PRAY BE CAREFUL I!
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The editor of the New York Star, the organ of
the wings" in the city of New York, is quite un-
easy lest his political friends should be careless in
selecting the Presidential Candidate. He is not
like some of his brother whigs," at all parti


cular whether the candidate be Clay, Webster,
Harrison or Scott. No-he is for Clay, because
he alone can prevent abolition from receiving
Pures say to this We mean the editors who "drew
their first breath' in North Carolina, and conse-
quently presume to be the only persons who have
right to say a word about Abolition, or State po-
ltcs, or National affairs, within the limits of the
State aforesaid.


But let US hear Mr.. Noah Of the N. York Star,
a pery particular friend of the South. He says:


IF Mr.. Clay is not the candidate of the whig
party, and the aohoLe l1hig party, uniting, cordial


y, honestly and in good faith, the strength of Mr..
Webster and General Harrison, nothing can pre-
vent Mr.. Van Buren's reelection for another and
final term. We shall not allow ourselves to de-
ceiVe the people to any other result; it is the
natural course of events, and then commences a
political reroLution, to throw the Presidency
South or West of the Potomac, and all the patron
age and power of the Administration will be
brought in aid of the project Abolition receiUes
| its final bLolo and Eastern politicians, deceived
in their strength and influence, may remain fol
ages before the Executive power swings back tc
that old and patriotic section of the, Empire
This plan may be prevented by the. choice of Mr.
Clay the South confides in him; the East has e.
yer found him true friend the WesI will sustain
dent friends reflect the subject before it is toe
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