From the Richmond Enquirer.

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A Correspondent refers US to the following pre-
cious confessions from the New York Tribune ia
full-blooded Federal Whig paper) Of the 9th
ultimo


EXTRACT from letter to the Editor, dated


ORANGE, Essex Co., N. j., Nov p,


"The Wings Of this town have formed themselves in
to CLAY CLUE, tor the purpose of organizing Efficient
for the approaching Presidential contest Our village
small one but three miles from Newatk, containing
$50 voters In Is40 gave 800 majority for General
Harrison; this Fall. through indifference and local dis
fractions il sunk to 200, but the old majority is sH here
We are HENRY CLAY men to the death. and, being
principally mechanics and manufactures are OF course
TARIFF men,


Since the above has been waiting place in our col
lunns we have received order for 727 copies Of the
Life and Speeches of Clay for North Carolina and
900 copies Of" Political 4dolitO Oneida county
So prospers the good srork Of arosing the Whgs and
arnting item at all points for the contest Of l844-
Friends, who mean do something tO,cGrds the Wing
triumph next Fall reinembeE thata gentle effort now
will effect in the way of gaining and securing votes
than far greater in the heart of the canvass we do
not ask you go to work in our way, OF any particular