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The Globe has found another mares

 nest and writes three columns on 1t. The Telegraph, rather snarting under some at tacks inflicted very unnecessarily on Mir.

 Calhoun, comes out with an article rather attacking Clay and Webster, and apparent

 y preterring Van Buren to either. The

 article is long, warm, well written, and in- judicious but Kendall cries out, 1t is all a

 hum-all tetch--alla trick there is no quarrel between the men-ali made up- they understand each other, and each n- tends to be candidate-bring tho election to the House of Representatives and thus cheat the people-he meaning thereby to cheat Van Buren. Now we put it to the

 Kitchen Cabinet, how is this country 10 be rescued from the hands of bandifti, unless d course IS adopted byy which the whole oppo- sltlon of the country to this Kitchen Cab met may be demonstrated! Of what con- sequence IS 1t whether HIr. Calhoun IS a state rights man, Mfr. Clay a tariff man, Mir. Webster in favor of all these interests united, Judge Mclean moderate man, Mir. Van Buren non- -committal man? If one will not give way to the other, let each take his chance. When bad men confede- rate, good men should unite: but if this is