CLAY CLHBS
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The Times and Advocate urges the finn, \ ton of Clay Clubs in every county, atO . n z ther he ,chigs together, for consultation o, E union of purpose" |

 Where are the noisy Tippecanoe club, s the Harrison campaign; It seems. ta E have sunk into the oblivion of the toni Where are the hard cider soldiers, sss they all gone? Have they signed temperan.I pledges, and commenced the work of , form? Or have they disappeared, GE' ''maedIm Clarence, in Us malmseg bmts, Is there no stshadow of a shaden of tbs, left:

 Where are the log cabins that rung will their bacchanalian songs and vulgar denm ciation? The cabins, too, have disappeared Flags, and banners, coon skins, and all tb. wretched paraphernalia of that inglorion, campaign have gone, as if by enchantmen Even the ''pine pole" which was so solemn. Y escorted into our city, from the depths of the forest, $ no more

 In case Clay clubs should be established it is important that the history of the s'Great Harry" should be brought before the scrl. tiny of the public eye, and, if possible, hung on the walls of houses, as are the pre. cepts of the Koran, in Mahommedan cou tries; but for far different purpose We propose, therefore, at some carly periodo furnish portions of that history, for the ba- eft of the people at large; and particulahy to speak of his opposition to Western me. sures, and his heartless denunciations agains the honest and hardy pre-emptioners on h public lands.