PROOF UPON PROOF.
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Col Thomas Fl. Benton, in letter dated
Washington, Dec. 7th 1927. says Il was informed
BY Mr.. Clay, in the fore part of December 1924;
that he intended TO vote for Mr.. Adams" And
-..Since that period, and especially during the
present summer, have on several occasions. and
in the presence of political opponents, mentioned
what knew of Mr.. Clay's earty intention to vote
for Mr.. Adams"


This ..early intention' of Mr.. Clay was made
known in Dec 1924, by Mr. 7. H. Benton, in the
family of hi. in.Iaw--livln5 in Virginia, two
hundred miles from Washington. From the family
of this father-inlaw this information found its way
into the papers.


thus we see Mr. Clay not only exculpated by
the credible testimony which we have already pub
lshed, but by that of Thomas H. Benton, an Y. ).
Senator, one Of the most prominent members OF the
Opposition.