e. NJ. Clay and the Boston Lyceum.
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We find the following correspondence in the Bos-
ton Courier the Editor of which prefaces ii with the
remark tha, probably no would attract larger
audience, or receive more cordial welcome from the
descendants of the Liberty Boys OF Boston 'hah
Mr.. Clay po.-o. IA, /, 1916
Hon. c. NJ Clay, Nets YORK .r.,e-s of
-, po.,"n Iyceun to invite you TO deliver an address
M bs, institution on Thursday evening. the d inst
The object of this request is 10 bring you within the near


of our citizens whose interest in yourself and the
case you have manfully sustained is not exceeded
anywhere in the urion and cannot but add my own ar
dent wish ha, you may find il consistent with your en-
pagements to favor them and the Boston public WIFE
few notes from your Spartan hfe.


The Managers of course, leave the choice OF subject
entirely 10 yourself but the time desire me 70
say that the subiec. OF Labor would be exceedingly val
liable and interesting Asking the favor OF an cary ep
to this communication,


~ w COFFIN.