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Using classical thermodynamics, we argue that Maxwell's demon loses itsbattle against Clausius as any temperature difference or other thermodynamicforces it creates is immediately compensated by spontaneous counterbalancingflows that bring about equilibration by slower particles in principle. Beingconstrained by these spontaneously generated equilibration processes in whichhe actively but unwittingly participates, the demon is incapable of destroyingequilibrium and violating the second law. In fact, our investigation shows thathe is unintentionally designed to support it, and does not alter thetemperature.

Maxwell's Demon must remain sebservient to Clausius's statement