From the, National Journal.
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THE Vice Presidency.-In different parts Of the
Union, nominations begin to be made for the Vice
Presidency Soon after the termination Of the last
Session of Congress, the reader will recollect we
mentioned the rumor, then very prevalent, that Mr.
CALHOUN was not to be supported for the Vice Press
idency by the Combination we might have added
(but we do not remember that we dit) that this de-
termination made sine qua non by an honoraA
BILE SENATOR without whose accession to the party it
would, even in the Senate, have been in decided
minority. Recent indications, induce US to suppose.
that it is now determined, by the Southern part Of
the Combination, that Mr. Calhoun shall be upheld,
at all hazards which determination appears to US
much more generous and magnanimous than the has