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PRESENT TO Mr.. CLAY.-The Gold and
Silver Artisans of the city of New York
have presented Mr.. Clay most beautiful
silver vase, 'as tribute of respect for his
public services and for his consumaie abili.
ties in eleva;ing the working men of this
country TO the station TO which the laws of
Nature and Natures God eniiile them.'-
The Tribune of the Sd inst, contains the
very interesting correspondence which pass
ed between Mr.. Clay and a committee o.
the donors. The Artisans in their letter
express the warmest gratitude TO Mr.. Clay
for his services in creating the present tar.
if, which. as they say has been the iounda-
ton Of their present prosperity.