Unsuccessful

UlöUUUIiSttJfUJL. The Whigs of Pittsburgh. Pa. have got tip an address to Liberty men, trying lo persuade them to vote for Mr. Clay. After every exertion, they obtained ücelve persons to sign it, who called tbemselves "Abolitionists." Most of these never pretended to be voting Liberty men, one declared himself always opposed to the party, and one has publishedan articJe, complaining that his name was unfairly obtained. The Address itself is spoken of as perfectly harmless. The whole afFair was a complete abortion. O We have received the first number of the "Detroit WceUly Post," by E. G. Roberts.- It is jast the size of the Signal of Libouy, and is handsornely printed. It gocs to the full extent lor the slavery coalition- Polk, Dallas, Orcgon, Texae and Slavery.