COLUMBUS, (nIL) TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1898.
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severe in, would doubtless have proved
successful but for the extraordinary in,
fluence and extraordinary efforts Of one
man, Henry Clay,1 who was supposed
BY some to have resorted to extraordina,
ry means to accomplish his purpose.


Ia the midst of constantly pressing Off
cial duty, have been able to snatch a few
moments to give you sketch, q fear it is
an imperfect, as well as hasty one OF
my opinions on the interesting and impor.
tant subjects mentioned by you. care
not by whom, or how far they are known.
| remain your faithful friend, &c.


MARCUS MORTON.