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The election ol John Young Governor of N. York has been said to be triumph of the anti-clay Inhu- ences. The following paragraph from the Albany Evening Journal, the central whig organ at Albany, the principal agent of the anti-rent coalition confirms this view. It is a severe thrust at MT. Clay;

 'Ifthe whig party, in times past instead of being compelled to take its candidate aded ard weaken ed if not battered aud bruised, in preliminary and premature canvass, could have been Jeff free, when the proper time for nomination arrived, to seectfrom among it's gifted, devoted and enlightened statesmen a fresh name the elections woulu have had differ ent result"

 "Jaded and weakened, ifnot battered and bruis- ed" is very pretty description of MT Clay! ln fact, MT Clayr even in his prime, would not do now for northern whggery. IL is consolidating union with abolitionism-to which the name of MT. Clay would be an obstacle.