Letter from the II1n. Henry Clay.
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Ih" following letter wos hrnI"I rs for pubIirr.
ton, received by 4 c.iL "A Of our town, from Mr
CLAY, IN response to IN ctrng h.iI in this place
expressing tho syn, ,'nthy Of citizens with til,
flcnd5 and relations Of tho npb!c spirits who fell
in the blooIv !allo Of Bucna VISTA, among whici
number was Mr.. CIay's eldest son.


ASHLAND, 10Th April, 1917.
DEAR SIa-l received your favor transmitting
thc proceedings of public meeting. assembled at
Van Buren,, Craw ford county. in Arkansas, Ir
which the people there assembled have been kinr
enough to express their deep regret, on account OF
the dcath OF my beloved son, ana other of hi,
gaLlan. comrades, IN the bloody battle of Bucnu
Vista. am lha.ktui ard grculrI for this trsti
mony, and tender my respectful acknowledgment,
TO the meeting, aud TO you for the plr,cuar an,
friendly manner IN which you have Communica
ted our sympathy aud confidence. Acqnulnte,
as you wore with my dear son, you can bette
appreciate my lrrepnrabIc loss, and the cxlen. Of
my grief. am with great respect,


lOur obcdIont servant.


II. CLAY.
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