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 bar, for whom the scaffold or the whipping post IS in waiting; and the humanity of the law eoineides with our own compassion in pronouncing that doubt shall be followed by acquittal; but to him who claims our conf- dence, probable suspicion IS just ground of relusal; and many are the men dismissed by an acquittal from court of justice, who, up- on grounds which the law cannot notice, stand condemned before the tribunal of pub lie opinion. Aaron Burr was acquitted and rightly acquitted, too--for want of evi- dcncei but think you he IS q fiji object to ai- tract confdence?--is he entitled to support9

 Thus, then, as We conceive, it sufficiently 1 appears that Jackson, the man of the people, was, at the last election, defeated, not upon any considerations ol comparative merit be- tween Mr. Adams and himself. but in order that Mir. Clay might be Secretary of State, and heir apparent To the Presidency. And can 1t be seriously coutended that you ought, or that you properly can give your sanction to this apostacy from prlnciple--your sup port to thls ambitious proleet' Because Mr Clay once forgot his duty, and imposed upon the nation President whom the nation did not desire, ought you to forget yonr interests dId NVul liSiitH9 oiiCi d iS3diu tO utdAhti}s and thus sci an example fatal to the fair and equal operation ef our constitution. ."--.ad- dress 10 he people of .North Coroibta ia 1895, terfftea bg .Hr. Badger.

 N B--Mr Badger was Secretary of the Navy under Gen Harrison, and is now one ol Nr. Claws warmest supporters Tn North Carolina. What honest principle can bring such men tegethef3

 l OPINIONS OF MIR CLAY. EXPRESSED BY

 DISTINGUISHED MEN. ., Jarsson's opinion of Afr Clag. "Under such circumstances, ho,e contemp- lille does this demagogae appear, when he deseends from his high place in the Senate, and roaB,s about the country retailing slat- ders apoa hc Hiring and he dead.n--.4adreD JactSoa.

 Hebster's opinion Qf Dfr ciay s,ilenry Clay has too many heresies about [ him ever to gain my supportn Daaicl e HebSter.

 te6trsoa's opinion of Mr. Clay. { ssllenry Clay is merely splendid orator, e without any valuable knowledge from expc- t rience or study, or ANY DETERMINED , PUBLIC PRINCIPLES, founded in political r science, either practical orthcoretcal. ."--Je.f- 9 5ersoa

 1 Raadoilhs opmioa of lr ciay.

 sslle Is talented, but corrupt. He sinks and shines, and shines and stnks, like rot ten maeherel by moonlight .o--John Ram doiPh.