TO THE EDITOR OF THE GLOBE.

CARLISLE, Indiana, Aug. %, 1914
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Dear Sir A friend Of mino has sent me the
"Whig Standard Of the 9th instant. IN which
find the following publication a..


INpIANA.--Ilon. John w. Davis, member OF
Congress from Indiana, writes to the Plebian
swaggering letter, dated Carlisle, Indiana, July w.
which closes p ..n nle -


"Please mark uhat IieH yOu--hcnry Clay ner.
er did receire tie poie Of Indiana and nerer ~'n.


I'VE beg leave TO inform this honorable 'sno
ramus that Indiana did vote for Henry Clay the
first time they ever had n chance, I'm 1920, and
have no doubt he is just as much out OF his reck'
oning in the future as in the past. Tribune. &,


Now, to show up the lying reckless course OF
the whig papers, and especially OF tho Tribune,
let US 60 to tho proof. Please refer to Gales and
Seaton's Congressional Register Of Debates for
ls24-'2b, vol. LIST, page $50, and see if Mr. Clay
did get tho vote of Indiana in 1924. We shall
there find that General Jackson received the vote
of Indiana in 1924. The authority have cited
says on tho 9th of February, 1924. the President
of the Senate proclaimed the following as the oiii-
cial vote for President in 1924, as reported by
the tellers Of the convention of both Houses OF
Congress assembled for the purpose Of canvassing
the vote: