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- The Editor of the Wilmington Chronicle,
thinks the fact of Judge SAUNDERS being brought
from the bench as candidate before the people,
may be urged as a strong argument against his
election. Had Gen. S. retained his Office and held
on to his salary, like the Federal candidate, Judge
THOMPSON, who was run against Mr.. VAN BUREN
for Governor of New York-orlike Gen. HARRISON,
receiving fat salary whilst seeking higher one
then, doubtless, the "Whigs" might have made
something of the argument" But what says the
Chronicle to his political friend Judge MANGUM aP,
pearing before the people of Orange; and there
'sweating and foaming on the stump"-for a seat
in the Legislature? All right this, according to
"Whig'' logic.