New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

~ the Editor Of The Tribune
Your article in relation TO the position OF Mr. CLAY 1
with reference to the Presidency. will meet with tne
hearty approval Of thousands. The Wings will have
no man who cannot tell Whist he s himself we Oil
know HrSHY CLAY and where 10 tad him Inc wings !
Of the nation know him and love him the world knows
him and sdmres him: bis enemies know snd respect
him The People not willing 10 give him up; they
are reluctant 70 listen 10 the mention OF any other name
Especially do object TO sny course that shall place
In the high station OF Executive OF this nation any man
who IL not Wig openly boldly. decidedly, and who
will no, feariessly avow IL man ANYTHING short oil
that IL sure 10 come out LOcOFOc0. He may under
take separate himself from all parties TO be par, wing
and part Loco POGO but tho coruptons oil once ine
fswnins Of sycophsn, the importantly OF once holders
and Office seekers will the bsser material !" pre-
ponders,e and be will end In Loco focolsm we wan ,
a clean Whig Administration or loco-foco rule Ne
want not only that the PRINCIPAL be purely wing ru'
all the agencies the heart and the extremi'es all shAe
Whis. H.
will Undue the nation with the spirit OF wisdom oil Jus
tee of patriotism progress In educsunn IN 'ne ar. VIZ
improvements OF enlightened HE and wnna!sW .ns
nuhlic mind from the glory Of War and fx II on the
greater glores oi Peace. The Wings OF the Union
know this. They value too highly the PROUD poe'uoon
they now hold after years Of toll To throw away ,ne
fui,s of ali ths, toll upon any unhedsed non eommal
lat We say give Henry Clay ss our tr" ehoic" Ano
We know thousands Who say give us MIN ~ our S's
choice.
la publishing the foregoing from the pen oil
sterling Whig friend. do not wish TO he under
stood az taking any new ground ourselves WIN re
card To the Presidency We plead for Peace hsr
mopv. and attention to the present necessities AM
psfil, Of the Country. Next Spring will be 500
snoueh To select our candidate for President sn'
un.hau then appear that Henry Clay can sHrell
hs elected. we think the mass of the Wings WI
a ~. als Kuf 10 ali
no, then appear to be asure thing the Wings vi
have no fair claim to ask him 10 run. and we pre-
anne viii not do it He has been beaten too ogte
for the Coantrys honor and welfare already an
,.usf no, be Subjected 20 the chance OF another d.
fest Bu, # there shall be popular rising IN b
f.vor. such as there ought to be, not even his ow
dissemination will be permitted to override Il
strong attachment Of bis friends I'd Irib.
The Whereabouts OF the Alabama >enaiof-
The Hsnisr,iie tAial Adrocafe inquiries
Where are Mcssrs. Lewis and Bsghyi What
they the North whom their interests tcY"'o ''o' a.
scpcs At the South
In the same strain King X chard asks Lord sta
Where he thy tenants and Thy followers
II Are they no, now upon the western shore
"ssteeontuc'ins the rebels from their ships
Stanley replies
HIS friends are In the North"
Saws King Richard
q Cold friends 10 me whA, do they in the North
when they shoud their sovereign In the Went
He of the Tuscaloosa Flag is the Stanley Of Il
Huptsville King Richard, and defines the posti
=, the mighty potentatcs. He locates the gre
Lewis on his farm in Lowndes County super
tending the daily routine Of farm labor viii
means with persons less sniable than Mr. Lew
we suppose showing his slaves how cho'erlc
"A and making his bondsmen tremele
As for the other supposed recussnt Mr. bag
his al,s. is well established. He Is not IN Alaos
bu, in W s.hington. He will probably Visit a
bsma during the summer Probably, as the
si.lsture Just elected is big with the fate OF .
by and OF Rome
As Mr.. Bsgby 10 said 10 have lost much OF
popularity at home. we beg leave To advise the
sbsmians, If they wish to &c, nd of him, to ret
him 10 the United States Senate for Judging fr
The experience OF the last hall dozen years. Il
v;Il be troabed less with his presence in that CT
,h.n n he were defeated in his second canvass
ou,r TRuE.-The Northampton Gazette ss
IT, IA. ouits common among psons young men.
o. cs.not fual their mission OF good TO msns
-s,son, erssips into the pulpit hes ned me ss'
1890 NOR preachero'