The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Reeolieeaoas oi Henry Clay.

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 The process E from he square te .ht s.a.e B ss immense T he e,es of one aha ha1 ses = seer ;he Ike before: an3 a: eaarse. = 2r-A;h=-s ~As noted, In the pf.ss cs>isa aa> e-.,abie log-cabin a- Nheels. eases i eaoas and pc, eoo:$ ela ' lp's Iaa. hs.Ee ball on wheels ard ;he ken;azks ssaa: parten. s,and.r. 5ehi.G .. r5..lss a. = the ball. arc ;heGsands ii sf;ke- deslces and flags f. he aT7CSe.T7e-.; T me peupic. mean the whss people. and for the rnoraheatien |, the den aaCraise pc pie. ~ended ny 1ay = he grove te see ard ;o hear what VI :. ;a oe seen ana = be heard. Arrislrs apaa he gTo laC.>. ;he-e w.lS sea of pee .s!e. assyii fT1Fies-st -4a.eS and wagons ant ehlc.e>. all s.11, T bands n music. aac aar1er = speakers sands. all being o. clYscd at the same :lnc. o!le was oecl- 2lea bl no>: ..:aes.a- man. by ,Ae name a; Nh:e. from Indiana. a perfec: rcbe. [ User. \ < lar ri. one aas ocec- pee bA iicn-y l.ay. He was Ir1s mar and !. "I;h man 1.aeE } sVs pressed L a> 1>t.. = rs- sand as possible an his crowd ,eeg'7ea = 5e corn posed of boy, '. ;. sre.., measure. It addressed then E. : ms: ...Ect~es aa1 ard attracte1 :ee.- --esec .s,.t e .>c- around hirl 70 ;he eorelG>Ian ;; s> -re.., speech. He was 5. -.,1e. t.sl. =, f.,.--E-. brad .aou,hec 41z pcr a1.e- e.. and everN boN ..- -:1c ..,1 >ee-e.e- :. ;A.. 51 late Ni:h tht a.3 Tar ..~l q .ae hey,. and whe-
 se@ At.ercd oxer the = :, .ae >,.4-a .,rs5 >seak ne hands O. ne aC = .,e he $aeN :aesa and n .4voic .ae islf.s. ..:te sees-. ;-ake h.za of | 1.;.,er. he e, e7. yAl and told ;he boy> .H fr.zaa s.1. .. ( | l so. anC ht .-Sz ''o@ = c.-s. a gaar-e- of $. T. .r 2 :-c JNt-es 1->N-:tS e. he :abie, !. al ;:1-, s, ,ttt a eieh failed ia a-5 ! a.,sa. g1s -;4g-5 :aes a> dinner or -o.d '}1.;oa a-1 5reas. a:aas5ag ;he boys ;. ie a- :Gt~l stones. ard evidently -h4Cs. er Ct eGa-T.. e; ,nc com ~s.',e r >sa-z 2. sea:gre ;o a, -1a impress 2 ,se r3a2 made on ina.
 e; a> .h., 1ax @a> lasting tA:ag-s 'e as --sa er forge; how Ftt-res.t= .-. !. e4A Gld Ra; ind j ce,s' p.ccs Tennessee mutton thar aa ,-. T. a.lI-h was klnd
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 ....c1. .sstf-, g. .s>-,.s .sle B she.g wagons. 4D1 -c- e-.-e--, -t ..ao> were ike ~e - ben Ge iasf.ec Tom fa-c- = -c , 1. When seated d; .ae ,-.a.<. eae ,-a. .,se1 Ion. | he was ---.c ---S = .,A, ,S.tasFe have D.. i...t 67r ia- loas tune The >e1.-e a-..t5 : r1 literally ,o fish. : uc- c.- n, ,edflsh sas. He ;"as :. r'l and aea q: ! ss.Fne isrnc. .Acr ars, ssel t, hand and ,hrew
 under let .a5 .nG >...@. sstli-e. lhis ->1 7as 1c- -.c ~e.ae tlE3c haini h. a.e CT cn.rsed some
 .ae 1T te t.r. Clay seemed 2, e- z -.1,... 7. 93-Tcrt boy spoJler. 32.. se-.~5 .5a {, there is ro1 a nsN~ys-eis= MS @ T ,na; 6aN bu, @s.> : | he old man. h.z .f..1oef s~srre.
 I-a p,s--gs se com do IGs:ice to ,at -re.as nse. Ai-. C5sv u1zh, .o hAve oeer ;hs e.tr1a 3s.e -- s-1. and ne would have oeer.u7ter7s ae.r1 .r,--y eiected. He was -7stSheEi - q is-- ard me Lone Siar ot Texas detcA.cl hirl. ! h..; star led MT. Polk tr71Iapasnf.s 7scr the rack. Henry Gay ana s-el 1ea-yseu ch-ld no; dim ;h4: s,ar.