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NJ S's~~ '~ Ssas Ctro, az vas 4sn,fs


Foar TowsoA May asd. ls4|.
/ c,sh xn nIlm:-The fourth puD;c meeting o}our
j T.ao 1 was have been held ohShe 9Th, ul,Iaud


nss,.J ssJ' enosy official report No.4 has beehex.


icIS rd'eu .ol sose time. But wheA shall hve


VII, ~ now Inn stand with us nov, guessy
were to enumA,a ate nil ihe troubI.. ,rd X.
j ,srn,. wh'cn naveSeen heaped upoh.us sineu |


wIo.e yeu last, gusA this letter would n;ohl


ABOUT hil the whole Of Clssss,s = naner


regret having to say to>you. that our c,lub.


Snce M 30 Interesting. is virtually gone TO wreck


.o,a,v =; :, aeooun. Of any wrong our part, but


held at Little Rock in April last, bySas 80"


told you in my last, that our leading I,.n sn,.,.


tanned great fears, that the Govern or Mould n.


Drought upon the field for Congress, and n ,h,,
event Dartd's election would be greatly .ndan.


gered: 10 our great disturbance, as YOU know


''m' ne is upon the field sure enough, and makno
sore havoc in our ranks. Whom we first COT ,he
news. reckon there never was a n,adder Sc, Of


fellows than the leading men Of our Club. In
three nours after the news reached Fayetteville.
ovely leading Wing in town had his tongue out at


'eass Tour inches, purely in consequence Of mad.
ness. ror my part, got so mad that conclud.
~ 70 60 strait way to Texas. Had it not been
ior nigh waters. reckon should have gone nigh
ABOUT to the Colorado without stopping.


as SAID before, the 9Th ult. was tls time ap.
Po'n'ed Tor our fourth meeting; but we wore all
50 mad that we were satisfied that it would be
useless to attempt to sing. and 30 our Club did
not meet on that day.


u Is true, however, that there was what we
call a common Whig meeting. but the Clay Club
4 was not mentioned, nor was there word of
tsengng' So you may know that the song which
III rRft For tbor =


leis nome soon after the day appointed for our


klub to have met, and Of course / cannot give
lou many particulars. You may b assured of


eis one fact, our Club seems destin,d TO do but
'tle good for the future! Our officers seem


dreless, and even many Wings are unwilling to
"a, US at all. So we have concludedlo wind nm


ou Club affairs, and let the business dip as soon
} assossible But it was our intention Wen left
n hole, to meet few times more, "usto show


OldPost Oak and few others of tho Aos. that


we eu."


Fpm what have learned Of late sout the
, sevetl Clay Clubs in the Northern pal Of the


Stateshey seem to bo on the decline. lis true,


someF them have great many membls, but
me lac isthey are all such as have beehirong
3 wings or great while. So you SEQ weS fact
: gam nfhing by them joining US. know nnlyhat
''ah W. will adopt next. to make grea stir


among he people, There vas a time wen 1 /,


thought we would bsaoIo to carry Washik kon /.
county like a. slunder gust, and so thoupNbe
! Gazette o. the number of that n,rt NJ


March 18th, would not have contained ,bs oIIS,.
| ing nrtide:-- c
'As goes Washington County, so asse nnuIk-I


Our friends in this Mammgth cod IN "
!sjpaiion 7 unai4f fs3Sd ii 81; chs% y aIle.A },
~ fafned in threes te~hSbjs, aSSfi y sbo:, {
ys;s E ~ uss1 VIZ BE- esias Sfe,xsown.I
tS.s 81 sssn ssst tsz nins election
wy give a, larget Wig AajsS fsaroii,on !
|ssher population, than any OIL kty %, she
sfsc. What codoty VIII bay ID nerve to az r
gJpt the banterl ~Douf&t xasaRdt once"
Tbs article find has had aEfne effect in ,hii I
darter' and doubt not in many other parts6f s.
State where the real history of Wasiiiny< y<on q
'uhty is unknown. l,l


90 wish you to send word down to tho ec1dsctfe, D
'at think it would not be amiss to ydblish the Il
cry same article again. Say to bsn it will do II
harm, and may do some good--it all events It II
fill sound well at n distance 4


nat ioul sander set on foot sbout Fayetteville,
gainst Doct. Gibson. mentosed in my last, about 7
Is owing the Real Estate Sank $4,000; an q
'ad 10 say, has been satisfactorily nailed to the
ounter." The Gazette and the Frontier Wing Is
ono the work for the report, and | am glad they a
q
ing ago, that it was my opinion It was only 80, &
95, which he owed the State Bank. instead of il
10 Real Estate Bank. So reckon for the fu. h
ire thore will be no mere mouthing about that C
tile matter. n
have not heard how Lewis r, is getting on Il
ith his club at Evansville, since left home. ] /
sckoa. however, he is doing but little, as our Sc. I
retary SAYS he has not called on him for many S
'eeks tor sohs--so, Il seems songs not much in
emand in thatqu.rter. 1t has been reported that Il
many Of the nembers who belong to the club at p
Evansville reside in the aation | reckon tha. r.
makes indifference, for they are white or nearly
Thsday before left home we mel in private Il
ouytl. and our corresponding committee vas d. OF
ecfd to write to all the leading men Of our par.
yihroughout the State, informing them how our u
linirs stand. An order was also made directing u
e to write to Prince Hal and J. @. Adpms, that \
ey need not much expect Dauid on to Washing. "
A. L.