10Th inst as the time, and Broadway House a:
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18th inst. as the time and Broadway House as
the place of meeting.


To you and those whom you represent, with
word or two in conclusion, on matters personal
to myself 1t is the first time / have thus spo
kent will probably be the last.


In 1910 was placed at the head of the Tip
pecanoe Associations of this city, and served out
the campaign at great personal sacrefce At the
close Of that contest, in declining popular no.
mination, l took occasion to remark, by note
through the public press. that I would not under
any circumstances apply for, or accept Office
either from the State or National Executive.


only accepted my present position OF honor
and trust, because it was rendered to me at pc
Rod of great dependency in the Wing party
That dependency no longer exists. Over
discomftted Treachery and rebukcd Corrup
ton rise prosperous country and party ex-
ulting in aunanmity without parallel IN the his
tory of free Institutions All doubts removed-all
fears banshcd From Maine 10 Loulslana--irom
Georgia to the farthest North West--comes back
to us the Joyous response" One heart ana one
mind, one purpose an9 one roicc The old Dem-
ocratic Wig principles, and Henry Clay the
embodiment and tie champion Of those princi
ples!r'


| do not desire to be discharged from the SER
vice before the yyar is over, but do desire and
claim the privilege OF performing my duty as
private in the ranks.


~ REYNOLDS.


President of the Central Clay Committee, &c Sc.


