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TROUBLE IN THE W1GwAM.-We perceive
by letter from Henry Clay to the New York
Young Mems Wing Association, that he positive
ly refuses to suffer his name to come before a
treatment received in former days by those calling
themselves his friends, whom he characterizes as
'knaees using his name for the purpose Of attain
ing their o1cm personal ends" The Charleston
Mercury, which has become within the last day
or two very good authority with the Wings, says
that MIR. Clay-notwithstanding "his political err
rors"-''can do nothing mean" In the face of
such authority, which is so entirely relied on, we
would not pretend to doubt what Mr.. Clay says
of his friends. Go it ye cripples! But remern-
Der the fate Of those unfortunate cats of Kilkenny


PetersbaSg Republican.