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NEW YORK.


From, the .Ne1v York .4mer,can.


The Long Island Star, paper Of uniform attach
men to the late Governor Clinton, thus notices the
effect of that distinguished Individuals death upon
the cause Of General Jackson in this State and it
speaks, we doubt not, the prevailing sentiment
of those whose opinions ii has so long and steadi-
ly represented


g 1t is we'll known that the late Gov. Clinton was
favourable to the support of Gen, Jackson for the
presidency He knew better than any other person,
the relation in which he would probably stand IN
case of Jackson's success. and therefore may well
be justified for the part he mad taken. The idea that
Mr. Clinton would be the President de facto. has
unquestionably had great influence in favor of Gen.
Jackson throughout this state also in some other
States, where Mr. Z. was best known and respected
That hope is gone The Jackson cause has lost the
only real claims ever had the intelligent portion
of the community