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MOVEMENTS OF THE WIG PARTY.-We per-
ceive by the Commercial Adv1tiser, and by the
movements of Mr.. Morehead in the Senate, that
the wing party beginning to collect their forces,
and to organize for the campaign in lS4S. This
has probably been brought about by the appearance
OF Mr. Webster at w ashington. II is stated that
he had consultation with all the Senators belong
ing to the whig party, and that they agreed upon
some general plan OF operations, probably oppose
the Texas annexation and occupation of Oregon,
as the only open questions at this moment In con
nection with this we perceive that the Commercial
Advertiser OF this city, always in the interest of
Mr. Webster, through Hiram Ketchum, has openly
by implication brought forward Mr.. Webster as
the whig candidate for 4S. Now there are great
many wings and others throughout the country
who will demur attAs nomination, or thrusting OF
Mr. Webster before the party their candidate for
the succession, and who believe that he does no,
possess elements Of popularity sufficent to carry
him into the Presidency. On the other hand. many
think that General Scott would be much more
likely to be elected in lS4s


PlERI's SPLENDID RESTAURANT, BROADWAY.
There has been lately opened at No l56 Broad
way, one Of the most comfortable saloons in the
city, where will be found at ell hours in the day
ana evening" iisa, flesh and fowl, dressed ia the
most recherche style, where epicures in solids and
liquids will find ain assortment sufficient to salts
y the moat fastidious This saloon, situate in the
immediate vicinity of the principal hotels, is found
very convenient to strangers visiting the city, and
we are satisfied that those who favor the proprietor
once, will do so again