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AGES OF STATEsMEN.-Of our distinguished
I =
so years of age. Henry Clay comes next bee
inc 70 years old Oh the 18th of April. Martin
Van Buren, n ~, ", Johnson: J. Ca:!!!h.o;h, Lew
is Casss Daniel Webster, sguarly enough, were
all born in 1882, and of course 65 years of age.
Tyler is years younge--born in 1870. Polk
is about the same age. Doas two years young
er yet, born in 1898. General Taylor is nearly
6O The rest of our prominent public men are
generally younger by years. If we cross the
Atlantic. we find il statesman in the Wellington.
unmpaired IN intellect, at the age of rs. The
age of Peel corresponds With that ef Gen. Tay-
or, that of Lord John Russell does with tina,
of Calais Brougham is the youngest of the the
first grde of public characters, being barely boan
in the last century.


Gen. Scorr was born June l3, 1885, and will
therefore be G2 years old next June