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Since Gen. Henry has declined running
on the whig ticket for Governor, We see
that several of our whig contemporaries have
suggested The name of our rownsman, Gen'l
Thomas G.. Polk as a suitable one to pc
placed on the whig ticket for that Office
We do assure our friends ofthe South that
the Gen'l, although under obligations to
them for their partiality. begs US to say,
that he has no political aspirations what
ever to crafty at the presenttime, and hopes
that if the wings think it polite 10 run a
candidate for Governor, that they may Sc
lect person fully prepared to canvass the
State.