig" being
so familiar with falsehood, thatan assertion made
by an adversary, ,the evidence Of which, they, in
their profound wisdom and "aIl the intelligenco''
do not sec, "justifies them in no, believing word
OF 1t, and therefore it must be fabrication. They
make their shallow pa,es and their intelligence
the standard by which the citizens of Crawford
are to judge the Truth or falsity of assertion.
We'll be it SO, hear what evidence we adduce
against this infallible standard The Hagerstow n
i" Herald of Freedom" whig paper. 1--WE suppose
whig evidence is good with those veracious edi.
tors.) says:


Changes.-The Mail" makes a great flourish
about changes from the wings to the democ It's.
The names Of John v. l.. Mcmahon, and David
Stewart, once whig State Senator. and some half
dozen others, are paraded in its columns ns proof
OF the fact. Veil vot Of it, as the Dutchmnn
said. Both McMahon and Stewart have boon
against US for ycar, aud yet have we not cnrri.
cd the city OF Baltimore three times since. The
first time by $50 majority. tho second time bv
33i. and the third time by 700. Mr.. Mail, let Us
sum UP the loss and gain Of our respective parties
in The ciry Of Baltimore. You have gained Mr..
McMahon and Mr.. Stewart--we have lost them