A TEXT AND COMMENT
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The Baltimore Chronicle" of the 10Th instant.
says:
Nothing can be more gratifying than the tone
OF the Wing papers throughout the country. ,,non
tne SUBJECT OF the next Presidency. There is no
division amongst them" -, : =. ~


Let the Whig press speak," says the "Patriot,n
Very well; and what does it say? Read.


AS matters noo stand at this atoment ,bs,o
can be no question that Mr.. Clay has the iaree.t
snare Of the Whig taror."-[ Richmond IHhie.
we have not the least doubt that Mr., Ipeb.te,.
IS the most popuIer man in the country.n


Journal Of Commerce.


General Hnrrison's friends in Pennsvlvania
are warm in his favor. Our opinion is, that he is
now decidedly the strongest man in the United
otales. Aterandria Gaxette


How superlatively unanimous is the voice of this
same wing press! CLAY has the largest share of
tnror-WEBsrER is the most populnrSand HI,
R!soN Is the strongest man. Now, for the aexpe.
diency' game again.-Bak. Republican.