EEcnry Clay.
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The Democratic Review, the ORGAN,
par crcelicmce, of lis party, in its last
number, has an article headed, "CLAY
in the field again" The article thus o.
pens:


CLAY is fine felow.-IIe is so bold,
lie is so brave, and in the political melee,
he rides laundering along at the head of
his hosts, in the van OF the strife, so gal
lantl y.and with so naughty crest! Like
thcpanache Of Menry ", wherever the fight
is hottest and the blows the heaviest,t t,there
streams its white tlutter as the signal to
his friends of the point of pressure, aud
the direction 10 which they should fol-
low. lie is 4 man every inch of him
worth fighting, worth beating"


And it is thus that the noble and gallant
''Elarry of the Wesp' cxtorts admiration
even from his bitterest political opponents
They cannot help yielding him the tri-
butte Of their praise.-Alexandria Gazette.