rsor. declared off from Crawford and took ground
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ernor, declared off from Crawford and took ground
for Henry CLAY as candidate lor President.
These united with The Adams men on ticket OF
Presidential Electors, which they together manly
elected, giving Adams % and Clay . Of the
Electoral Votes, while bat Of the Crawford
Electors were chosen. Here was the real, or
ginal, genuinc Adams and Clay Coalition,
though neither Adams nor Clay knew any thing
about it. L was coalition Of anti-C:swio'd
Backtalls who preferred Clay. with the Adams
minority Of the Legislature 10 choose Electors IN
l4ir proportion Of each, and it in good part sue
cccdcd.l So the Regency lost fnsliy ali for
which they had committed the outrage, and not
only lest the Presidential Election, but Their own
State, De Witt Clinton and Peoples Rights
Legislature bciug chosen In November oy an
overwhelming majority ovcl Samuel Young de
spite his professions of Clayisrn) and the Parti-
sans OF Van Buren,, Wright & Co. So perish
every conspiracy against the Rights OF The
People!


Silas Wight, the mastcr.sp.Fit of this high
handed outrage, is now for the first tune before
the People OF the whole State az candidate for
Governor. VIII net men who claim to be Re-
puheans consider we'll beioEe they approve his
conduct by theis votes