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The New York correspondent of the Nashville Union, under date of ihe 4th inst. says;

 'The Wings and Abolitionists in Massachusetts and New York are rapidly uniting, and II is not very unlikely tha, they will bring Onward candidate for the uext Presidency. Massachusetts may. and probably will. insist on adopting Mr. Webster. and who knows but Mr. Clay may demand another chance for the goal of his ambition? That there will be . compleIe union between ihe .Aboliionists of the North and the Wings, seems now to be beyond the possibility of doubl'