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Grent Convention at Lancaster, Pa.-Mr.


Clayton's Speech.


A Wing Convention so numerous as almost 10
defy estimate assembled at Lancaster Pa. on the
llh, and was organised by the choice Of Hon.
WILLIAM HESTER, late OF Congress, President,
Hon. JERE. Brown present Nj. c. heading Inc
Vice Presidents; Thomas E. FRANKLIN, Chalk
man OF Committee of Arrangements; NATHAN
TEL ELLYAKER received Banner from the Ladies
Of Lancaster and returned the thanks Of the
Clay Club. Letters expressing regret at inability
to attend were rad from DANIEL WEBSTER, WM.
II. SEWARD, JonN SERGEANT, and others. The
vast assamJlagc (or a part Of III was addressed
~ Gen. JAMES IRyIN Of Penna. Hon. JONI P.
KENNEDY of Md. Hon. JOHN DAVIS Of Massachu-
sets, &c. &c.


But the great feature OF the occasion was the
Speech of Hon. JOHN NJ. CLAYTON of Delaware,
upon Texas, The Tariff, and the course of Mr..
Clay in relation to the Compromise. including a
recent and most interesting letter from Mr.. CLAY
himsefon the subect. Read it, friends of Amer
,can Industry but no-wc will not ask it, for
We need not Every intelligent freeman wl!l
eagerly make himself acquainted with the ire
-ztible facts it sets forth and act in view OF them.
Friends Of Truth helers Of faIsehood and Ca
lu,nny see that this Speech is put into the hands
Of every man who is inquiring which is the party
most devoted to The great Industrial interests Of
lie country.