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Messrs. Crafts and Allen, national republcans-Mr. Palmer, anti-mason- ic, and Mfr. Meeeh, Jackson. Mr. Pal mer is the present Governor, elected by the legislature last year, for then, as now, there was 'sno choice'' made by the people. He was formerly d member of the Senate of the United States, and Mir. Crafls was long in the House ofRepresentatives. These gen tlemen agree on all points, except con. corning masonry and anti.masonry- and, perhaps, on that subject differ chiefly in it's political character. They are very worthy gentlemen, and true friends of the American System.

 Mf. k. Skinner, the national repub- Han candidate. whose nomination was adopted by the anti masons, has been elected 10 supply the vacancy in Con- gress caused by the deeease of the late much valued Mr. Hunt.-Nles.