Orange Co. n. Y.-Iie Prospect.
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kYsEGTOwS. June LIST, lcii.
To The Editor Of The .Nea7- York Tribune


GENTLEMEN: The prospects Of Mr.. Clay IN
those parts OF 'Old Orange called kysertown,
Franklin Square, Montgomery, and Hampton
burgh, are of the most cheering character. Mr.
Clay's brilliant talents, unsued patriotism, viz
tues aud pnblic services are fully appreciated aud
acknowledged by men OF both political parties in
Orange COUNTY. They know that Mr: Clay Is
the great champion OF Protective Tariff aud OF
Internal Improvement. 'f!ey know that when
the mighty power oi Great Bntaia threatened to
overwhcm our country in ii'e waro. lol2, air.
Claws patriotic and imprisoned eioqucnce r"ised
ms countfv,rcsi !" .oeur. their invaded rights,
- - ,nuTc 10 The world that Ensand was i'0'
iDvncihle either cn the land or on The cccar.
they know ,hnt 'if;f. C!-y opposed w'i.ii al h.
power and ability the cnctoac"ments OF Henrfoi
jackson upon the Constitution OF tie United
statcs-tIat he is against the immediate Annex
alton of Texas, and that he is the ardent add un-
compromising friend Of Liberty. in every clmc.


Consequently the Wings oi kysertown, Mont
gomcry, Franklin Square and Hamptonburgh.
with their brethren throughout Orange county,
will make most vigorous effort to secure his
election to the Office OF President of the United
States in NGycmbar next. Yours, kYsERTowS.