GENERAL JACKSON AND MIR. CLAY

 GENERAL, JACKSON
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In tho Nashville Union of Wednesday week there appeared the following card:

 Y" the Editor of the Union:

 SIR: Being informed that the Hon. Henry Clay of Kentucky, in his public speech at Nashville yesterday, alledged that had ap- pointed the Hon. Edward Livingston Secre- tary of State when he was defaulter and knowing him to be one, feel that am ius- tified ill declaring the charge to be false.- It is known to all the country that the mo- minations made by the President to the Se- nate are referred to appropriate committees of that body, whose duty it is to inquire into the character of the nominees, and that if there is any evidence of default, or any dis qualifying circumstance existing against them, rejection of the nomination follows.