MR.. CLAY AND HIS BEAR.
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We desire that the people of North Carolina
should be fully acquainted with the character o
this man Bear, whom Mr.. Clay admits to the cir
Gle of his intimate associates, and whom he has
sent forward to electioneer for him in Virginia
In 164I he was appointed to Indian agency;
but so bad was his character that the very savages
refused to permit him to settle among them What
do the refined wings of Virginia think of that
And what said Prentice of the Louisville Journal,
about the same time2 Hear him:


"We it stated months ago that John W. Bear
the Buckeye Blacksmith, charged with horse steal
ing and was fleeing from justice. We supposed he would
take refuge in Texas We see however, from letter of
his, that he has taken refuge in the Tyler party


This is whig evidence The wings certainly
know the man, and out of their own mouths is he
condemned