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d" The Dictator. ."--lt will not be denied, and
must be admitted by all that Henry Clay is well
suited for a "Dctator and not at all qualified for
a servant Of the people, for he has even dictated
to his followers as lmPeriousy spoiled Coquette
He never obeyed his constituents. In two in
sta noes, he most siguullv disobeyed them. When
in Congress, he voted for Mr.. Adams against
Gen., Jackson for President. The Legislature of
his State by vote Of SO 10 81 requested him
to vote for Gen., Jackson, and that said LegIsla.
ure by vote Of 73 to III declared that Andrew
jackson was the choice of the people Of Kentucky


He voted against the repeal of the late Bank.
rupt law in direct violation of the known will of
his constituents. Truly he is unfi, for servan,
Of the people.