HENRY CLAY's DICTATIoN-THE SUB. SERVLENCY DE HIS FOLLOWERS.
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We give the following letters merely show the people the true orthodox standard of Clay Whiggery This same Gen. Combs, of Ky, rabid Harrison Whig in lsiO had son that joined in the Santa Fe expedition with Kendall of the N Orleans Picayune. He was taken and carried to Mexico. Gen. Combs went to Texas and wrote to President Tyler thesub- joined letter, and ratified the sentiment in ls44, March l9 Now behold him since the Clay conven- ton at Baltimore and the Texan letter, on one ofhe talest coon polesand you behold the coon party in its naked deformity You know that old saying don't climb too high, coon, you will expose your golf