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LOOKING AHEAD "A NOMINATION FOR '52.-An
evening paper Of yesterday, nominates as a candi-
date for the Presidency in 1862, John Van Buren,,
son Of the Ex-President and Attorney General OF
this State, and who is said to be decidedly more
popular with the masses than his father was. We
know John well, and we have no doubt he will be a
very popular man with Young Anne rica." We
therefore concur in the nomination, and desire the
democracy prepare themselves for that great con-
test in 1852. They have plenty of time on hand