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The Great EIectiOnssrer. Let any manread
the following and then say, if he can, that the
tour Of Mr.. Clay is not an electioneering one
1t Is an extretect from a letter dated Savannah
March 23d, to gentleman in Wilmington We
quote from the Chronicle:


"Mr. Clay admirably happy yesterday in his re.
sponse to the Introductory address delivered him BY
Mr. Cumming, and dilated for hour and half in his
best the important topics referred
in that address. Not few who went to the ground
Democrats, came away Wings, and many who wavered
how they should vote at the coming election, de-
clded to cast their sufages for Mr.. Clay. near
him at dinner in the afternoon and derived great delight
from his most agreeable and instructive conversation.


MIR. Clay was more successful, it seems, at Sa-
vannah than he was at New Orleans How do
the people of North Carolina like this habit Mr.
Clay has of begging in person for their votes2