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The Democratic party is already busily engaged
in discussing the subject Of the appointment OF a
successor To the lamcnted Judge Story, OH the
Bench of the Supreme Court. The claims Of two
candidates only urged with much zeal. viz
Hon. Marcus Morton, Of Boston, and Hon. Levi
Woodbury., of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. One
OF these gentlemen will probably be nominated to
the vacancy by Mr.. Polk. Judge Morton is now
Collector of the Customs for this district. The
Hon Ether Shcpey, of Maine, il also mentioned
in connexion of the high Office. Al recent
meeting of the Democrats Of Lowell, resolutions
were passed in favor of Mr.. Morton; but per-
ceive that the Post advocates the claims Of Mr..
Woodbury. with much spirit and zeal.


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