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QUARRELs FOR THE SpolLs-TAKING TIME BY
THE EFoRRLocK.-According to all appearances, and
particularly from the columns OF the Courier e.
Enquirer, we are convinced that there is terrible
commoton going on in the whig party of this city in
relation to the spois by way OF anticipation OF the
election of Mr. Clay. The quarrel is at present
confined to grumbling and growing, sounding like
tones of distant thunder, bnt by and by the hurri-
cane will burst forth in all its fury.


During the last two years various cques of office
seekers have been forming in this city amongst the
wings, and they are coming to maturity very fast.
Each Of these ciiquss, circulate around some
newspaper, which they regard as their organ,
and depository OF their influence Each Of
these cligues, too, contains more members
than there are offices in the gift OF the President
and thus some idea may be formed of the dsap-
pointment--the growling-the savage ferociy Of
envy and malice which are likely to be called
forth next November, if Mr.. Clay be elected.
Colonel Webb, we see, begins already TO .growl,
his appetite having become very sharp set, and the
difficulty Of obtaining chance to appease it grow
ing more and more apparent. We mean to give
one Of these davs list OF these ciiques with the
persons composing them and the Offices to which
they aspire.