For the Gazette.
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For the Gazette.


Mr.. EDITOR Il occasionally meet an
old associate in the doctrines ofnul ification,
who e.deavor. (vainly) to persuade me that
mY advocacy of the claims of FL. Clay is
inconsistent with old espoused principles,
while they eulogise the pretensions of Mr..
Polk. 1t is very strange they are not dis
posed to reflect upon Inconsistencies in
themselves; but like the man IN the log.
they believe every one surrounded by dark
ness but themselves La few words,
would enquire. (for this as only intended as
a gauntlet throucm out) how it happens that
thew are now found In the ION: ranks of
those who were the first to proclaim destruc-
ton to the nuiIiiers; how comes it that the
advocates of the Proclamation and Force
Bill, and themselves, are so Intimately con-
nected whilst both as earnestly contend
for consistency Have they forgotten that
James X Polk was the second, If not the
first, Fieutenant TO the hero, who was TO
have executed his wrath upon South Caro-
lima and her able sons, While the western
orator stepped forth as the American medi-
ator, and quieted the turbulent passions of
our nature, by pouring oil upon the troub
led waters. | repeat again, that ever since
the introduction of Mr. CIay's compromise,
preiudices have been subsiding and attach
ments forming. which cannot be satisfied
until he is placed in The highest office
within the gift of the people


A NULLIFlER.