The conven,ion-Pro and Con.
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We have at several times through the last Two
wears sci before our readers some portion OF the
,ss.o,s ,s which have impelled Us TO advocate the
.,T;,g of q Convention 10 reform Our State Consr-
tn,;on AS we have not published much on the
other s;de. we propose now 10 supply The omission
in part by giving place TO the leader in yesterdays
corig 8. Enquirer, which paper is, after the
Albany Argus. the leading journal in hostility TO
Constitutional Convention The Argus is the
more adroit, the Courier the more manly, in its
opposition.