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7he Oalae of the Uuot.-There is force and beauty in the following sen tences in the speech of MT. Tyler of Virginia, on the subject of Mir. Ciay's resolution of the duties on imports:- 'sl have been reared in reverential af. lection for the Union. My imaeina- ton has led me to look into the distant future, and there to contemplate tho greatness of free America.

 q have beheld her walking on the waves of the mighty deep, carrying along with her tidings of great joy to distant nations. have seen her over turning the strong places of lespotism, and restoring to man his long lost rights. Wo, wo, betide that man who shall sow the seeds of disunien anens :s! Bet Bet fer for him had he never been born.- If he call upon the mountains 10 hide him-nay, if he bury himsclfin the ve- ". centre of the earth, the indignation of mankind will find him ont, and blast him with his lightnings."