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Clays last Card. The whig papers are pub
fishing a recent letter from Mr. Clay to some of
his Missouri friends which is perfectly character
istic ofthe man. He says the democratic party is
divided, weak, contemplate and miserable con-
cern, and that the whig party is united, virtuous,
and sure to triumph; 6ut he exhorts the wings to
60 into the contest as if they had Napoleon or a
Wellington to contend GgGinss, instsdd of a Col
Polk!


Clay is used to the game Of Drag, and he has
played it charmingly in this last move. But if
he don't get IOosd in Tennessee, and used up in
the Union, we shall be mistaken. The late elec4
tons, with loss of t,Dsnty thousand in Kentucky
show which way the winds blows.


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