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JUSTICE TO HENRY CLAY IN TENNEssEE.-On
Saturday the House of Representatives finished the
good work begun by the Senate in relation to the
charge of Bargain, Intrigue and Corruption" by
passing the Resolutions Of that body, repeating, in
effect, the Resolutions Of the General Assembly Of
1927, and declaring that the charges therein con-
,ained against Mr.. Adams and Mr. Cay are unsup-
ported by proof and not to be believed


Thus have the Wings of Tennessee, through their
Representatives in the General Assembly done a
long delayed act of justice to the most lllustrous
Statesman and Patriot of our Age and Country.


This accusation of corrupt arrangement is now
so universally acknowledged among men OF ordinary
information and common candor to be totatally un-
iounaed-that it was well becoming the Wings of
Tennessee no longer to allow the record Of belief
of it on the Journals of their General Assembly to
remain uncontradiced. Nashville Banner.