Your fellow citizen,
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 WAsHfSGroN CITY, 23d July l64l.

 The following supplementary card" has been put forth by Mir Brent

 In my card of the 23d instant, stated that after Mir Clay had rested so long under the most injurious imputations, without demanding reparation :" as an honorable man," could not listen to his cali II he should make one, after my publication, and that could lake other nsice of him than any misrepresentation he may attempt to make, In ma king this declaration l proceeded according to the strict rules of the code of honor, in such cases and l spoke of myself aS honorable man, conforming 10 that code. IL my wish that MT. Clay or the public should understand by those remarks, that had not the right waive the rule. For fear that such construction may be given my declaration, say, that whatever others might determine m smi lar case, hold myself open 10 Mr Clay's call VIM. L. BRENT. Washington city, July 26, 1S4I.

 So MT. Clay is famly post,dt The whole affair is rich illustration of the 6 whig system of ac quring political power, Gen Harrison and Mir Clay are drawing side by side in the most alec tionae political proximity, while both consumed by burning personal enmity, denounces the other, privately, as " base mgrate," and publicly offers him his confidence and place in his cabinet while Mir Clay travels abow the country heaping eu- loges upon the man whom in his heart he abhors and despises, Isn't II rich!