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Why don't the whig paper here tell ito read
ers about "Gen. Thomas Edwards" the old
negro man in Connecticut who left democra-
cy lately. and goes for cIsy' He would help
to swell tho list, and is no doubt equally os
worthy Of chronicliug AZ many that We see in
it. Some of the wings made great rejoicing
over theGeneral until they found out the truth,
whom they looked very blauk. That is as
good rs Chunn's Cove"


Tho whig editor Of tho New York Tribune,
who 10 now warm supporter Of Mr. Clay.
took an active part against his nomination ia
1889. Hs travelled (according to his own
letter, which his whie enemies have publishedj
through New York, Ohio, Michigan aud Pen.
sylvsnia. elecsio"essing agains, Mr.. City,
1t Is probshls that Il the teal seoii,nsuts Of the
Tribune were Known, they would be found "a
Be that the wings in 1914. a. in 1880. "wsrs
bent on rushin4 70 rvin'' By nomins'ieg NJ
Clay.