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WHlG TEsrIMoNY.-U7hoc charged Henry Clay with making corrupt bargain with John Quincy Adams3

 ,4nsmer. John Bell, (EIarrison's secreta- " of War,) Ephram II. Foster, (whig Sena- tor in Congress and George E. Badger, of North Carolina, (Harrison's Secretary of the Navy)

 Flo endorsed the charge? The Legisla- ture of Tennessee; John P. Kennedy, Rever- dy Johnson, Senator 3IerriclS, and many of the most distinguished mhigs of Maryland and the Union. When the whig papers de- nounce the charge as false, they nail the falsehood down upon thejr oaen leaders.

 U'ho charged Mir. Clay with setting mp a dictatorship in the Capitol, caucus power to control legislation and embarrass the Exc cutive? Vim. c. Rives, the asfg Senator from Virginia.

 IKh0 charged 1Lr. Clay with attempting 10 overthrow the constitution 10 promote his own views? Thomas F. Marshall, the aehig representative in Congress of Mir. Claws own district

 H.ho said that DIr. Clay had too many heresies to deserve his support Daaiel Uebsier

 TVlo said Henry Clay had treated him with gross ingratitude in return for generous ser vices? Gen. I1m. T. Harrison.

 E-do says that Henry Clay is tampering with the abolitionists and wrote his Texas letter to secure their supPort2 Gen FeH9 Houston, heretofore the strongest and most influential friend ATr. Clay had in Mississippi.

 