The conveation Spirit of the Whig Press.
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The CONVENTION BILL.-Thls most important
bill having become a law, we propose soon 10 point
oui such Constitutional amendments, or modfca-
TONS, as occur To us as most important. Ample
time is afforded for full and free discussion, and
intelligent action, and should be- and doubtless will
be improved


The Wing party in the State are almost nnani-
nous IN favor OF Convention Only, two of their
only OF the papers claiming 10 be Whig, have ex-
pressed opposition 10 the measure. large proper
ton OF the LocoFoco part are also in favor of the
measure but that party is not thus unanimous
The Old Hunkers, and those who are actuated by
love of old abuses, dread of change and dstrust of
the people, are opposed to tie Convcn ntion.