Democracy and Clay.
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To ae Editor Of The Tribune.


Will you inform me why man should cease
to be Democrat and be denounced as deserter
fom the party, when afe, voting for Jackson
and Van Bures, he should nov give his vote for
Henry Clay Of kentucky. How deserted my
principles, I aver rot, Who wes it in the early
part os his political career opposed The Alien and
Sedition Laws, and when in the Legislature Of
Kentucky introduced series Of rcsolut'ons de
nonncinp the British orders in Council, plcdging
;be cc0aerat;6n OF Kentucky to any measures Of
opposition, and aiao dec ring Z" hat Thomas
"a Jefferson is entitled 10 Inc tnauks OF his
try Cor tie ability, up5ightncss and intelligence
" winch he has displayed In The management
F." both of our foreign relations and domestic con-
Germs" which resolutions were adopted BY q
vote Of g. t. l Z Who wes it afterwards in Con
gress opposed the claim of Spain /, .h.; Terri
Mississippi were formed and stood forth as the
champion of Democracy and President Madi.
son in vindicating our title to the land, and
when reused by the impressment OF our seamcn
and other British aggrcssirns, was the constant,
ardent supporter of the Embargo, wa, and ali
the measures OF that Presidcnts administration





90 farther 2-witness lis Democratic efforts on he
half OF the oppressed OF other nations. His
fame has been waited to Andes peak, and echoed
on the plain Of slarailon. If such course is net
Democracy knox y not VIVA: is-!ct alon" bis uui-
ting with Jefferson, that the manufactured should
sit eide by side with the agdcultnrst and not eead
cur money 10 support the workshops Of Europein in
stead Of Gu, owr. / cenno, go for Polk, who is
pledge to extend and rerpe;uate hunan bondage
by the AnnexatJn Of Territory, with al il.
enormous ccot, to earich land inbbers and Texan
spectators. Az OLD. .rAsHIoHED DEMOCRAT.


FRoM JAnAIcA.-Cept Ray of the brig Com.
Hull, reports that at Alonego Bay the shipping
have suffered severely rosa The late gales Seventy
vessels have conc ashore and some Of them total
wrecks. He also states That the Island through.
out has suffered considerable.