Cns.in. NJ. Clay in Ohio.
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Correspondence OF tSe isiiGHe 49,.


LAND o. TIE BrcKEYEs. Aug 2'tn I>H.
already g!yer an account gathering OF lSVo
Wb.s At Warren. We give OF our Correspondents e'S'
only 50 much ni rela'es to the Speeches


would t,let | could pour INTO the cars CT your
readers the glorious speech Of the eloquent Ken
,rcky Statesman, CAsslus NJ, CLAY, For two
hours he hald that immense asscmblasei IN breath
less silence, while he testified to Us Of Henry
CLAY and his measures OF policy from tiFe-sldc
knowledge Of MS character, and long intercourse
with him as private citizen. He spoke OF the
great struggle between Slavery and Freedom now
at hand, and he showed up the question OF Texas
Annexation in high, that carried conviction to
every mind, that !. was one OF the most Infamous
measures ever urged upon the American people.
He completely and totally demolished every ar
gument urged in lis favor, and left to rest where
it should, upon the sole ground of the extension
and porpe.uity OF Slavery. Hc showed 1t to be a
scheme concoc,ed for the purpose of strengthen
mo the already tottering dynasty of the Slave
oo,ger, and that as far es it was war OF interest,
II was contest between q few thousands OF slave
breeders en- the one side, and the whole people Of
the Union on the other


He appealed to the Liberty party and all par
ties 10 look at the subject in this light, and meet
the issue on the broad ground of the Constltu-
ton. But have rot time to hint at the leading
points even of his speech. 1t was considered by
many 10 be tie most able address they had ever
heard.


But then followed cur own inimitable Tow
CoRwIs. Worn down as he was by incessant
labor in the campaign, the old Attic salt had not
lest It's sayor, and his speech was filed with
those bursts OF elaquence, those masteT-srokes
of wit. and Sarcasm so keen and biting, which
have mace him the lido! Of the Buckeyes. All
need say Of his speech is that was sui generts,
peculiarly Tom-Corwin-ike, for that is the high
est praise which can be awarded.


But my sheet is nearly full, and will close by
saving that you may put down Ohio along side OF
Kentucky-shc will do her duty this Fail. The
enthusiasm is of the lS4O stamp, and will sweep
the State in November like whlrlwlnd-not a
Polk.stalk will be left unscathed.


Yours truly. j. L. Il.