From the Pennsylvania Gazette.
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Mr.. Clay's Address is AS triumphant ruiutation
of the charges made by Gen. Jackson. touching the
Presidency. as was ever made in any cause. It is
shown, as clearly as testimony can show any thing
that the misrepresentation" did not originate at
Gen. Jacksons "freside,'' as was stated but tina,
Gen. Jackson. two years before. at public places,
at taverns, on the highway, and in steamboats,, at
remote places. promulgated has charges. Strong
circunstantial evidence points too with irresistible
force and clearness to Gen. Jackson aud Major Ea
ton as the authors of the Kremer letter. II has been
said that day or two after the interviea of Mr.
Buchanan that Mr. Clay then came on, for Mr.. Adj
ans. 1t is proved beyondlcavi, that Mr.. Clay ha'
determined, more than two months previous 10 H.,
period, to vote for Mr.. Adams 1t is shown 20
to be within the limits of probability that any bar
gam or proposition was ever made.