Liiiie Rocir, Jan'g I6. 1914
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Although the BANNER considers steam boat voting mere matter of moonshine, we are disposed 10 attach at least as much im- pertance to II as the feather which shows how the wind blows.

 Wash. Telegraph.

 The Telegraph might have found more appropr'ase illustration ia the troth, which floats npon the siverss earfsce, and indicates ane course q 'is easrena;, for, besides being light like 9 feather, and upon the same ele- ment with the steam bos1, it is in perfec. keeping with Mr. Clay's political fortunes which have an unvarying procsivisy do,en- 'eard to destruction, which % ess....y pow- CT can arrest