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The New York American gives the fol-
lowing as the cause Of the recently contem-
plated duel between Mr. Wright and Mr.
Saunders ---General Saunders is the person
whose resolution on the public printing has
made 50 much talk in the House of Repre-
scntatives, and is from North Carolina. Mr..
Wright from Ohio. The cause Of offence
we believe was, that General Saunders, at
ter launching anathemas against all otlce-
seekers, Office holders, and others living up
on the "puhlic crib" was reminded IN the
iiousc by Mr. Wrigat, that he, the afore-
said Saunders, had very recently sought to
i fastcn his teeth in the "publc cub" in the
| shape Of Clcr!; ofthc Supreme Court OF the
United States, for which office he was an
unsuccessful apphcaut. Mr.. Wright refer


ing to Mr.. saunders disappointment, and t.
his resolution calling on Mr.. Clay for his
] reasons tor removing certain printers, sug-


acstcd that tho latter should be so amended


as also to ask from the Judges Of the Sn
premc Court, their reasons for having ap


pointed another person Clerk. This, anS


the comments thereupon, reused we believe


the wrath OF the gallant General to the chal


longing pci.." [ !rue bill