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The Nashville Union, Loco oco) asserted that
the late Judge White was not frendlytolh the election
offlESRY. Clay Whereupon the Banner, (Whig)
copies the following from one Of Judge Whites
letters:


a would greatly have preferred the dis'in-
suished gentleman from Kentucky, (Mr. Clny)
Had he continued candidate, j would have given
him a cordial support His talents, integrity, and
past services in trying times AT home and abroad,
enttls him to it, His qualifications are o: that
order which would make me feel my country sale
1der his Administrations.