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MIR. CLAY.

 AsHLAND,JU JUNE 20,' "A. Dear Sir:-I have re. , ceived your favor stating that our political Oppo- nents represent me as be- ing a friend tOprotection at the north, and for free trade at the south {; and you desire an expression of my opinion, under my own hand, for the pur- pose of correcting this misrepresentation. I am afraid that you will find the effort vain to correct misrepresentations Ofme Those who choose to un- derstand my opinions can have no difficulty in clearly comprehending | them. Ihave repeated ly expressed them as late as this spring and sever- al times in answer to let- ters from Pennsylvania. My opinions, such as they are, have been re- gently quite as freely ex- pressed at the south, as l ever uttered them at the north. IhGue euery eOkerc nsaisasaine.s, that in adjusting c TaTi0 l JOF reUesatee, GaScs1Dlt5a G- tiO'ss ought to Dc made for prOteeiOss: THAT THE TARIFF OF 1S42 HAS OPERATED MOST BENEr1cHALl.Y, and that I I AMi UTTERLY OP. POSED TO ITS RE- PEAL. These opinions were announced by me at public meetings ir Alabama, Geo. Charles. ton in South Carolina N. Carolina and in Vir. ginia. In am yours,&c,

 H. CLAY

 F. J. CorE.