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correspondent of the Baltimore American
says al have seen letter Of late date from
: HENRY CLAY, announcing that he should spend
most of the approaching winter in New Orleans.
The letter, need not say, from as true Whig
there isin the Union from man who is the very
embodiment of great national Wing principles.
refer to it because it gave TO his friend, who is
true man also the wise advice that upon the Pres-
dental question there should be public agitation
in regard to until lar-distant day. The wish
'or this whoe-hearted patriot and statesman is that
: the great wrongs inflicted upon the country by the
dominant party should be the sole subject of pub
lie agitation at least for the present; in other words
that there should be correction Of great public
abuses, and that Presidenmaking should be let
falone."