From the Frankfort Argus.
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7he nert Presideney.-The doubt seems to De, whether there will be a batch of candidates, or a single one.- The National RNYubhcdas, poor fellows! arc in sad quandary. As has always been the case with them, they promise what they can do and what they zpiu do. They favored Kentucky with the offer of the post of danger, bysetting up her enee honored son, as their candidale.- The sot. was quite scilaag; not so ae atoi}ter. Siie told them, that the; could do as they pleased, but that for herself, she preferred one of he neighbour $ chii- dren. In consequence of this positive rejection of their offers, the probability is, that the aspirant will be laid on the she'll.

 But is.thcre not notable plan pro- posed in some of our opposition jour- slais. Itis that the friends of Messers. para B,lren, MeLeaa, Calhoun, Cllq,y l.sl Asal ans, &c. shall have general caucus, and select some one of them to run d. ssainst Geaess;;s.ii Jackson. There are two objections 10 this scheme. The6rst is, that until there can be some plan dis covered by whichto unite anicably fire and seoter, they never can bring the lea- ders into concerted arrangement. The second is, that until the admiration of military fame acquired by patriotic and dsntcrcsted daring the love of virtue, honor and patriotism; the gratitude due fora life and fortune exposed to danger, for sleepless nights and days.of labor and difficulty; for hunger. thirst ard f;,- tigne borne in the field; Cor noble firm. ness and decision in the Cabinet; for a