Henry Clay Excellent content Als 1 p. 4to Ashland, May 14 1829 to John H. Ewing In part I daily receive further information in regard to public feeling and sentiments towards me, in this state and I can speak with great confidence in stating that there is a decided large majority favorable to me. On Saturday next there is to be a great dinner when I am assured there will be many Jacksonians present In the election of 1824 Clay countered the state legislature and voted for Adams carrying his election against Jackson Jackson and his supporters were furious, and Clay was dogged by his deed in every subsequent election Here contemplating his presidential run in 1831, Clay clearly intended to wood votes from his adversary. Very good