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Tue Presidency. .--The Washington cor respondent of the Baltimore Chronicle, on the supposition that Mir. Clay and Mir. Webster are out of the question, says scould any candidate be found, upon whom all the parties opposed to Albany intrigue and Kitchen Cabinet influence, could so readily and steadily unite as upon John Quincy Adams" The writer pre- sents the question seriously to the West and South. and assumes, we think, with reason, that there is some good feeling, or at least no ill feeling, towards Mir. Adams, in the latter quarter. There should he no ill feelings against this able statesman, in any quarter. There could be none, unless

 in reference to the war ol the refo5mefs against his administration the princf- pIe that men hate those whom they have ln- jured. This Is rule of conduct which we should be slow to attribute to any--aud least of all to the "Generous Soulh." But we shall see.-B Baltimore Patriot.