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- The Jackson Whig Gazettereeoimnends to Whigs to erect rlay buildings for tUeir Cay clubs, instead of log oucs.0Some of the Whig papers liavepronounced the following paragraph to be a lio. We cannotsayasto the reulhy of the conversation here quoted, for it stands on tho testimony of Mr. Wise, who has just been confirmed by the Whig Senate s a foreign Mïnibter. But we have read the statement at length in 'tiio Madisonian of April I7th. Auy person can tliere lind úo whole conversation detailod. "MR. CLAY AND SLAVF.RY Sncakingwith Mr. Wiso on ihc subject ofihe nbolition of slavery in tlie District oi Colmnl.in. Mr. C'lny s.-iid. as reponed in ilio Mndiofiian of April 17ih, 1843: - '? ihv son of Virginia, n. sfaveholder in Krvlucliy, AND 1 WOL'l U SUFFER Tak'JWpRTUEKS OF THE JNQI'ISITIO.N uoyp ,,(.N A BII.I. taving kor iT.s%i!JKt-r ■fJfk#AT?or,nif or Si - vkky in rf.KnisTmcT.JSfefíí A.NY MANNER GIVK CÜUiNTENATÏCE TO THE(ETMany prominent Whigs are much oppos cd to ministers interfering with Vvr politics. This mixing np of politics and religión they consider to bo decidedly wrong. We find the folljwing condemnation of tlie practice in o rcsolution of the Whigs of some town in New Vork, the name of whicfi has eecaped us. It goes virtually to disfranchise all clergymen. We quoto from the Countrymnn: "lieiahed. Thnt as Whigs, we respect the Clergymen Tor exerciaing tho righr of stiflrao-e, but condomn tlic prnciice of their intorferfnp with poluicnl aflairsby declaiming from the pulpif. or in using witli theii inüucnce with the people in their parochial visits; but more esnecially do wc condemn the pradicr, of Clern,. men attending polilical weo-s for tkc purposeof nonmtaüvg indidatcs to bc s pvortcd al avy elccticv. and thnt we disavow any connection with auy political party uudef EUch influence. The folJowing parngraph which an exchange paper states is from the Bakimore Patriot, needs no comment. Sensible Whigs ought to repróbate: Dislivguished Jlrnrah - Amonr those that tnay be looked for at the May Convenfion, wül be one of the largest and best men in Virginia, the larjjest and most eplendid ox, and an elegant Clay cot.oked coon, uil from Hardj county, of the Ancient Dominion. We learn also that tnany patriotic Whigs in the respective counties of Maryland, have it in confemplation to eend forward a number of choice c-ttle, sheep, bacon, &tc. which will be served up in such etyle as connot fail to meet the taste of our visitors from abroad on this occasion."