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lected Senator OF that state, wroas ieuer 70 sl'
C,v. lust after The presidential question, approving
n. co,,y.e Of conduct Of Mr. Clay, on the occasion OF
,he election and congraua,ing him and the country
on the result. They consider this as hish treason
,rains, Tho principles Of their party and one paper
the Virginia Jackson Republican, has put on moa.'
ming, in consequence. But this Is not 1n-'hs
same MIR. Tyler, while member OF ms 1,ou'e =,
REPRESENTATIVES., made q speech on the saoject o.
C,n. jackson. conduct, in the Seminsls war, IN
which he severely animadver,ed upon what ne con-
eeiyed to be his high handed measures, and was 10
favor Of his being publicly censared, a. his vote on
reeord will show Truly, this Mr.. Tyler, who was
clsiuned as the witch" Of the party, In virginia
mus. be strange sort of Jackson mnn,slncs Inc Zen.
erals friends put themselves in mourning on ac-
coup, of his election. II il ressy 10 be feared, that
he will on some occasion, forget his duies so lar
90 10 vote with the administration. What on 10
deble stain would this be upon the pure principles
Of the ancient dominion.


Trenton (.v. ~ yamerican.


Washington, February l5-The Telegraph OF
Yesterday asserts that Mr.. Clay was in the House,
on Tuesday. 10 superintend the Report Of the MIX
Committee" We have good reasons lor stating
tha, Mr.. Clay did no, reach the House Of AsPre
scntaives until after that Report had been read and
that his visit to the Capitol was to see some speci-
mens OF American manufacture which wsrs exhlbi-
ted in the Ro,unda. A system Of espionage, more
remarkable for any thing than for the fidelity OF ts
reports, seems to be prac,ised in regard 10 every
movement Of this gentleman and It has at last
caught him in the fact OF examining some OF the
practical results of those measures Tor the encsur'
agemcst si American industry, and the promotion
Of American greatness, TO which his abilities have
so long and so successfully been devoted.


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