From the National htelEgencer.
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We commend to the attention Of our readers
the subjoined article from the Boston Atlas with the
extracts from other Wing papers which j, includes.
We entirely concur in the general sentiment
which they all express; and we feel warranted
IN saying that it is the general opinion of the
Wings in Congress, that the question of the Pre-
sidency ought to be considered as postponed until
the next year. Before the measure of National
Convention was determined upon, the question
might be considered fully open TO discussion.
Since, however, the time and place for holding
such a Convention have,been settled, in connexion
with the almost universal determination of the
Wings to support the nominee Of that Convention,
it appears to us that discussion Of the matter now.
ifnot premature and on, Of place, could not but
have an i'll effect upon the elections 10 the next
Congress- which Of more importance Just now
than the choice of Presidential candidate