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HENRY CLAY.-The Richmond Wing contains
a letter from the Wings of Charlotte Co. to Hen.
ry Clay, asking him to visit them on his way
North; and reply from Mr.. Clay, in which he
declines the invitation from necessity. The peo-
pie of Charlotte are getting their eyes open on
the Tariff, and want to hear Mr.. Clay's views on
the subject Mr. Clay congratuates them on
their return to their old sound opinions on this
subject, that reasonable protection is beneficial
to all classes, and indispensable to the welfare of
she Country.