SKY HIGH. SIR, SKY HIGH.
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Major Sa,erlee Clark, great Jackson man. late
editor OF Coram's Champion in New York. has pub
lished an article in the Alexandra Gazette in which
he declares, tha, an attempt to make fosl Of him
was once made by means Of letters written by some
OF MIR. Calhoun's creatures, and frnnksd BY Mr..
Calhoun himseli. The mnjor then saith, that were
he capable Of becoming tool, he should have en-


listed in Mr.. Calhoun's service, because he paid
his tools better than any other man, out of Uncle
SANS treasury" The Major then doth moreover
affirm ,ha, the rule observed hy General Duff Green,
editor o. the Jackson Warrington Telegraph, is
to lie, in where to speak the truth would
better serve his rn."-Thus do The officers Of the
General Jackson Corps, incon.ineny 20 to war with
each other; thus do they give the public their own
opinions Of each other, and thus the public not
to give credit to any Of them. Dem. Press.