TESTIMONY OF AN OPPONENT.
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In conversation held with gentle
man who came from Washington to Phil
adelphia, in the same car with Mr.. Wood
bury, speaking of HENRY CLAY, Mr.. W.,
said swell, after al!, it must be admitted
that as Statesman, Mr.. Clay is head s.
shoulders taller than any other man in
country"


This was an honest confession; and
coming from the source it dd,-falling
from the reluctant lips of an opponent, is
proud testimony 10 the transcendant abl-
tiles OF ''the great Statesman of the West"
Time, and his fellow citizens, for whose
interests Mr.. Clay has labored so long
and so ardously to promote, are begin
ming to do that great and magnani-
nous man justice; let his friends not dis
pair, for


Truth is MIGHTY, AND WILL PREVAIL.


U. S. Gazette.