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SABBATH -BREAKING-Mr Clay arriv-
ed al Mobile on the "25 of February, and
left Mobile for the North on the Sd OF
March" The almanac makes both these
dates to fall on the Sabbath So we have
the eectioneering progress of bloody
and"--leaving Louisville OF the Sabbath.
he entered New Orleans on the Sabbath.
Again he lef: the latter city so that he
mig ht arrive in Mobile on the sabbath
and he turned towards the North on the
Sabbath. Comment is unnecessary.-Ple-
6ian.


If atrocious, unsparing SANDER will de-
feat candidate, then there can be no help
for Clay. OF all the above charges against
him, it is only true that he, being at Louis
vile awaiting since the night before boat
for N. Orleans, did take passage in one
which left on Sunday. Many will con-
denim this, yet we doubt not he had thus a
better opportunity TO keep the Sabbath than
he could do in a strange city surrounded By
friends. True, the steamboat arrived at
New Orleans on Sunday. but how could a
passenger help that2 II was said that the
Military were called out on the occasion
which, iftrue. Mr.. Clay could neither for
see nor prevent-but it is false. Mr. Bull
lit of the New Orleans Bee affirms that on
ly himself and single friend who happen
ed to be on the dock, welcomed Mr.. Clay
and accompanied him to his hotel; some
military were out, indeed, as is quite COM
mon on Sunday in New Orleans. but they
knew nothing of Mr.. Clays arrival til. he
passed them. That he left New Orleans on
Saturday morning is most true, but ne went