CLAY AND TEXAS.
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Those honest seekers after truth, Whol' sire 10 know Mir Clay's views upon am will do well to read the following short ah

 From he Y, o. courief

 MT. Clay, in his reply to ihe 1 Nessrs. Thomas M. Peters and John son, on the subject of the annexali0no z as, makes a sad attempt to whIp ID !, round the stump by prevaricailon anas cation-sunder such circumstance in one place. I could not but FesaIa' | nexalion of Texas as compromising or of my country" A little iu''hea he says-.'lar from having any PesI1 2. lection 10 the annexation of Texas :, be glad to see it, without dishono5l war, with the common consent ol IVY aud upon just and fair terms"

 What is to be made of such eolll'5' l1i and how are they to be reconels1Il l.I,, is the unequivocal deelaratlon' m',s ~ sonally in favor Of the anneSall01l ll, g,II ble with the bitter denunclallollsaF ster against | e whole project 4,

 The truth is, Clay made . iill'laI first publication on the so6leel'% and he has been trying to ezpai thus far has only made things g0ls @ ing that he has no fixed oplnlo'sI on the matter. At one moment T N the nextmoment he is against IL v..a sage he takes an idea from MT vi sJ

 in another he flches from eens,~ s"ar and Mir Polk. And then you 'a ss,s hear the koon speakers ran'lns ;,el pI annexation of Texas as a pi9ls, {, Y 4. with treason and disunion--llls,ab ,bs,A have 3Tr. Clay gravoIy asserting In h il qllg, he has no objection to IL h" to Tuscaloosa, Mir. Clay says y'sa a fs learn from the resolutions ol lns D.,i,s of that town that the Texas qa's, ,p the whig cause no preinedie,ss'. z. N because the resolutions of ihf ls. asa Clay Club warmly advocate 1r 'l'i boyI d of Texas! Is not this bloW''s with the same breath