From the Wayne County Record.

State Senators.
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There will be l6 Senators to be elected in this
State at the next August Election, and of this
| number, ten from Districts which gave whig
ma ority at the late Presidential Election. If
the wings united rs they should be, we con-
fdenty believe that tho next Legislature will
have majority Of wings on joint ballot. 1t
should be tho object of every whig in the State TO
secure this result. 1t will be the duty Of the
next Legislature 10 distr ct the State, to elect
United States Senator, and the shameful manner
-, ,t,'~h the election of this officor Jofoa.-a
by the democrats last winter, should induce the
wings to act with additional zeal in tho coming
contest. Two Supreme Judges will also have
whig the present Bench will be continued.


We know that some of whg friends, and
oven those who have heretofore been prominent
leaders in tho whig ranks, now, that Mr.. Polk is
advice, como from what it ma we trust will
bo unheeded. If the principles of the whig party
are worthy of being sustained, it is equally
duty to contond for them NOW as it was at any
previous time. If, however, the wings, as par
ty, have boen merely manifesting factious op-
position to tho principles advocated by thoir po-
litcal opponents, then 90 for dsbandng tho
whig organization, and even for repudiating the
very namo Of whig Those who talk of dis
banding the whig party have but one more politi-
cal stop to take, and that is to go into the
ranks of our political opponents.