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GrSome whig editors fatter themselves that
the letter from Mr.. Clay 10 Mr.. While brands as
false, the charge against Mr.. Clay in relation to
white slaves. What more do they want for evi.
dence against Mr.. Clay than the following ex-
tract from his speech in Congress, on the 18th of
Feb, 1919; on the Missouri question::


'y the gentlemen will not allow us to have black
slaves they must let us have ,chife ones, for we
cannot cut our fire wood and black our shoes, and
have our wives and daughters work in the kitch-
en-" -


All who publish il do not know it to be false,''
but believe that jUsr sue -srAimen,s might be ea.
pected from man of Clay's aristocratic turn OF
mind.


1t is not intended to ''gull ignorant fools" by
the charge, if it had have been, some of those
mush'headed editors would have been "gulled''-
tho not caught without the aid Of 'silver hook"
ere this. -.