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1 THE CO 4LI LpN

 :, fqn Party ofhe Worth and tke .q52i, FaW e ti08ists.

 .. conmoa observer cannot visit

 lno sJ district of New York, without

 , 5itec. ogefnras nude by the lead-

 .'. f the Clay party towards ,he third

 u- " sb;tet repeats the tean, VIZ:

 as5.;aais.s.) No one can req many of 'oi.-l ..n,os.s in the North and Nor.hwa t,

 ea'Psl Paljny these zhInls slrewn through lI .nsoos so Tha m .ss of evidence which

 c'l"'n 'anceumulated in printed sheet be-

 's' '.;il stallle every Southroner, when he

 v see it. And yet we have much .,;Jence, which could not be crowded esnacious columns.

 ssr facts have reached us by the two

 Is n' The Washington Spectator says:

 i'', Charles Hudson. Wing member of ,n ,... from Massachusetts, has recently |5sj @ long letter 10 his constiruents,the

 ..l .g' obiect of which IS seemingly to

 inc Abolitionists, that they will best ,beir mcendiary policy against the tr WI voting for Henry Clay The en- .o}acfion IS utterly unworthy Mr, Ills y% as q man or as a politician" S,re also upon our table a No. of the F. Ij Iijjsnocrat,p Clay Whig,l Rochester, fine 25h August, which contains a ,,'a. from And eW " Young a 'd.e : |r, l6e fieatls of'Lab2 " nthe County 'o9ilg.n The auth,f wa5 tha T itot |5s ii nqf.ean Cuizan," es.abllsLe in .r h IS 5-a1l the fist Abolition sysr pu5llshs, II We tafa New Yosk, J+e baala pa5iic lartt ,afi l5 ti1e If | w5.k saaiIad 1T te Saelra ot

 .,nsIt.' c some fepa a-ipa--1al there .,ys he Rochester paper, "his opinions 'olirled to great weight.' And what is 'ar,cter of this letter of August l2; Let Flig paper tell us ill the following para h 4R9tlrloyIsrs.-We take great plea 'a nlblslinr to-day a letter on the duties ITI.aolists, by NJ. Andrew w. Young. ,rnpeits 1t coaiains, not only ia favor } or,o4ety with which every Aboiiion- M support Mr. Clay, anI the necessity { Jong so, if he would avert the horro1s E farther extension of slavery, asc sound ,

 rb is the coalition sought to be estab- l, between the Abolitionlsts, lthe reai goal,ts of the country, and the Northern Jdtbe Clay army! Richmond Enq.