PROM The DETROIT Free
MICHIGAN.
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ROBERr MeCLELLASD-Butf few men, in so short
time, ever gained so high reputation, that
earned by Robert McClelland in the three years he
has been a member Of Congress. Eminendy gifted
with The faculty OF making tisnds, his nhuSgee 10
the national councils is great md that nauescs has
always been exercised for the benefit Of the neglect
ed west.


For one so talented, Mr.. MeClellend speaks but
seldom, and always to the point, and is listened to
with atteaton. As chairman Of the Committee on
Commerce during the present session, he added
much TO his reputation for industry and ability 80
untiring was his industry, that the other members
Of the commerce committee complimented him by a
present, beautiful as il was appropriate, as token
OF their esteem for the man, and admiration Of his
talents. "a. ."I ... .s ." 'r..f ... Oh.


His denomination, by the domoeraey, is every
where hailed with lively satisfaction, and the press
Of other States TEEN with articles in his praise His
fame is not confined to Michigan alone, bot in every
commercial and agricultural Stale m the Union, and
more particularly throughout the great west, the
name Of Robert McCleand is known, and his ser
vices and talents appreciated. ... 3D. .II.l -.


Such is the man for whom the democracy Of the
ls district again called to vote at tie next cleo
lion. That they will respond TO that call and give
him majority large beyond former years, is a fact
which il would be folly to doubt, II the democracy
but do their duty on Tuesday week.