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~ We thought that Mr.. Henry K Nash, of
Hillsborough, who spoke to the late gathering on
Thursday night, was unfortunate, not only in his
whole speech, but peculiarly so in the commence
ment and termination of it. He said in the outset
that the issue was, whether Henry Clay should
be raised to the pinnacle of human honors, or by
his defeat consigned to oblivion and forgetfulness
and in the conclusion Of his speech he said that
neither Offices nor honor could add to his present
reputation Mr.. Nash would do well, perhaps to
try again. One must walk before one can run.