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CLAY.-Who can think of Clay from his
hrst debating Society Speech until his de-
parIuIe from the United States Senate with
our breaking out in enthusiastic encomiums
upon hlm2 Notice a poor unfriended
youth, plodding his course from his native
hearth TO the State in which be has acted
such conspicuous part which raised him
from obscuriiy. drew him from his retire
ment literally patronised him at her Bar.
gave him seat In her hall af Legislature,
encouraged and smiled upon his growing
talents and which has in return reaped a
hundred fold for her liberIl patronising sup
port Clay is a treasure. jewel to Ken
lucky. IN which she may with grea
reason pride She threw her mantle OF
protection around him in early youth and
s'aid (hguratively speaking) his tottering
Steps now he repays her the debt he owes
WIN Interest-he is her pillar. her main
stay, and not only hers but that of the Un-
lon-hentucky is not SO selfish as to appro-
pirate him exclusively to herself-as a
hentuckian she may claim him-as an A.
nerIcan. every State in the Union may
snare MS tame.-Rutkerford Rep.