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ABOLITION MovEAESTs-CAssrus NJ. CIAY-The
ecturing movements OF Cassius NJ Clay have be-
gun IN this city, OF which we have given an nc.
count. No doubt they are intended to create new
party in the Northern States, based upon the doc.
irines Of abolition, relates TO the South Cassius
NJ. Clay who is acquired and disagreeable sneak.
er, and his coadutors, who are even more lett.
handed, appear to act upon the same principles
which characterize the abolition leaders in Con-
gress-Messrs. Adams and Geddngs. 1t is sinQu.
lar enough, that this class Of politicians goes for
the utmost bound OF 81 40-they in favor Of the
Oregon no;ice-of taking possession Of the coun-
rry-and they all 90 with the war party in Con-
gress. This IS indeed singular conjunction Of
opposltes--a mixture of oil and vinegar-and il
shows clearly that the whig party is now on the
verge Of dissolution, and that new party, based
upon abolition principles, part of its creed, is
in progress of generation.


CAPTAIN ELLIOTT, 'the man with the white hat y
was in New Orleans the 3D. instant en- route. il il
said, to Texas. 1t rs very likely that he will 20 10
Galveston by the same route that he once took TO
reach Charleston, and bring up" perchance in the
city OF Mexico.