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i The NEXT PREsIDENT-Fro the moment we discover
ed the plan of Mr. Tyler dsappoin upset party
that raised hm power feared that the policy
try would be thrown confusion and remain unsettled an
that impression Great unnerabIe the responsibility
the man that could put the country this position
But so Is and here we are


None can be more sensible than that the country
needed repose and reluctant agate question
OF the Presidency Of season would have
been started for at least come the people had
not been deceived


But now there is no.avoidng it. One might well at
miracle In either Ii now indeed the only way
obtain the greatest degree quebv agitation suppress


worse agitation ALI IS and ar be confusion till some
IN the heavens shall be agreed upon to look


for the Wing party of this country, all aback bv
false dealing, knowing what do ask. where tie


star? Is 1t in the the north the SOUTH
The Wcs2


Where the man known ALL long known tried faith
futE Who the whom the eyes of the American
people are turned and urnag-turnin from all quar-
testunin9 by the instinct of self preservation time
OF Danger anu distresstunlng muudes by thousands
and tens of thousands


Weneed say that that Henry CLAY. The al
most utter hopeessness OF condition. forced upon the
pubic mind by the deplored and depiorabe nrmes ofhe
Acting Chief Magistrate. has, within brief period within
lew weeks. few days brought the Star Of ne


est IN strong bold Impressive light before the people
the Star OF their Hope has lifted him up high There
no question made any where about Ii necessity
distress is the disorder of the times that produces this
nlmiy. disappointed people feel that they look
somewhere and that they have Trustworthy object No
more doubt uncertainty, will do. The
that up the candidate of the Whg party the
PRESIDENCY. must be the sun There must be no
cloud his history his position his prospects We
can never bear another disappointment-no never


the necessity Of having candidate unsettled
state things that brings up the question and
like these which have directed public attention unanimous
ly to Mr.. CLAY.-Izue WAig.