Frem The Poughkeepsic Telegraph.


YET UNDER BONDS
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When Mr.. Clay challenged the Hon
VIM. r. KING, Senator from Alabama, to
fight duel, he was arrested and put un-
der bonds of fpe Mousand do'lars TO keep
the peace! These bonds have never been
cancelled.


How can any Journal, with the slightest
pretenson to decency or the least regard
for truth, persist in this wanlon labrca-
'tioni The Editor of the Poughkeepsle
Telegraph knows perfectly well that Mr.
Clay, instead of being arrested for chal-
'ienging MIR. King, was put "under bolids' .
to prevent his accepting challenge from
that gentleman. And yet to subserve par
ty ends, this editor publishes as true wlal
HE knows 10 be grossly lalse.-N "
Tribune.