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I cannot say. Like Mir. Clay, he is willing to concede much-but the American System will be sustained firmly by him as vel as by it's great champion in the Senate. The wis dom that drew these two great men, ADAMS and CLAY from private life into the Halls of Congress, was happy thought. Old preju- dices are being Ohliterated. "The monsters" whom the newspapers talked of, are found to be men-generOus, devoted, patriotic. and enthusiastic lovers ofthsir country and its in- stitutiOns. MT. Clay's courtesy, frankness and generosity of character have won him a thousand friends. Iquestion whether he has a single enemy, except the Senator from Ma ryland, who was SO offended by his stern re- buke of that proscrptive majority, of which he was leading member"

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