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 The Wings of Norfolk formed Clay Club on the lst of February, with the following preamble and resolutions, viz:

 Whereas, by the act of Providence the adminis- traitor of the government of the United States has fallen into treocerOus hands, and by that means the people have been frustrated in their designs of pur- ging the corruptions of our administrations. And whereas another opportunity of redress is soon to be presented to the popular suffrage in the election of successor; and feeling that the interest of the nation points to On,e individual whose long tried integrity, talents and patriotism peculiarly qualify him for the station; therefore

 Resolved, That we associate ourselves as Club, to be denomnated The Young Mems Clay Club of Norfolk,"-to promote the election of HENRY CLAY as President of the United States ReSOlued, That in the long life and eminent pub- lie services of this distinguished statesman have sure guarantee that in his hands our institutions will be safe, our national dignity will be secured, and the best interests of our domestic and foreign l relations promoted and maintained. Resoioed, That as our adversaries are making the most strenuous exertions to perpetuate the mis- 1 chiefs of proAigate government, in the shape of Sa6 Treasury" " War upon the Currency 1 (" .N0n- Distribution" and " Free Trade" we are called upon to use every honorable means to defeat their designs.

 | Resolced, That the Protective Tariff system is indissolubly connected with the permanent pros- | perity of the Manufacturing, Agricultural, and to industry can ony be e nently secured by the triumph of Whig principles Resolued, That we exceedingly regret that ma ny of our former friends and allies should deem it necessary to form 'third party;' thus injuring, as we believe the real interest of the slave by piy ing them over to the tender mercies of the Loco Focos ;-the inevitable consequence of defeating the election of Henry Clay, whose known sympa- thies are identified with those who deooutly wish the extinction of slavery.

 Resoloed, That in view of the approaching po- ltical contest in which we are about to engage, we recognise the necessity of unon in the Whig ranks, and spirit of conciliation, not inconsistent with an efficient support of the great principles for which we contend.

 Resolved, That we cordially approve of the Ticket presented by the New Haven Convention for State Officers, with Roger S. Baldwin at the head; and we will respond to it with our united exertions for its success. u.....

 o. J. WOLCOTT, President