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Mir EDHOR,-A word or two more about "Clay cluh," from di6sreNt quarters if you please.

 The young men of Salisbury warned meeting for the purpose of forming Clay Club on the 25th ult., on which occasion the Hon. Truman Smith

 belng m town to attend an arbi itration) was nvt- Cd to address them. He yielded to the earnest so- lcitation, not only of the young men, but of the older ones, and old friends too, and delivered an eloquent and an instructive address on the subject ot the Iarlft' showing how certainly the continu- anoe of our present excellent tariff Is calculated to promote all the great leading interests of the coun- t!ry' AgrlcoltIre, Commerce and Manufactures; and now certainly too the policy of our political ad- es IS calculated to destroy this Tariff not WI ,hstanding the multitude of phases in which they present themselves to us on this important | subject.

 And we all know, that to-day, and in this place, they are Tariff-men-to-morrow, and in another place, they are Free- Traders. V0so they Pro- they incidentalists. Chancellor

 like, their hue changes with every transition of the Son, not the great Luminary that lights all, but 1 the SC FGUOrite Son" the small light, which not only does not give much light any where but does not serve even, to make the dark way of his own party, svhOlly visible.

 On the evening of Monday the 9th inst, the or ganization of the Club was completed by the ap- pointment of

 Newton L. Dexter, President. Wm. Ames, Geo. H. Lee, Fred'k Holley, Peter P. Everits, Calvin Belcher, Vsce Presidents. Walter R. Whittlesey, Recording Secretary. A, H. Holley, Corresponding ' J. H. Hubbard,

 Lot Norton, Jr., Committee. :, About fifty young men wore delegated to attend the Young Mems State Convention.

 The meeting was quite full one considering that t was assembled on the evening of cold North Easter and the gentlemen present manifested firm determination to make another effort to keep the places and promotions in the gift of free people out of the hands of Spolers Defaulters Sub Treas urers. and British Agents, and give them to Amer ican Citizens, devoted to American interests, and who will be willing to act the se,vGnts not the masters of the American people.

 An adjournment to the 18th inst took place, at which time Mir. Holister of Litchfeld is invited to address the Club.