The Liberty Party In New York

Wc find ihe following in the New York fier ■ ld. ;i paper which fhvorj, or dkl favor, the elec'ion of Mr. Clay Ii wil! be seen that it is conei'derlhy all pirtiee. (li.i! she L.:!rrty vote will lunot less ihnn from 20.000 to 25.0J0. Lnst yc,: ir was a luJe,niore thnn 10,000. Thb Aöoution Movkmekt i.v this St--.t7. - The recent !uer of CIny in favor of the Annox ition of Texas, has created quite a siir ainon.the olioli.tionisfs of tliis State. This party, r nny bc ssid, was not in exisience whcn Gen Har'ison waselecicdin 1840, bu' since ihat iiir ■hy have'gninëil euch strcngth as to be able. ai rhe eiection oflastyear, to five norir upon 17. ')' 0 votes, nnd t is now caLcuJated liy ihc mos! irdeht supporters f cañdiáaiis. t tint Jiis voto svül be L'iven in fnvor of ihe aholitio'n candí Ja te. nnd that thcir vote al the fñhíiromi.s eíeciion m Xovemhèr rcïïl c fni:i 2 '.000 o -2".O 0. The continency tínS thrown íoch Var irr. lie ranks of tlie Wlngs. nnd eiiual y.y nmniü: 'he demoernts. Out of this it mnv bc rr-!;.n 'lint tbrce-fourlhs vi! !o inl.;n frnm dio whij, i)Trly. nnd ihereforeil vri!! lioso m.-itiy votes n! .■iiacted fiom Mr. Clav. ín 1--ÍO. the wüi -ru-t cd he eleciion for Flanienn Uy nbotit L.'2.000 ■.':e.-?. wbiíe out o( tliif nii'i.U'r Gov. Seword n; iGi-c-ivo'i 10.000 ov 2 ' ;'. Wii!, ,j,e f,,r_ nj'jnhle exertion, if Mr. C!nv. succeefjs yj ■retíiñg the se;it. t wül l, %v,li a yéry 'Íom vo:e, niiich n:ore ?o ihan vo e7er anticipa - r Sí. Tn Ioo!;ing ovc-r tho Albarnj Potht, thc .rret )re?ín of thenboliuon pariy, we ohserved pvepn ntions beir.g made for organizine thc wliole d ilie State on thcpresidiinti.il queslion ín favnr o!' B:rr,ey. There ís 'o be a preat eonvention. pi.siponed from tlie I9ih. at Utica, 01 ihe 25ih and ■26th nsiani: tliat all tlie candidates named fin President, Vice Presideur, for tlie Srate, antj Co;igrcs3, are ihe principa! leaders of :he ;:b)i ■ion movement. Lbe'r:y meí'inps fire nnmuiii ■ieA K belieldin yarioue paris pi tlie S'.ate durmj.' he piesüiit moüth. 'I'he snme paper contniñe cports frórn voridii? oihér parís of the Union. sliowíng a considerable increase 111 thepariy. and he gre;ttrjrerTÍ:s tliey are mnking. Fnim all the=c tiiovements, nnd fiom ihe vari.)iis eílbrfsof the deinocraís- frotn the speeches oí vlr. Webster ag'iinsc íniíexíition wj.üe ihe can !"l,re f.fhi? p.uty is m l'nvor f it, w:ll mnke n iilierenoe y.L soji:e SO.OOi) vo;es lo ihe vyhig par y. and we sí.mld be eu.'prseáifit !u!t Mr. Clu eryi:il" cli;tív:c ,:l cíiirving ihc Sti.te ol' Nevs Mnk. We lo'iet tliis. as he hns come out i, ■ivor ofanrie.,)ti .n; we wóufcl r.-nlicr he had thu ■oiiüng of ibis grcat qucstion tjinn nny oih.r But at -ili overíts. ihe Éruíh musí be tld. nd we cure mu so imicíi wha ihe m;m i.-;, il'good vilf ennu'. The Te.i3 question is gaMÍrig '.'round every day. The very eftons of Mr ■Vebster have unly streng;hened its