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Mr Editor-In the communication made you, showing Henry CIay's true position i'll regard to Pre-emPfioa, and the settlers up- pon the public lands, introduced the testi- mony of five or six Senators in the Congress of the United States which proved conclu- sively, that he opposed the settlers upon the public lands, and used language towards them unnecessary, uncommon, and highly slander- ons in its character. Lest some. whose pre- judices have the mastery of their judgements. may reject the testimony of those Senators because they are democrats, and because they are opposed to all those enormities for which Mr. Clay has become so justly odious, pro pose introducing another witness. whose tal- Tents, and principles, have placed him upon such an elevated spot i'll the affections of the whig party, that none of them will dare doubt the truth of what he may say.

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