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have, think, powerful effect in this State, pre-
ceded as they were by the unanswerable paper Of
Mr.. Clay, which, ofitself was, and is, doing much.
The friends of the Administration are now much en-
couraged. Indeed cannot be mistaken when ex-
press the common opinion, that reaction has alrea-
dy commenced in this part of the State The case
is very plain one, and nothing but'a plain onward
course is necessary to insure complete success.
When so much is at stake who will dare to be IN
active No man who has the least interest OF his
country at hearts,