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 of the wings were republicans or not; but eoniding in their professions, he was carried away by the whirlwind of blind enthusiasm which swept over the country, Ohio E,agze. "OUR UNION IS PERFECT. .''-Daniel JHe5- ster.---At meeting of the Hickory Club at New Market, on Saturday last, speech was made by MT. Jacob Tenor, who informed the club that he had supported General Harvison and whig principles in ls40, but as the whig party had utterly failed to fulfil their prom lses, and as time had proven their charges agans the democracy false, he could 10 lon ger place confidence in them ,sand from this time forward he should give his hearty snp- port to democratic men and measures

 Iiillsboyo'. Gaz CHANGEsi CHANGES !l-T Thesignal of slc- tory IS borne to Us on every breeze. The Cleveland Plain Dealerol the last date speaks thus:

 Wehave the recantations of OVER ONE HUNDRED straighfout Harrison wlIics, which we shall publish next week over. their own signatures. Stand from undertp

 James Sherwood, and his sou, J Sher- wood, Jr., says the Ohio Statesman, have both renouneed whiggery, and the latter, who, by the way, was the londest whig orator oui n lS40, is going to lake the stump for " oung Ilickoryn

 John F Thomas of Ohio, is also out in a card against Clay.

 Henry Turbill of Midino CO, Ohio, is out III letter against whigeery.

 The New Haven Palladium states that Mir Hamersley, Hon R.J. Ingersoll, and Charles A. lngefsoll, Esq, were all formerly friends Of Clay Now they go for POLK and DALLAS They are all men of talent and influence.

 Robert r. Stockton of New Jersey. has come out for Col Polk. He has been one of the most influential whigs of New Jersey. This, 10 use the language of letter in tho Globe, seals the fate of Clay in that State.

 When John G. Whittier, the Quaker Poet was quite young. he wrote some. verses in praise of Henry Clay, which have had all immense circulation. He has recently come out in the Essex Transcript, deprecating their farther use, inasinhch as they arc now very far from expressing the sentiments of his heart m reference to the moral character of NIT. Clay Signal of Li5erty.