Why 1Ir Clay will run ahead OF the Whig


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We have not doubt that the CLAY Electors
will generally run fer ahead of the Wing Tickets
for anv other office whatever. Not merely be
cause The People admire and coniide in Mr.. Clay
as q Statesman Of unequaled capacity and
scryicee, bus because his enemies arc making
capital for him. We never yet knew q candid
ate lor public station-who had done the Country
honorable seTvicc--assaed as Mr.. Clay is as
sailed without gaining HIM great many votes.


The wicked, wantou lie that charges him with
instig eating the Ciiley Duel viii help him.


The foul charge Of Bargaia, SO long grounded
on his private letters to Blair, and so triumph
anty reiutcd by :heir publication, will strengthen
him.


But above al, The nasty titlle-tattlo of his ma
lgnant personal enemies must give him many
votes Think OF Robert Wickliils and John Nc.
Calla-mcn who for years have lived on their
hatred OF Mr.. Clay-being sailed on TO certi-
fy that he las been sccn to play social
game among his ncighboIs and friends or heard
to utter harsh word under circumstances OF
great irr:stion--and all this paraded from
one end oi the Union TO the other, set off as
Malice always knows how to magnify and gar
nish its calumnies-we tel! you, friends ard
foes if Mr. Clay is pu, down by such stuff as
this, he will be the first man the America an Peo.
pie ever suffered 10 be so defeated. But he can
not thus be put down. Come on, vipers.