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WISE Asp CLAN, is undoubtedly a matter
Of very little interest know what such man as
H. A. Wise ever thought of Mr. Clay; bu, the
following extract from his letter to the Committee
of the Hanover Dinner, is worthy OF preservation
as a curiosity Wise is now engaged In proving
It's truth In 1910 it is very evident that has
praise. which WAS as iulsome as any man = could
be. dad .o, add 10 the fame Of Mr.. CLAY and
he will soon be forced TO acknowledge thai from
!, no, even his own b,tere., censure can de,ract
Mr. Wise in 1870 wrote


Dir. Clay mas already acquired wha, neither
a friends nor foes can take from him-a fame for
which himself has fought-and to which no man 5
praise can add, and from which no man cen
{" sure can detract; and thar fame is his reward
{" Office could not add cubt 10 his statue