In haste, yours,


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The Herald has discovered and parades in
large black letter that Mr.. CLAY has abandoned
the High Tariff System" Indeed We did
not know that Mr.. Clay had ever been an advo-
cate of q p-ohibitory Tariff! Look into any cdi.
ton Of his Speeches, and you will find him hold
ing, in 1912, 1924, 1882, and at all times, just
the same doctrines on the Tariff question as al
present.


He is for moderate, wisely discriminating be-
nefcent Tariff, to afford of itself ample Revenue
for the Government, and protect incidentally the
Industry ofthe Coantry,-in short, he is for the
present Wing Tariff, with the correction of any
defects in details which must naturally develop
themselves upon aiul and fair tiial, IN measure
so vast and involving 50 many complex consider
atons, as Il good Tariff must be. We believe
most Of MIR. Clay's opponents are beginning to
discover that his views are sound and bencticent,
and to admit that he never was in favor of an
exorbitant, prohibtory Tariff. We hail the
change with pleasure, and are even willing they
should fancy it change in him rather than
themselves.