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The article from 'The True American'' e. NJ. Clay's paper,) which produced so much excitement in Lexington, is as (ollows:-

 ''Slavery. the most nnmitigaied, the lowest, ba- sest that tile world has seen, IS o be substituted forever for better, more glorious holler aspr- fons The constitution is torn and trampled under foot; justice and good faith in nation are derided brute force is substituted in the place of high moral tone; all the great principles. of national liberty which we inherited from British ancestry are yielded up, and we are Jeff without God or hope in the world When the greathearted of our land weep. and the ol reflection maddens Tn line coniempla

 ton of our national aposacy, there are men pursuing gain and pleasure, who smile will c,nlenpt and n- difference ai their appeals, Bat, remember, ye who dwell in marble palaces, hat there are strong drnis and ierv heartx and ron pikes n the sres, and panes o giass only 6efoesa % and The sUfr piate on s b2ard and ihe snooih- skinned hie ottoman. When you have mocked at vrtne denied the agency oi dod in the affairs of men, and made rapne your honeyed aith trenbIe for the day of relrbution Is ht iand and Me masses t0,u be duenged.'