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perceive, by some of Mr.. Clements papers, that
he lays claim to consistency, and processes to
have the old democratic cause very much at heart.
As one OF that party, should like to know how he
reconciles his professions in the fall of 1896, and his
conduct at Dover 1327--To my certain knowledge
he professed to wish go there for the purpose of
putting the democratic candidate in the Senate.
What he did there is well known He can also
perhaps reconcile his conduct at the delegate meet
ing, where he first opposed the nomination of A.
Gray, and then withdrew his opposition, and after.
wards coyertly circulated acertan handbl, signed
! Jeffersonian Democrat--As he has such horror o


any thing like intrigue, say perhaps he can explain
these matters consistently with his regard for tht
old Democratic party--To me confess it looks tot