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TrPublic Nofice.-The Democratic Whig Electors
OF the City and County requested to attend Mass
Meeting to be held National Hall. CaaasIee, on TGEs
DAY EVENING, April 5th at Z! O'Clock, 10 receive 'ne
Report Of the County Convention appointed 10 seiect can
d!da,e for Mayor.


By order of the Democratic Whig Mayoray Consehuo'


PETER S. TITUS, Chairman


TnoMss 1dr2ss = M9Ekk1gH' 8 .IT op Secretaries


~ We nublisb in another column from the
National Intelligcncer of Yesterday the Speech OF
HENRY CLAY on leaving that seat in the Senate
which Cor so many Years he has filled with such
nneoualled honor, and in which he has acquired
nnf,d;ps renown il will be read with deep in
,erest by every citizen who has respectfor splendid
genius, clcar-sgh,ed craftsmanship and a noble,
generous devotion 10 the veal of the Union.


~ Gov sEwARD's VEro on the bin upset,ng
the Court OF Sessions Of this City will be found in
this paper We hate Vctoes no less than ever
no less from Albany than Washngton-and we
would have preferred not to have a wise and good
measure upheld by one mans will overruling
that of one hundred. Yet This Message contains
cogen, irresistible reasons why the bill vetoed
should never have been passed. The administra-
ton Of Justice has reached beautiful pass when
n high Court Of Judicature is sought to be sbol-
ished because the Supervisors of the County in
which tits located factiously refuse to pay the sal
aries Of Its Judges! That the present organza-
ton Of that Court, with three regularly appointed
Judges steadily on the Bench. is vastly superior to
the method sought to be restored Of picking up
Judges at random from a bevy of raw, party-made
Aldermen, two-thirds of whom never read FIVE
pages Of the Revised Statutes, have never
doubted-what fair man could question it That
its overthrow would have been subvcrsive of the
efficiency of the administration OF Justice, aud OF
the salutary respect felt by the awless for its min
listers, is most apparent. We rejoice, therefore,
that the Court has been preserved, though we dis
like The mnnncr Of doing il.