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A>ccporg OF HENRY CL.Y.-Mr. E. S. Cor.
nelius, OF Piscataway, n. J. who mas hitherto
voted with the Loco. Focos bu; has concluded 10
90 the other way this time, was yesterday in our
Office, and casually stated 10 some OF the res-
sons for his change, which seem to US worthy OF
record SO we jot hem down


lie said he had been FIRST induced 10 discard
MS old Political associates from disgust at their
aTocious yet often pal;ry personal attacks on Mr..
Clay He remarked that nc had lived some years in
Louisville, Ky. and had often seen Mr.. Clay
there, ana he knew that both p-rties held him
IN the highest respect, not only as great States
man but as a man Of exalted personal worth. Az
incident recalled 10 his mind was as follows:


While nc lived in Louisville, in 1886 or I, The
Ohio being very high, dst- boa, loaded with coal
hroke loose irum It's Iloorings above and was pre-
ciuita,ed over the Falls. The men on board
saved their lives, and that was all. a crowd was
attracted to the wharf, and among them was
Henry Clsy, then stopping at the Gait House.
He instantly asked, Have yoa not lost every
thing Will you not need aid ~ Tney answered
tha, they were nearly destitute, having but few
dollars in their pockets and being far frou friends
Well" said Mr.. Clay" Here is $50 TO begin
with: Others will doubtless contribute" The.
did 50; Us much as The sufferers would take was
raised on the spot, and they went .helf way WITH
lighter hearts.


This is but an incidsn,-One among thou.
sand sush-but il marks the man.