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 In support of our assertion that Van Buren will lose Pennsylvania, we take the follow ing from the Harrisburg Chronicle, hot Jackson paper:

 National Contention. The proceedings of this body, as far as we have room, are given in to-day's paper. In our next we shall give all the proceedings. The reso- ton offered by Mr. Saunders of North Carolina, relative to the conformation of Electoral tickets, will only make ssconfu- sion worse confounded,n as far as Penn sylvania Is concerned. Must there De an- other Electoral ticket? is now the question. If intermeddling politicians in other States suppose that Pennsylvania viii move at ''a word," they may find themselves mistaken in the men. WE SHALL STICK TIC. OUR TIcKET-It is the regularly formed one, if ANOTHER is formed against ii, claiming 10 be democratic, NEITHER WILL BE ELECTED.

 Why did the Lewistown delegates to the National Convention call up the question of their exclusive right to seat! Were they afraidl The regular delegates called the question of their right whenever they got an opportunity, but the Convention would not decide.

 