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lice my language, as man of honor should have ticed l and considering that he has ground upon whrh he could have honorsby avoided the last alter native Jeff him. constrained to say, publicly, that hencefofward must consider hun ont of the pale of honor-hrst, because he has asowed himself ttlse hls pledge, and secondly, because he has rested long under the most ininrluns npulaIion. have said nothing m this publication offensive than m our private correspondence, and, fgoaded bs the publicity of the thing, he should seek retrieve has losi chN airy feel constrained by serpspecl to say il Is too

 late. have waited patiently for summons, which, az an honorable man, l cannot now listen to. say, emphaticay, that can take other notice of Henry Clay, Senator from Kentucky, than 10 correct any msfepresenations he may attempt, in his desperation to make.