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 Some days ago we published letter on the subject of the tariff act, from H. Clay to the Rev. w. c. Brownlow, editor of paper called the East Tennessee Whig. This cor respondent of H. Clay is a man of infamous character, and has been guilty of actions which ought to drive him from the society of all honorable and decent men. He was whig delegate from Tennessee to the Baltimore con- vention, that nominated H. Clay to the presi- dency. His paper IS the only one in Ten nessee which circulated the vile calumny that Mr. Folks father was tory ill the Reyolu- ton. Brownlow, parson as he is, goes armed to the teeth with pistols and daggers. Some years ago he made an attack upon another parson, the Rev. L. C. Haynes, and came eff second best While suffering under the wounds received from the Rev. Mr. Haynes, or Col. Haynes, as some call him, he intreated his brother to assassinate Haynes The fol- lowing is from paper printed in the vicinity of those persons < <

 From The Jonesboro' Sentinel. We obtained thefollowing statement from him in the presence of several gentlemen

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 q hereby certify, that after the difficulty between Col. Haynes and my brother, Wn:sI c. Brownlow, in which the latter was wound- ed by the former, my brother privately pro- posed to me that 1 should, by lying in syait. at the forks of the road, II mile east of yonesboro', in the barrens, beyond widow Stuart's plantation, commit murder by the assassination of Landon C. Haynes.

 "A. $. BROWLOW." What sort of man must he be who could make such proposition to his own brother, Is not such a man a fit and worthy associate of the slanderers of Gen. JACKSON? IL IS all honor.for Mr. Polk to have such fellow for an enemy and truducer but we really feel ashamed that II. Clay should hold cor respondence with man who tried to per- suade his own brother to commit an act of assassination.