pR1vATe AND cONFIpENTIAL.
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Wh5HINVTCH, august EI lof<


DEAR SIR: My advice 10 the Wings of Mas,e
chuset,s (Which fear they are not likely to have
great respect for) would BE-, by no means TO con-
nit the State. at this moment, to any body
Events OF magnitude constantly unfolding -
Next year a, this time will be quite in season, are
5no,hng appears to sae to be necessary now but ''
make strong rally for the State Governments
Such is Mr.. Clays present position that no on
can fail to see the awkwardness OF pushing him d
the present moment Such proceeding can d.
him no good, and fear would be to give tn
State to the Loce-F Focos. IL is not be disguise
tha, these premature nominations have not helpec
the Wing ceuse in States in which elections hay,
been held, such as North Carolina, Indians, lh
nois, &c. My own opinion is, that equally bac
effects would follow the same policy. if adopted ii
Massachusetts. I wri,s this in confidence, bu
you may shew it to one or two of the Committee
never had a stronger opinion upon any politca
question.


/ pray you preserve this letter, as keep n,
copy. DANIEL WEBSTER.


JOHN P. EEALY ESQ.