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1EFThe following interrogatories responded
too by high, undoubted, unimpeachablo whig
authority we clip from the Free Trader.


"WHIG TEsTMoNY.-W Who charged
Henry Clay with making corrupt bar
gain with John Quincy Adams!


Ansa0er. John Bell, (IIarrison's Sec
retary of War,) Ephraim II. Foster,
[whiglSenator in Congress-, and George
e. Badger Of North Carolina, Harris
sons Secretary of the Nayy1


Who endorsed the charge? The Le-
gisIature Of Tennessee; John p. Kenne>
dy, Revcrdy Johnson, Senator Merrick.
and many Of the most distinguished
aOhigS Of Maryland and The Union. When
the whIg papers denounce the charge as
false, they nail the laIsehood down upon
their otCH icaderS.


1Vho charged Mr., Clay with setting
up dictatorship in the Capitol a eau
Gus power TO control Legislation and en-
barrass the Executive? VIM. G. Riyes,
the DhjgSenator from Virginia.


lIho charged Mr.. Clay with attempt
ing 10 overthrow the constitution to pro-
mote his own views? Thomas F. Mar
shall, the 'Chig representative in Cons
gress of Mr.. Claws own district.


IVho said Mr. Clay had too many here
ses TO deserve his support? Daniel
IFebs,er.


Who said Henry Clay had treated him
with gross ingratitnde in return for gen.
erons services? Gen. w. FL Harrison


Who says that Henry Clay is tamp-
ering with the Abo!itionists and wrote
his Texas letter to secure their support?
Gen. FeI'r Huston, heretofore the stron-
gest and most influential friend MIR
Clay had in Mississippi.