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Mr. CLAY AND THE Tuscaloosa COMMITTEE.
The citizens of the City and County of Tusca-
loosa, Alabama, at a numerous meeting appoint,
ed Committee to proceed to Mobile in person
and invite Mr.. Clay to visit Tuscaloosa on his
way to the North. Mr. Jemison, Chairman
of the Committee, in brief, eloquent and pertn-
ent manner, expressed the admiration of his fe
low citizens Tor the eminent public services and
distinguished character of the great Statesman,
to visit them MIR. Clay replied, in his usual fe-
Gcitous and happy manner, regretting that the
rnle he had laid down to govern him IA his visit
to the North, not to depart IN any case from his
direct line of travel, would compel him to decline
the invitation of his fellow citizens of Tuscaloo-
sa. THAT rule (said Mr.. Clay limits my visits
6 to places directly on my road, and if l were te
deviate from 1t, one deviation would beget an
other, and | should be insensibly drawn into an
inconvenient extent Of travel, that would give a
political character to my tour, which it was
never my intention it should assume"


Mr.. Clay then repeated his thanks for the kind
and flattering manner in which his public services
had been mentioned by Mr.. Jemson, and closed
with brief alluslon TO his agency in the passage
of the Compromise Act after which the Com
mit,ee Withdrew, and Mr.. Clay received the visits
of large numbers of the citizens of Mobile,
throughout the rest of the day.


GREAT Wing MEETING IN HARRIsBURG.-A
glorious Wing meeting was held at Harrisburg
on Wednesday evening, after the adjournment OF
the Wing State Convention, at which Gen. IRWIN
made an eloquent speech, and heartily endorsed
the nomination ior Governor Of his successful!
competitor before the Convention, Gen. MAEkLE
Several other warm and glowing speeches were
made, and the meeting adjourned IN the midst OF
the greatest enthusiasm.