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VISIT OF MIR. CLAY.-To talk o. Mr.. Clay's visit
TO Raleigh seems TO produce the same effect upon the
Standard that the exhibition OF water has upon the
unfortunate subjectot Hydiopbobia does mol he
the neople thus turning ont en- riaSSe Ii is afraid il
Will viii do harm. Ne think, Tor once at least the Ed-
tor will prove a true Prophet. The ball thar has
commenced rolling is tremendous great ball-that :
a fact. 1t will roll onward too-that's another fact


Ii will knock down Loco-Focoism as fast as niue
nins ever tumbled down. The tears of the Editor
are not without cause We sincerely sympathze
with the occasion OF his grief-that is 10 say-tfe
ARE giad ofii. Raleigh IN. C.) Register