VIRGINIA-CLAY CLUBS --ORGANIZA-


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In no part of the country do we see more
manifest determination among the Wings to do
their duty than in Virginia. In every section,
and we believe in every county Of the State, they
are forming Clay Clubs, banding together, and
going to work in the great cause with heart and
soul, and full determination to leave nothing
undone to enlighten the people. and to break the
chain that has been cast around them by those
who have for years exercised little less than
imperial power, and ruled the Slaie as though
il were their hereditary dominion, the govern
ment Of which they exercised by divine right"


We were surprised the other day to hear
Virginian, proud son Of q the old Dominion" !"
remark, that so long as Mr.. Richie lived, that
State would vote as he dictated; that he was
the autocrat who ruled her with power as
supreme, unquestioned, and irresistible as that
of the Gar of Russia, or of Mehemet Ali, the
tynnt Of Egypt. That the young politicians Of
that State, who were ambitious to figure in pub
lie life, found it as necessary to pay court TO him,
and win bis favor, as the courtiers Of old Queen
Bet did to Hatter her, in order to obtain Their
sads; and that the people not only wore the
