I.AFAY YETTE COUNTY CLAY


CLUB
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At regular meeting of the Club held
at Oxford on Saturday the 18th inst.


DIR. ]. Davidson President. in the chair


DIR. Thos ID. Isom. Secretary.


On motion of E. r. Belcher Esq, lhe
following resolutions were adopted;


|. Resolred, That it be recommended to
the wings of Lafayette County, as many as
can make it convenient. to attend the Mass
Meeting to be held at Memphi Oh the last
Wednesday in May next.


g. Resolred, That a special meeting o f
the Clay Club be called on the 3d. Monday
in May. al the court house In Oxford. and
hat special committee of three members
be appointed to correspond with Genl. A.
B. Bradford and l. ~ Davis Esq. whig
candidates for Elector. requesting their at
tendance on that occasion. and that they ad-
dress the Club.


8. ResoEu ed, That Messrs. Sam'l King
r. F. Cook and Richard Stephens, be ap-
pointed a committee to make all necessary
arrangements.


And whereas, it appears from the public
papers, that the great Prince of Libeilers
and Ingrates, Amos Kendall, has got at his
old employment ofslandering and villifying
his early benefactor, the Hon. Henry Clay
and that too. apparently under the auspices
and patronage of the Van Buren, party,
Therefore, Resolred, That the members
of the Clay Club of Lafayette county. view
with mingled feelings of wonder and abhor
renee. this effort to blacken and destroy the
public character of one of the best and great
est men IN our country. And that the eff
orts now made to administer 10 the religious
portion OF the voters matter so libelEous and
false, as is contained in the Kendall tracts,
with view to prejudice their minds, is un-
worthy of any cause or party, and is deser-
vedly condemned by all men who respect
private virtue and public morals
Ordered that Messrs. Belcher, Tho. D.
Isom and E. F. McGhee, be the committee
of correspondence under the 2nd resolution
The Club then adjourned to the regular
meeting, I'd. Saturday in May next.
J. F. DAVIDSON, Pres.
THO. D. IsoM, Sec'y