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1t is the general impression, oil over that State
that all is not aceA" with Coonery, in Kentucky.
lhe operation Of tho late Bankrupt law, which
owed Its existence to Mr.. Clay, are not forgotten
IN Kentucky. The people Of tha, State recolleci
the papabie disregard which Mr.. Clay exhibited
for their known will and instructions. nd in
that Stale Mr.. Ciays illiberal viows in regard to
Tho Texas question, will operate to no small ex-
tent against Whiggery in the Angus, elections M
well us against MIR. Clay in the Presidential con-
test. Hundreds and thousands of brave aud en-
terprising young mon have gone from Kentucky
to seek homes and fortunes in the Republic Of Tex
as ana Tor these their sons, bro;hers and relatives
10 be forever cut of from the inestimab!o lr,ril-
eyes OF becoming citizens OF this great coafodcra-
cy by Mr. Clay, for fear Of incurring the dispeas.
ure OF British Queen or II Mexican Tyran,-i,
nors than the good people Of Kentucky could b,
expected TO bear. For these and other cause,
there Is evidently great reaction going on in Ken.
tu:ky. lhe Wings see it, they feel it-and where
It may stop we unable to predict. IL is in
view OF these facts that the Kentucky press IS be-
coming 50 narmed-and it was 10 coun,.rac, this
great reaction in favor Of Democracy, that tn,
IopHInsvie mass meeting was called, that they
might call 10 their aid the talents of some Of our
Tennessee orators.


+. 5. We had forgotten to state tha, Nol. s.
brown and George w. Gordon Esqrs, have goro
10 the HopknsVilie meeting. ng.-ColumJia Democrat.