MR.. CL4Y's WEAKNESS.
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Wherever Mr.. Clays name has been used
since 1910, the Federal Wings have Lost ground
In 1910 the Legislature Of New York stood 2i
Whigs to II Democrats in the Senate, and 66
Wings to 62 Democrats in the House Now the
Legislature is democratic by an overwhelming
majority. In 1910 her popular majorty against
Mr. Van Burcn was over $4,000; now it is co.
600 in favor of democracy. Why this mighty
change? 1t is owing, in great measure, t. the
use of Mr. Clay's name. The same truth is also
illustrated in other States--in Pennsylvania. Indi-
ana, Maine, New Jersey, Connecticut, North
Carolina; indeed every where the nante of Clay
has worked ruin and defeat to the Wings He
shoeed himself in Louisiana--a whig State in
l64O-and the people forthwith turned from him
and elected delegation to Congress entirely de-
mocratic. He will Sboac himself in North Caro-
lima next spring; and hope after to chroni-
Gle similar triumph for democracy