Mf, t'lay'S Speeeh,
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We are iadebted to our friend Mir. JAMES MrR- riES, for papers containing the speech of Henry Clay al Lexington, oa Inc 18th inst. The rcsolu- tions offered on tho occasion, by tho distngushe,

 "embodimcn' of whig principles" will be found in another column. We ewonld gladly give place to the speech, but its length and the lnteday we re. ceivcd it, make it impossible It is very evident to us, that MT. Clay again aspircs to tho Presidency, and the enthusiasm exhibited by his friends renders 1t almost certain, that he will be taken up, notw,h- standing the aresia6aay of Gen. Taylor. reiiqble man is now, says the Union, most in demund. This of course Is "the last stake of desper rate gambler