THE TRIBUNE.
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PORTRAITS OF Mn. CLAY.-Mr. J. W. Dodge has
rnt us fresh copy OF his Portrait of Henry Clay
u engraved by H. S. Sadd--,he best likeness Of
Mr.. Clay ever published, in our humble Judgment
There is good miniature by Clover in the National
Academy OF Design, and We have u tull-lensth by
J.. Wise, engraved III me2zotint by Sartain now be-
bre us, which we commend 10 examination but our
;scided preference fnodge's Portrait remains un-
asken. We rejoice that such good portraits of
Mr. Clay are abroad; Tor, while his merit certainly
6ces not al all lie in his beauty, there hes been
10 man more abominably ill-used in pretended like
nesscs shan he.