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Give us a man of some noble traits, a bold. brave, gallant. high.minded man of genius, who. though we see his political errors, we can yet assure ourselves will do nothing wrong. Give us such man for instance as HENRY CLAY. He would have our res. peet our admiration; and we would be sure that this government would always be digni. fled and respectable. There is somethiE.e --Oh no. We would not quarrel with the Northern Whigs for offering such man for the suffFages of the Oppositism. We tell the Northern Wings he is the only man on whom they can rally aconqnsring party, unless the people como more suddenly to their senses than Ne have q right to expect, and at once do themselFeg the honor Of rendering i,aatice

 tp fhe Arst men iR the country"