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Character Of Mr.. CLay.-We .ubjoin the
character of the whig candidate, as given by some
OF the most distinguished men of our country, and
commend /. to the attention of those man-wor.
Slippers who hold him up as being iitiio less than
a god.


JACKSON OPINION OF Mn. CLAy.-"Under such
circumstances how contemplate docs this dema-
gogue appear. when he descends from his high
place IN tho Senate, and roams obou, the Country
rethlIinI snnder upon tho living and the dead.'


NEssTERs oPlNoy OF Ma. Clay" Henry
Clay has too many heresies about him ever 10
gain my support"


JEFFERsoN's OPINION OF Nh. CLay.-"IIenry
Clay, said Mr.. Jefferson, ..is merely n splendid
orator, without any valuable knowledge from
experience or study determined politica! prin-J
cIPos founded in political science, either practical
or theoretical"


liARRlsoN's OPINION OF Mn. CLAT.-"I I will Do
my duty, even if Mr.. Clay is TO be benefited by
1t, from whom have experienced only ungcnerous
treatment, IN requ!tal for years Of devoted ser.
vice."


RANDoLpH's OPINION OF MR. CLAx-"He il.
talented but corrupt. He s,inks and shines, and
shines and s,inks, like rotten mackerel by moon
light ~