WHIG STATE CONVENTlON
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This body d,rvened at Little Rock on the 18th inst alh was organized by the cleo ton of Dr Walker, of Hampstead county, as President, Jacob Barkman, Nicho- las peay, and | V. Clarke, as Vice Presi- dents, and C. PlRe rtrand and j. Lawson, Sen. Secretariei

 Absolom FoFler was recommended to the people of kansas, as suitable per son 10 represerijtheir interests in the Con- gress of the United Stutes and Messrs. Ey- ans of Washington, Cooke of Pulaski and Ringgold of Independence county. were the individuals nominated to act in the ca pacity of Wing Presidential Electors for the State X response 10 the Harrisburg nomination was adopted and . number of resolutions passed.which elicited able and eloquent addressss from several of the members oi the body. The greatest harmony and enthusiasm prevailed among them; and the utrnost zeal was manifested i'll adopting measures for the promotion ofthe patriotic objicts for which they had assembled.

 The Conrentioll being oi the opinion that no great principles are involved in the election of goverior did not nominate an individual for that office.

 As regards the individuals whose names they have presented to the ireemen of the State for their sutirages, there can be but one opinion, with any ,eXceptthe VanBuren party-that is hat thcy are gentlemen of the very highest sanding and in every respect deserving of lae confidence of the people of the State. We will. i'll our next paper, publish the entire proceedings of the Con- ven,ion