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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

- The Sessions Of this annually commence on the
H Of October and terminate the sh Of July nr The
schools oithc University with their respective Professor
l. Ancient ilnguages-Dr. Gessnet Harrison
2 Modern ilnguagcs-Dr Charles Kmitsr
q Mathematcs.-Mr Edward ". Couuenay.
T. Natural Phiosophy-Mr Wm. % Er.crs
D. civil tuginecrugthc subjects which are divided b.
the Professors Of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
q. Chemistry and Mntcra Mciica DR. Ro o. Rogers
z. Mciieinc.-Dr. Henry Howard
X Anatomy and surrcry.--Dr. James T.. Cthru
o. Moral Pmlosophy.-Mr George Tucker
10. law.-ludge Henry ST g. Tucker
judge Tucker BE- Chairman 81 the Faculty.
The regular stated charges session arc so, 90
For al other necessary expenses thus sufficient res 90
s35O 90
The of s35O has several YEAR mast 20 be- m
total average amount Of the expenses students from the
funds.
tofiuther PARTICULAR zee ~ the printed catalogue or me
Washington Globe ami Charleston Mrrcury boz both off when
papcrsa standing advertisements W be- found
WILLIS w. WooDLEY, Proctor and Patron o., Va
ju is-cf1u
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fsdcsucd proier here, I,f us .ntr,r,, Of III,
WIZ" ffi NAY have bad no opportunity of Testing The virtue. 5f
W Nhf sulphur "Hrf when removed from thc fountain that
E H lief i' ' parts ~ tho county an half
- "h'h pave undergone careful tGd thorough pfsparuo
W'''i "i u N'et i' nniny Boz 'ts aai rasf,a ami a.
NC '.I 'i'f 2" a'rF'" 70" by expectation trans
". loui'p NHilo- comparative trals made tha Water
and ohcfvant peons from lrts OF the Union tb - ~
a-eang pc strength u either abun,ny proved f
" ~ ' p'n various letters substlntiatng ncts are
on DE possession 81 The proQretors copies III s,e I'D MN -
be tunl IN c pamphc' containing rcueraI directions Ia, ~ -
" we ''a,,. wn,h arr iunsedtothe vendors for grattous DIS
'' ,'''. n 20
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% PARTNERSHlP.

OLD wIIISKEY.-iobbs.. superior oii Ta.,sloo., WI,
~ Key. for SAKE ' " !"
~ w NJ N AnrtsnN
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AN receiving per schr John 4. Brown,
u y hhds prime Porto Bico Sugar
100 bags Laguyra Coffee
l41 do Rio do
10000 lbs prime Western Mid,lling Bacon
10 hlf pipes Imitation French Brandy
25 bbls whiskey
10 do Cordial
do Bounce
For sale on accommodating terms by
iu26 WIN
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The -. Lonis Who's.

The Wings of St. Louis, have set to work, for
the purpose of carrying Missouri for Clay. One
Whig has subscribed for n thousand copies of the
Life OF Clay, by Junius, for distribution. The
Clay Club there, proposes to purchase some 90
OOO-that every farmer in the State, may have an
opportunity TO know the glorious history OF Harry
of the West.
Will not the Wings of Virginia, take lesson
by this noble example! All that tho people want
to make the great body of them enthusiastic admi-
rers OF Henry Clay, and ardent supporters of Wing
policy, is lght-a full knowledge OF Cay's life
and actions, and of the wisdom and bcneiicencc
of the great measures which he proposes for the
public welfare. Let Clay Clubs be forthwith form
ed, and steps bc taken, to circulate cheap papers
and tracts, throughout the entire confines of the
State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-04

"GcH Tyson. This individual has been appoint
ed Assistant Postmaster General. He was (it will
be- rccollcced) appointed To some post in Philade.
phia, and rejected by large majority of the Sc.
nate, unfit in all respects, for any station Of
trust under the Government. The acting Pres.
dent. in disregard Of the Constitution and common
dccency, with this stigma resting upon him. has
again thrust him into an important Office. It *
not expected that the Senate will confirm the ap.
pointmrnt but the fatlerer Of the Boys" and the
creature Of "thc President" will have had an op.
porlunity Of putting money in his purse, tho pub.
lc expense before the Senate can act. That's
all that * desired
Men Of all parties, ought to scowl upon such
practices, which Tyler Is making to be every .day
occurrences. The Senate is, by the Constitution,
made part Of the appointing power. II was mr..
yer intended, that any man should bc Il public Off
cor except in cases of accident without the gnuc-
ton aud concurrence Of the Senate. Mr. Tyler,
in fragrant violation Of this recognized principle
Of our institutions, has cxcrlcd himself 10 reward
as many Of his own creatures, ~ lac can, before
the meeting Of Congress Vacancies have been
created for other puposc, whatever, than to sup
PLY him with the means Of bcstOwing the public
money upon bis layouritcs. The $ 10000 for the
I China Mission, was squandcrcd in this way, in the
/ very teeth Of the law. The Charge at Sardinia,
| has been recalled, that Nr. Rcnchcr, Of the
Guard, may get his Zee before the Senate meets.
/ \ Minister is appointed 10 Constanlinoplc, who Is
fastening Ia leave our shores, ere lac is ovcrhaucd
10y the Senate. \ vacant post in Portugal is filled,
just on the eve Of the meeting Of Congress. The
vacancy which Tyson fills, and many others, too
numerous 70 mention, have been created for the
object above indicated,
Wciepcat, tnat such conduct as TINS, merits, and
should receive, the stern rcpfobation Of honest
men ., al parties.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-04

The liarpers re.pubishing in Nos, IN a neat and
beautiful STYLE Gibbons Decline and Fall OF the Roman
Empire. We have received the first No from Mr.. j. W
Randolph
care also indebted the gentleman Tor the LIST
No. OF the Life OF Jackson, by Kendall. This work is
published by the llarper. and bc completed m IL Nos
tis prepared by tho assistance OF Gen Jackson who fur
nshes papers and elucidaes obscure incidents &c. The
faithful should all supply themselves with u copy.
Mr. Gill; the agent has the September No Of the
London Quarterly-Nirs Masons r. print The No is rich
IN politics and criticism.
MessIs Drnker u Morris have the two Octob, 7
Nos OF Campeelrs Foreign Magazine periodical which
contains varied and delightful selection from British Re
views, Magazines Sc.
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THE agricultural Erhibi'ion.

We profit by the Iubours Of our neighbours Of
the Compiler, and insert the particulars of the late
Exhibition.
The Society is doing good-a vast deal Of good.
1t IS exciting noble spirit among the people. 1t
is stimulating industry among the agricuuralist.
and rousing our mechanics to displays Of skill
crcdabc 10 any people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-04
THE CONCERT

Mr.. Russell again greeted Thursday night with on
overlooking House Many came, who could not gain ad.
mitiancC.
We learn that it is Mr. RS intention. after fulfilling an
engagement at Alexandria and Washington TO return tn
this City and give another Concert, Thursday night.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-04
From the ". J.. Express.

WING MASS MEETING AT NATIONAL HALL
Long before the hour announced Tor the CONNIE accnen
Of the meeting last night tins spacious hall and the
leading TO IT, filled with dense OF people, re-
mnding OF the good old days OF thirty and forty
The high hopes, the ardent expectations the
confident assurance which the uniform result u
unon harmony and cordial concentration of effort appear
ed to inspire the immense The auspices under
which the meeting convened most encouraging
and promising, and when the call order made the
cheers with which the ball opened WERE ihemse Ives
indicative and ominOus OF the happiest results.
Before the meeting organized, the Tenth Ward Wings
marched into the Hail. HdSs with torches and banncr
bore the inscription, "iiony Clay Country and
Liberty ia second peoples Candidate for County Clerk
Joseph Weed "-on the reverse, "Tcnih Ward Wings
always ready" They great numbers and were
received with voeferous shouts and accamaory repetons
Of the mottos on the banners. The band ther played
IIaI to the Chief" and YANKEE DpodleS' amidst the ap
plsuses Of the meeting.
Nine cheers were gwen for Henry Clay, with great en-
thusiusm.
AT the appointed hour, the meeting organized ON
the call OF j. III. llawes who nominated Dame, Lord Jr
ns Chairman Of the meeting. lie chosen 10y accama-
ton, and the following additional officers were next appoint
ed, on nomination o the Chair, with equal unaninty:
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1PORTANT TO PUTSICIANS.-- Pro-
Inpsus ttcri cured by External Menus.-Dr.
Hobt FhOmpson's Pelvic Corset mud trro a b.

HOb't TbOmpson'- Pelvic Corset nud q trro All
Tor manufacturing ss instrument which furnish,
supply adequate "a demand Their Increasing popuiifi.
" ''' nc'd 10y an lninntces ofnppoon
W. constantly receive ff'n The hri medical city
from various paris outryumnt ~ m pfe.-ng t.if
claims Tor pr.ferenr. anon t ,ai 100 NJ en-, ,,,, w.,
III" public rscnus state 1fe invited u, evan
them. they must be- convinced Of t.r o.,
ccencr iui applicability 10 pr vent ,p,.,,t,. in o,,nr ~
give bnei description ut tle two which VIII enable
,'" which may BE- applicable TO the fo winch uay
The Pelvic Corset The cure Of rr1.uq ir, and attendant
dfnse 'ley adjusted by patient without any
inconvenience The PAL which gives spp, 10 the soc,sI ro
"ih p'vs part Hsuoly tender uiot pressure based upon
hnn leather ~ proper and shape neatly cushioned which
secured pii,. by tNo straps cofnt ,n,tsr,I IN ,t
b. ad portion of ei.tc webbing answer a the in
''n'ns elasticity contemplated m n Lamlres. The Al
iouinl Hluirc. Gffc prevention Of rfor-u. , ,r o,c,
w''hn"'-o admirably adnl t.o form patient anis
"''nn'd anil ronwcird NJ such materials allow a. en-
brace tle nfi sisc ri Of the abdomen All ybt
rans N" spinal column comfortable u,nnsf allow.
"" utmost freedom oficton IN every part of The bob can IN
der drawn into wrinkles or f al, The To
lely avoiding The objection usually urged common
act a. rigid cord This bindare kcp place by mean, Of
strips II elastic webbing.
Hhese patented and the uss of the ei,s,ie
webbing part u the exclusive right ofbe naten
Tee ani advrnto-e deem dwell upon the advnn
age the use o their must give rcn supposing
will D." readily conceded by 49, Instrument. having metallic springs
are liable 10 the objection lint they rarely comfortably
well nor can they be- modified circumstances
These objections entirely d. Thomp-ons
NESTS ashley BE- u1de larger maIct desired with he
gae r1se AMI yet another advantage that they he had
of about hall The puce N my other which offered
We are enabled tn do this having purchased rrl tn make Them
VIVA view n overcoming the objections generally urged against
Instruments m this Kind becaupc Of The high prices asked Tor
hoping N fcnbursc Ourselves ascd by
within The reach patients would Otherwise be declared
We o. en md l are pleased 70 ay that ospccta
lions lave iecn fcaizfd. ALEN'R DUVAL n ca.
M 4 Druggists RchmonI. Va
~ ORTIZ American Royeg Tor Oriocf Isf1 received Gr s,
y snd for subscribers ny mo ~ J. w RANDOLPH
SAiT9go Marshall Factory ried Salt Just arrived pe,
- sch Henry clay ready vessel IN Dncs
Arpy 10 loo 81 RANKIN wnfTLoCK
EfAMiiY FLOUR, u rPcuor quality on hand Tor alc by
- no3 SHIELDS 4 gOMERyiLLE
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CANAL COMMERCE..

NONLMHIR 7.
ARRIVED,
Boat Little Nell Harding, with 9Si ton. mJle from New
MARKET g. Dbfel, llplcomJ, & CO, Clifford Cnb,l and 4
T.. Harris.
Pioneer, Parons, with - mdz. from Lynchburg,
TO warwick 4 Bnrksdae, John Jones' Mcssrs Schaer &
Go, budldm, Preston & Co. and Jno ". Gordon
CLEARED,
B1ai Mohawk, Lewis with l2i tons mdlc, to Lock 7
and LickinehOc Aq't
Victoria Tompkins, empty. To Scottsville
Lynchburg, Fields with 2li tons mdle to Lock and
I.ynchburg.
Oh Virginia Taylor with $50 tons indlc to Lynchburr
hrn franklin Ih"rnhi, with 26i tons mdze, Lock
~ warren, New Market, Bent Creek and Lynchbirg.
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The Charleston papers announce the death of Albert
Rhet', distinguished member OF the South Carolina lie.
gislaturr
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PRESIDENTS.
Calvin Balls James IIeelv
Egbcn Benson, Juecuhus Thur.ton
Robert Hyslcp. Joseph F. Person
Conrad SWEEP, John w BlnuyeIt,
Charles Oakley, t;eorpe EicbeI
Jacob Bell Edward Kotchum
Rodophus Dearborn, James Van Norden
George w Blunt, FIoyd Smith
Gerard stuyycsant
srlEFrM'Es.
Charles H. Griffin, Morgan j. Morgans,
Charles s. Miller, j. w Van Pelt
T.. d. Hall
David Graham Jr took Go, stand and was received will,
the most tumuious applause lie read the report the
County Committee, nominating the following gentlemen 10
the different offices get against their
70, County CLERK, JOSEPH. JOSEPH Weed ;o"I''
For Coroner, Dr. Alexander b. Whiting
,.,fNBuY.
E Eleh1ra s. 3 Williams Villains VIM MandeyiIe,,
John Martin, NIryapder y Fond,
Sam Webster, Tdv,,J D,yt,n
Augustus l.. Brown, VIM IT. Sweet
hhham Turner, AdUurlm Chandler.
Abraham X. Lawrence.
The report concludes a. follows.
u has been allotted 60 other buIir. the duty 81 selecting
delegates represent YOU tu The Coy tiou which will OIL
lr The name OF HEINZ Clay the candidate for the Prcsi-
dency Of the United States, and which will present M
doubt candidate Tor hc N.so Presidency true 90 tho
pHncipes ~ ihc O'moeuuc Wing, man who shares the
sunshine oi triumph, aud never srinks from our COM
partnership in IT, most adyrfs, mud stormy fortunes: who
believes with U.s. hopes with u, cpusorts with w. and
ever willing 90 stand " Tall with the Democratic Wing par
~, and in the Democratic Wls faith
D. GRAHAM JR., Chairman.
BfNrrcr lrwis, D.. y..
GEoEsE RowtANu, k'''''"h'7'
M Thny'r was then called r and took the stand and
made long aud exceedingly good thorough Wing speech;
pelacinR by report from Che Committee on Resolutions
concluding with thos, which follow:
T. Resolved That surveying the field Of the coming
contest We hnd occasion iD dcyout gratitude the pU-cu
complete development oi The fact tat the Loco Fuco par
~ dostrueiyc On i whole nature tendency snd effects IS
alec finally 'y dc'ifucuye that having destroyed n good
thai within ls fcach-hasnp d,toyed our National
prosperity, credit and our currency Our
commerce, manufacturer our public works our prvato
cntcrpnscst has % ls begun destroy it,er c,riou
like turning ~ yenofnoua aud deadly sling up,ur own y
tails.
p. Resolved, That however encouraging may b. r r.p
temptation Of this result do not regard i,.rpy
tho necessity Of rcdoubcd and three devoted ctto
f,r the universal dissemination and permanent establish.
mont II our primo pies and the success OF o measure, au
that We will soil 20 perfect tsoi and
soidato strength. making the Election Of HrVEY CLt.
the nsctc beginning and the end II labor
ina under his standard IN long continued, 0ropoacd Co.,
unpha from victory victory, th no enemy REMAINING
our peaceful and prosperous county hs her glorious d'
iiny.
\ Resolved That We salute the gallant Wings Of Ten
nes.se Maryland, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Ohio wi1
hearty congratulations aud praise, foe their recent IN
espced socccses and do herchy pledge Ourselves 10
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For the best specimen Of Cutlery the Committee unsn
moosy award the premium of q silver medal 10 Mr. b.
r Kern. (and splendid specimens did Mr.. n exhibit
they were principally surgeons instruments Of tho most
exquisite polish)
For the best specimen OF boots shoes and brogans
silver medal 10 Mr.. Aexr Hill.
For the best specimen 1T ladies and misses shoes
silver medal to AlcA'r Hill. mir. Hills manufacture
chciicd tho general adntaionn nothing superior could
be produced any whcrc.)
Some very fine specimens of gcntlcmen'. boots md
shoes were exhibited by Mr. David Walsh; aso ladies'
and misses shoes by Mr.. ID. d. Franklin
For the ostspccimcn OF blank books silver medal 4,
Mr. j. W. Randolph. MIR. RS books wcrc superbl
some very hne specimens OF paper exhibited from
the franklin Paper Mandatory.
tot the best specimens Ut Crates aud Fender. silver
hcua' To Mr. Samuel d. Denoon. Mr. ID. exhibited the
most splendid lot ever IN this city,
For the best specimen OF Cabinet F,,,,,,,. . ;,.
medal to Mcssrs Poor. Murray Roper or n magnificent
sidoboard at 5000
very superior wardrobe was also exhibited ,panuf,r
turcd by Messrs. Biniord & Porter.
For the best specimen ut Locks, silver medal 10 NJ,
u Cumberson MIR. C's hnc specimens attracted general
obSerahonl
For the best specimens of Saddles and brides silver
medal To Mr. Joseph H. Coqu who also exhibited some
beautiful specimens OF harness.
There were alsoveTy superior exhibitions OF saddery by
Metsrs ocy y Cotucll, and Mr. Isaac a. Austin. tSuch
an 'Ahton oi s1ddey the whole formed could not be-
exceeded Tor beauty aud taithuness OF
Woregret that there exhibition OF hats or edged
Tools 10y our manufacturers for each of which premium
was offered We notice. also very beautiful exhibition
lin"st admirable Ut guns by Mr. Thomas Tytsr md "A,
~ superb piano by Mr.. Rufus Monc; but ns mn nre,u
had been Offered for the above they have NOT any
All OF which - respectfully submitted.
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DIED.

inih city on Thursday evening last Can't JOHN L. YOUNG
m ''i year ct MS age The friends OF the family invited
attend h' funeral this afternoon oco,k from his late
fnce on 18Th street, opposite Mr Drinkers Bakery
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
port Of Hichmon d.

hs' hafo- ~" day at .! oa.,k p. NJ
ARRIVED,
Schr Henry Clay Martin, New York sund,ias
Below, bound up,-Schr Echo, Snow Thoma-tonc lime
to j. Fisher * Son.
SAILED
Selr Olivia Brickcl, White, Jamaica flour
Sohr Arkansas, Groves, Baltimore flour.
New YoRE Nov. 2.-Auvcd, Schr John Brick. West,
Richmond coal.
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~ gentleman has requested me 10 bet Fiyr Tuors,Yp
DOLLARS llut MIR. CLAY will be- clcctednex President
II he lives. The bettcd to be- Immediately invested
III Six Per Cent Stock of tic State Of Virginia, ~ that It
may carry interest from the time of betting.
MES N INNcu
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From the New York Express.
THE WING MASS MEETING.

The dongs OF the Wing citing last night are spread be-
fore readers IN another part paper The gentle
named candidates office were received with great
unanimlty and ardent accamatons. After some appro.
pirate aud eloquent remarks from Mo,srs Graham and
Thaycr, of which deeply regret have not room Ia
make iull report tonight, Colonel Webb got up and
offered of resolutions which Of themselves were
as innocent as young kittens, but intended for IT,
yer CATS their purs only 10 be heard their claws well
iursd over The reception OF Col. Webb the misses
aud groans that mot him M the correctly set
out Ii with great difficulty that after coaxine and
Palayorng, he got hearing for honcd words which were
80 honi'd that It quite impossible object to any
thing be- said The cries Of "mrn him out" "hoar him.
honestly man. don't cheat commingled in Gu
rious confusion. The resolutions being adj there were
cries OF "votc them down." turn them OUT Separate
y,' "al together" pass them separately when the
scene OF confusion was pat end 10 by the rider bud.
ley Seidcn Esq, well known aud undoubied Clay man.
proposed, which ciecuay nuhiied and di-pcled
what OF mischief intended in the milk aud water
resolutions Of Col. Webb
The Resolution Of Mr.. SeIden parody upon the re-
solution which Col Webb gave IN the Courier that he
intended to offer but which he did offer and dared not
oter but IN spirit soened down and omascuued
leave meaning vitality h resolutions all As was
lac was obliged by the loud expressions of public sentiment
instantly To accept the TdsT OF Mr. Syiden which com.
p.,tey darmed him OF all the mscheyOus purposes for
which the original resolution intended BE- put.
We may conclude with saying that never public
meeting more emphatic manner, by signs avorring
tlatIt would not do Mr. Webster and Mr.. CLAY ON
the same ticket Look the official address Look al
tue official resolutions. te ports Of which indicating that
there should be no such union were received with tundcrs
oi applause. The meeting BETRAYED into uo violence
against Mr.. Webster. II speaks him witt, 40 disrrsi,ec
but o. shows throughout that tor q clear entire, un
doubted, and independent Clay ticket IN IL. Thus end
ed 100 harmony and strength what certain intended
should end u confusion aud weakness. They are put down
here now that the wings are Orewam'd. Their teeth
d:ngn. They cannot bite We shall Keep watch oil them
well hereafter.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Wig Movements in Ner York.
SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER =. is4s

4
We copy from the y. Y. Express a full account
of the proceedings at the great Wing Mass Meet.
ing in the city of New York. The whole pro.
ceedings and especially the official resolutions re-
ported by Mr. Thayer from the committee. de-
clare, in very emphatic terms, the feelings OF the
wings ot New ork, respecting the disorganizing
and discrcdhable proposition of the treacherous
editor OF the Courier and Enquirer, TO connect Mr.
Webster with MIR. Clay's ticket. Those resolu-
lions also imply very distinctly the popular sense
OF Webbs designs. That worthy had first propo.
sed to disband the Wing party of the State and
coalcScc with one of the Democratic factions: and
failing in that he started this new device of trump.
ing the Wings with Webster The 9Th and 9TH
Resolutions bear directly upon these suggestions;
which are justly denounced rs "thc counscs of
cowar'iicc and treason"
The tdr-Seeing editor of the Courier. after fail.
ing To disband the party, and then in bctravinr
IT, seeing the indomable spirit of the Wings
comes out IN his paper ofW edncsday. and retracts
in this wise
After this demonstration there need be no apprehension
IN relation 10 the result OF the coming Two
ag" We were opposed 10 entering contest this ci
under the then aspect OF affairs. But not So now The
whole complexion OF things has changed The triumphs m
Tennessee, Georgia, Maryland OHIO and even in beniqb
ed sdded the admirable spirit ct concia
ton 'vinced At this immense asscmbagr Wings have
swept away all apprehensions OF the result; now
most cordially agree, that only night and proper I'M
der existing circumstances, 10 into the contest hut
have undoubied confidence success"
We regardthe changed tone of these New ork
conspirators-oi which Mr.. Collector Curtis is the
head-as the most pregnant sign of the times
Ii is confession their part, that Henry Claws
election cannot be defeated. They have tried
their old game without success they have rack.
ed their wits for new devices To consummate their
wishes but all have failed. They see the fates
are iiyed-"PRESIDENTC CLAY stands record.
ed upon the mperishable tablets. The people
have willcd it. and their puny intrigues can avail
nothing against it.
Being unable TO direct the popular breeze. they
shift their sails 10 suit II. They are now the most
enthusiastic Clay men IN tho whole country. This
Is all very well-TheIr patriotism, dIsinterestcd.
ness, and discretion, are all To he commended
But then, they thrust themselves forward as lead
erS. and are determined, if they cannot sink Clay
with the mil-ston of Webster, they will be in a
position to claim all the honour and rewards of
President Claws election. Thiss more than can
be allowed TO these gentlemen. They may fall
into the ranks--and according TO their services
will they be requited