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Mr.. CLAY THROWN ovERBoARp.--The Tribune
contradcts the statement made in the Evening Pos,
yesterday, that Gov. Seward had opened CORE.
spondence with Judge Mclean in reference to the
presidency in l848 The conductor of that print
will do well to confne himself in his contradictions
to what he himself knows, and let Gov. Seward
speak for himself The latter gentleman can satisfy
the public by publishing copies Of his letters to judge
Mclean. Short of that no contradiction, particular
ly from third parties, will answer In the mean
time, so far from complying with the request of the
Tribune to contradict the statement the substantial
truth Of it is here reasserted--.E Y Ep. Post