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Mr.. Clay, it seems, eot only played bis tricks
for popularity here, but Eept. them up aIongthe
line of travel. No la1e or. unworthy device, we
feelocen6dent was left uninterrupted u-this city
The girls were kissed, the women comphmeated,
and the crowd aauered, ia The grossest manner
but we had thought him above theIl1le trick Of
attempting to. fanes- the living by disturbing the
siumbers of: the honored>dead We eip,rhe fol.
lowing from the Globe It is an extract from


letter 70 the Editor, dated -.


LIryRETos, N. c. 18th April. 1874


Mr. Clay went up to Raleigh, yesterday oa the train
of'cars from Gaston. When he passed here he had
suppose about thirty Of his fs1ow coofisvith et.
of his friends that the cars
ed, however, to the next Macon) epot-the rsfhbos.
hood in which be late Venerable Nathaniel Macon f-
Clay (beng aware, Isuppese. the uaiver-
sad hilat entertained in that Heicity and indeed
IN the towards that great and good Han) actually
resorted 10 the following ingenious expedient to turn Mr.
Macon's unbonnded Popularity into bis 6wrE political
scale When they stopped al Macon depot verv re-
spectacle pid genfeman "a good DEMOCRAT and utterly
Opposed 10 ClayC the car to Mr. Clay sand
upon being introduced to hin by Mr. Hines the chair
man OF the coon State central committee he Incurred
concerning Mr. Clay's health. s'Ah,'' said Mr. Clay
am telerahls--eniy ANA little haarss as MY OH
FRAENn ny Macon used to be, after be had made a
sPeech Now, the faz;t is, wF all know that Mr. M
made but few speeches. nail his peliticatfe sand as
to- being Mr. cta's frendy impression is Ithorsh
am TOO young teFknow much ahDut tl fiat MIR Clay
and Mr. MACON very seldom voted together the United
States Senate tthese dggns," therefore can.
not seen what the Hendship consisted or what was
MIR Clsys object in bringing 1t up when merely on
Dsiu0teoistt as his friends say} TO Raleigh; or v M


ttsndaats shouldear badges on their coats bearing his


as they did yesterday. / was at Macondspot
when he passed" =.