Mr.. Jefferson's opinion Of Henry


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In letter in May, 1923, in favor OF
the policy of fostering American Indus
try, this great "Apostle of Liberty
spoke in the following extremely high
terms of Henry Clay: ssAs for Mr..
Clay, | consider hun 20 be one OF the
most talented and brilliant men and
statesmen that the country has ever
produced, and should live many years
longer, hope to see him hold the place
Of chief executive Of the American peo-
pie, His carec-lhus Gar in life has been