From the Winchester pirginian.
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Gov. TYLER AND Mn. CLAY.-A report has
lately reached us, witch has staggered our latin N
Gov. TYLER, and which if true, as we are apprehen


sive it will prove will utterly destroy the confidence
we had reposed in him, and cause The Legislature


to repent if they have not already done II, the hour
1 in which they chose him as the successor OF John
Randolph in the Senate of the United States. Inc
report 10 which we allude is this--That Mr. Clay,


within the las, few days stated in conversation with
several gentlemen n, that shortly alter the determine
ton Of the late Presidential election in the House OF
Repre- sen,atives, he received letter from Gov Iy
Ter approvng in unqualified terms OF his, Mr. C's
course, in that election, and congratulatng Mr. =.
and the country upon the result. We have seen o
gentle Of undoubed veracy who had this state
men, from one OF those TO whom Mr.. Clay eommu.
ncated it, and We give il to the public as we rece'v-
ed it, that i. may be fasifed by Gov Tyler, or hs
friends, il untrue. II true, the people of Virgins
have been grossly deceived and imposed upon 10 the


election OF Gov Tyler to The Senase-they diiier
most widely with him as to The propriesy OF Mr..
4 3Clays conduct and would be unwilling to De repre-
sen,ed by him or any other man who thinks win
him on that subject II il should turn out that such


a letter a. that we have described, was written BY
Governor Tyler TO MIR. Clay, we would respectfully
Aenquire whether tha. fact known to the Legs


lature when they entered upon the late election OF
5Senator ?


Remark The above is from strong oppos-
4 ton paper. OF Gov. yfer's high opinion OF Nr.


Clay and OF his approval of his conduct on the Pre-


sidental question, we have before been apprised 30


far from the Legislature "repenting The hour IN
which they chose him as the successor oil John han-


dolph," they will have cause to rejoice IN the act 10