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The whole Southern and Western States must, and we think will, support Judge White, if measures are taken in time to alarm the people at the great conspiracy now aiming at their liberties;-at the plot to put down the small States;-at the inten-

 ton of the ntrgues to take from the people hereafter all their agency in the choice of chief magistrate.

 The friends of Judge White should be sup and doing;" should call meetings in every direction; should sound the alarm in every State. The magician is at work night and day-above and under ground wearing every kind of a mask-pulling eve " wire-touching every spring. He dare not spread his claims before the people without the intervention of some organised and packed body of men in convention. k * x

 Whatever may be the result of the ensu- | ing Virginia election, in relation to the ad- ministration or the rights of ins,ruction, Van Buren cannot obtain its electoral vote.

 So it may be said with perfect confidence in Connecticut and Rhode Island. Separate Van Buren from Jackson, and he has no strength Let not the friends of Judge White despond, but nail their flag to the | mast, where it will float in spite of opposi-

 ion. He is man whose age, whose cha

 facter, whose innocent, honest life, free rom intrigue or ambition, violence, pecula-

 lion or fraud, are guarantees for fidelity and

 patriotism. Under him, all the great men

 at the nation can serye--the constitution