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TRUE GRIT.-Atthe Clay Club, last week,

 Mr. Bertrand took the position which we admire in all men, whether for us or against us. He took ground openly, boldly, and un- compromisingly, as Whig, and nothing but Whig. He was for no halfway men nor halfway measures. He wanted no neutrals. and no trimmers but men who knew their principles and dared maintain them This is the right spirit, and the right course for all, whether Whig or Democrat. Weknow where and how to meet such men, and can always

 respect them, whether we conquer them. or they conquer us. Away with all faint-hearted, or fence men, whether as friends or adversa- ries. We had rather be beaten by such men as Mr. Bertrand avowed himself to be, than to gain victory with such as he denounced.