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~ Ifthe private character of Mr.. Clay is at
tackled, and held up to the scofn and detestaton Of
all good men, his friends may blame themselves
for it in having falsely said that his habits have
changed, and that he is better now than he used to
be. And his is truly an engaging example to be
held up for the imitation ofthe young men Of the
u Statesi Indeed ever since Mr.. Clay return
ed from Europe, his character has been greatly
changed Before he went there, he was polite and
attentive to the ebumbestcitizens; now he is haugh
ty and overbearing, when he finds itis not against
his interest to be otherwise. That he will be ex-
tremely polite when he arrives in Raleigh, and
call all the people his esteemed fellow-cilizens is
more than probable; but it will be only from the
teeth out. The heart will have no part ia the
matter