New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

The Shel5trlHe lKy.l Aers gives the following
version Of this painful matter It will be seen that IT
differs somewhat from the accounts which we nave
already published
Foxtown is nve miles from Richmond on TIE turn
pike road o. Lexington 10 was musief Gay and many
we're in attendance 90 hear me cand dates
Major squire Turner "a candidate Tor tue IoAfehNoN
Wa the tr-r o. take the stand he haa been speiNh-
about an hour when Mr Clay Interrupted him a-Ain .
him 20 divide the time 90 that Nr Cn'naut ana Dit
Bufnam .ut have an opportunity O. give iht4i view
uusn the various sub-cta now a-ifatln- The country
sid that hc dad nos ,i-h o. speak himself lIt ite
people wished % hear the other candidates Ni j ut
nor cont nued half an hour longer During Dds femiiN+
read the article from Mf ClHf paper which "i-
the cause oi the olzens o. Leasing tonie arms down
Aner Mr. Turner had concluded his remarks ST.
Clay asked Mr Chenaut Who was about tHsiu- th'
Island. to permit him 10 make on ezPianalloA winch
he did.
Mr.. Clay remarked that the article spoken Of "as
not written hy himself that % appeared ~ biz paper
while be Was lying Dangerously Do that % was "uiien
by Southern slave holder as he thought i1f the solo
purpose OF having bic press destroyed Major Turner
remarked. . was no matfer--he lNr G. SHOULD be
respOn-lble for n M nm Editor. Mr. X hrnlon lh'h
asked Mr. Clay u question which be- wished him % ~
plain. After NJ Clay made the explanation. hulfo
remarked, hat iras nof 70 that h. or c. could DOT
prove IT, Clay observed that he could prove t Una II
he could not. be- tMr I'd might splt Do his lMf C. r.
face Runyon again askrd him by whom could o..
AN
n hv Major Turner wiose f1ol De- li,l was. Nfiih-
uA the stand. Clay remarked met hunl nad l'rn %
an seyeral occasions leo insult him. aud that ue "as l
acting as q volunteer tool fog Turner Ar cyrus Ain
az tlcn stepped lp Co Clay and shaking t- t-i n h
face remarked - him. tiff lls a-l d.. Cay iAfi
.ftetuu,ed % draw hI- knife Turner seeing A- nfeh
uons struck him Clay then struck Turner ".iu hi
f.f which knocked him down. NJ Alfred lLrnf
iben struck Clay with f. largo ttct. A4n- .In
down be ie near Turner aud tle lnplUsllon is fla
~ y,as al ihI. time Cyfus Turner recuv,d Dis stab
Two men thcu caught Csy and we've pulling hun a~ ay
when Thomas Turner stepped Harvard, presented n'
revolver aud burst three caps ~ Clay
Its not known when. nor, generally hy "hom 'ial
received hia stab 10 DO Known however but hAs NOS "
yet been oIvulgcd
Clay is much bruised from Dis head down BE com
plains more of he back Than the stab ia his breast III
say. that Boz stabbed Ia The back bur on account
the great pain bee suffers 10 bias not been examined mo-
Is IL really known whether not he "a stabbed 90 ln
back The wound ia the breast b. very bad one, Du
NOT as dangerous was met supposed. While hc We
being conducted into the house after the aglt, be
desired to sroak After be friends t,..ns him that Dc
must nof-flai bee must go into the house and Do. cow
he turned round facing the people ana in rs clct
| loud voice remarked 'l am dying. bus an dying lu
! glorious cause.-The cause ot Liberty After maxim
this Remark be conducted into the house and De-
been lying no this position ever since There are soin
| hopes ot Eis recovery.
| Cylus Turner dl,d Of h.s wound sunday morning
| alter toreiVue Str. Clay for Che deed
There is great excitement about the matter in OH
| County.