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Mai. electoral votes against Clay,
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Maj. electoral votes against Clay, l68

 'Thesesignal rebukes,' says the Tennessee Democrat "by the people, kept Mr. Clay quiet until ls40, when again, under the inau- ence of Bank panics and the deep and univer- sal distress which his pet, the Bank of the United States brought upon the country, he and his partizans made the most untiring eff forts for the Presidency, lie acas not cpem permitted 10 run, by his own party, on ac- count of his wantof popularity with the peo- pie. His numerous political sins and identi- fcation with the old Federal party, preclud- ing all hope of his election.

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