IT The BROOKLYN Eagle tres to gay again
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u The Brooklyn Eagle tries to gay again
that Mr. Clay transferred himself TO the feoel
alists," in voting for Mr.. Adams. How 50 pi'
Mr.. jefferson and Mr.. Madison successiveiy en-
ploy Federa!ist in the most important Diploma
tic stations throughout the great struggle between
Federalism and Democracy Did Mr.. Monroe
choose a Federast to take the lead in his Ca'i'
net through his whole term Did eli New. Eng
ond-evcry State in 1924 being strongly Demo
craft. in its Govemment-vo'e en- mGSss 10Y
Federal President, and New-York back them
Docs the Editor of the Esgie remember that Tue
only State at that time ruled By the Federalls's
was Delquars, which. voted for Wa, IL. Ofa"
ford, the regular Democratic Caucus candiaa'e
This pretcncc that to vote for iir Adams was
apo.tacy from the Democratic party IS too ao-
gurd even for the narrowest partiseashiP'


The Eagle sees, but VIII rot admit inc essen
tal un,ru.h Of its assertion that Mr. Clay's ad-
mi,,ed change Of position On the Bank Question
between ISL and 1916 was consequent on his
being employed to do some business for the Bank
since the change took place when there was no
Bank. Why can We not teach our neighboF that
it is better, as matter OF policy, to reFact such
an assertion than to persist in it, when all the
world sees It's injustice