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Walpoie of lis party, and the most corrupt polti- elan of the age.

 In his retirement what lessons could he ineulcate how truly with slight change, could he utter the language of Cardinal Woolsey-

 ,'Had but served my country with half the zeal served my party, l would not in mine age,

 Have been left naked to mine enemies"

 MT. Clay's destiny is warning, that no man. however great his advantages, can rarely attain the highest honors in the State, without political integ- nty-and that the pure principles of democracy are the true steppng-stones to the favor of the people