ARTHUR MIDDLETON,


OF South Carolina.
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A GREAT acknowledgement Seward, Of New
York, with the approbalion of the conductors of the
Journal and the Tribune have it is reported on an,
thority which think will not be contradicted.
opened correspondence with Judge Mclean. ~
Ohio, in which the whig party are sold by contract
TO the use the Judge, for the presidential race Of
1SaS. The Clay portion Of the wings have not been
consulted in this compact, even informed or ts
terms, prior to its being consummaicd, The object
for thus taking time by the foreock is 20 secure IN
candidates influence in their favor, and to crowd o
the friends Of Mr. Clay ia season from the trsck
IL, Of course, will be made to appear, il the ipdge
should be successful, that he owes his elevation -
the ex governor and his associates as a reward e


which they with have a commanding voice In tbs
distribution of patronage i6 rsE % ur rIHt


10 pursuance Of, and as part Of this plan, Mr.
Webster s TO address the people Of this CITY on
"Wednesday night as will appear by notice SHntb,
Tribune The object of his presence. at the rfrsen,
time is TO reconcile the conscientious and doo,t,ns
ehigs OF the city to the Support of MryJno. Yoong
she sDtrrent candidate. Tn. endorsement, Of Al,
Webster viii bsrdIysvailsm while hrs aryu,sa,
would be somewhat amusing on the clsose ~ ~,
which daclares that no State shnl
any laws imps,rng the obligation of contracts


The contract with Judge Mel can, however seL
Lles the question ofasnbthsr nomination of NJ,
Iay:-.N y. Eve. Post. vlrtI--Sc tea. :