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The Greensborough Beacon is prosecuting its la bors of love m the search after an available demo. crat, to be offered to the whgs for thelr help in de ieating the fair nomination of the democratic party. It seems that Judge COLEMAN, to whom the first of fer of leadership in this alliance was made, has promptly disappointed all hopes of him, by declar- ing that hs shall support Mir. TERRY. Mir. WM. B. MARTIN of Benton, has been proposed, and il we are not misinformed, has got his own consent but the Beacon does not to take kindly to him but proposes a further search, and has invited n meeting of he disaffected at Greensborough to help him find his Convention chieftain. "A full meeting is earnestly requestd." We hope that this anti ism has nothing to with the congressional cleo lions and that whg support for democratic candi- date for Congress may not he affected effected by democratic concurrence with whggery in the cleo tion of Governor. These tendencies of splits in parties are too serious not to be watched care fully.

 The Beacon spreads the name of JOSHUA L. MARTIN, the Chancellor of the Northern District his choice. The use of this name is admitted to be "without the know ledge" of Judge MARTIN We think we may venture to say, ;hs, Judge MAR TIN will not allow himself to be used in conjunction with the wings of the State, break up the demo. cratic party and thus kindle domestic feud among us, which be productive of nothing but disorder distraction and disaster. We think it not at all un likely that the dsaffected will have to fall back or Mir. DELFT, if he will consent to serve them, oI perhaps Judge PORTER may be penetrable to theil entreates,