cassius NJ. clay and the WING party.
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CaSs1us M. Clay and the Whig Party.


The Albany Patriot says. that Aboiit,ouist in New
n. Y. Tribune 70 As AN ApysRTIsEMENT. Oh. shame
the Wings that they must be paid for the of
such noble sentiments lCoTtiabd Liberty iefdiG


II We do not think of correcting over one
falsehood in dozen that the Political Abolition
papers publish with regard to The Tribune and
its Editor, but this one we viii stop. We have
not published Mr.. c. M. Clay's Speech referred to
at all, but so much of it as referred directly to
Slavery we extracted and printed immediately On
receiving it, and without any suggestion or dicta-
ton from Abolitionists or any one else. Some
aays afterward, leading Abohtionist cut out of
the Speech paragraph speaking favorasly of the
Political Abolition party, preiaced by some re-
marks, setting forth that We commend this so
and SO, and modestly asked its insertion in tie
Editorial columns Of The Tribune. We told
him it could not 60 there. Hesaid he would pay
anv charge for it; but we had no such opinion
of Political Abolition to sell. Finally he had 1t
inserted among our Advertisements, as any Loco
Foco, Abolitionst, or other opponent OF the Wing
party may have any decent and not libeous mat
ter inserted by paying for it. This is the whole
story. Now what is our offence? Whenever
we want any matter praising and glorifying the
Wing party inserted in an Abolition paper we
shall expect to pay for itas an advertisement, and
shall be agreeably disappointed if we can procure
its insertion at that rate.