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,An apt HlWstration.-The published ac- count of the proceedings of the ''Whig rati- fication meeting at New Yorkn on the 9th inst, has the following paragraph:

 ''Mr. Sparks, of La, made some pleasant remarks, which he concluded with a eulogum on the character and principles of Henry Clay. He said that in Clay and Frelinghuy- sen the Whig party have Moses and an Aaron, and they are noo on Hte summit of Pisgah, looking oper into Canaan, where one effort more would assuredly bring them into the land of promise,o [great cheering.

 Mr. Sparks has omitted the most striking part of the ilustration-th Moses never reached the promised land. He was only permitted to s'look over into Canaan."H

 Spectator.