THE wHlGs AND THE
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The Baltimore American thus notices
the aitemps the Locofoco leaders to insin-
uate doubts as to the probability of AZ
Clay running as the candidate OF the wings
for the next Presidency :-Nash. Banner.


"sach devices are to be expected. There
are so many who would rejoice at seeing
dlstruSt and confusion in the ranks oftbe
wings, that it would be wonderful II some
were not found laboring TO produce both.
But our friends on the other side need not
tiatter themselves thatthey will find a solace
for their own intestine maladies in the dis
sennons of their adversaries.M The Whigs
are quietly waiting to fidish their work
which was begun in 1910 and they will
do it.


With regard 10 Mr. Clay aud the place
which ne holds in The affections and esteem
OF the Wings. it is enough to say that il Is
such place as no other man on earth could
occupy Nine tenths ofthe whics.n saws
the New York Tribune, in whose words
we entirely concur, "have solemnly resolved
to vote Tor him or nobody If he is not nom
mated. there will Le no whig candidate. No
intrigue either of open enemies or false
friends OF the whig cause can raise even n
respectable show of whie opposition 10 Afr.
Clay No man but Mr. Clav himself can
begin to prevent his nomination. and he =
too trueto his friends TO do any such thing.