LEDGE WHITE.
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gains daily on the good opinion of the free men of this country; even those who have another candidate for the presidency in view. most cheerfnlly bear testimony to the purity of his character, the s0undness and intelli- gence of his mind, and the republican simpli- city of his whole life. If there is shade in the picture, it is the warm attachment and sincere devotion to his early friend, Gen. Jack sOn-we gay it is shade. for what is the re- turn he has met with from this old friend r. -fnstead of being reioiced that the free people 0fthis country were looking to Sudge Wn.ss as his successor, we find him treated with coldness, indifference and neglect; we fnd the reptiles of the kitchen. dependent on the president for their existence, assailing this ex. eellene man, sIandeYing his character and at. tempting to excite the preiudices ofthe party against him ;; and for what 1; because his friends have brought him into the Reld against the arch intriguer-the cunning and selfish manageable candidate of that corrupt army Ofplacemen, which now overruns the coun- try. And has it come to this7 Are we 90 enslayed, 90 degraded. our necks 90 complete ly under the feet of these 'conspirators, that any honest man offering aiEhseR as . candid ate for the presidency against their will, is to be denounced, prescribed and hunted from the field !? Itis even 60, and wilt continue so unless we all put on manly resolution and O. pen the campaign with decision against them. Before we 90 to war with a power abroad, to sustain our national honor, let us vindicate our national honor at home, for it is sacri6eed.- RevolutioR must ensus in this country ifthe Kitchen cabinet and As Albany regency are to rule oysr ws iadetnitely, in ths nsonnsr tAsy are nosO doing.

 The whole southern and western states, must, and we think will, support Judge White, ifmeasures are taken in time to alarm the peo- pie at the great conspiracy now aiming ut iheir liberties s-at the plot to put down the small states--at the intention of the iBtrigu- CTS to take from the people hereafter. all their agency in the choice of a chiefmsgistrate.

 The Ariends ofJudge White should De {" Hp and doing :" should call meetings in every di. rection :. should sound the alarm in every state. The magician is at work night and day -.-above and under gr0und-wearing every kind of nask--pulling every 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.-N. Y. Star.

 Nb6lNg.-Sonae persons, without author. ity no doubt, have placed Gov. WoodbuTy'sl name as candidate for the Vice Presidency, in connection with Judge White. Goy.W. has written letter, . column In length. giving quite orthodox reasons for declining the honor He might have declined in fewer words-thus I "l am SeerstGry cf hss 1rsGsary and s0ish tO continue so."

 Reflections. bed of death is al- 1 ways scene to awaken salusary reflections, even in the most hardened. Who can be- l hold, without deep emotion, the pale and inanimale features, where life lately shone, and thought manifested itself. now cold and yigid as marble, alike insensible to our re- gret or indi6erence9 There are the eyes that loved to gaze on us, but which shall look on us no more, now sealed by death 1; tho lips that were won't Co smile at our ap- preach, or to greet us with words of aftec- tion. now closed forever; and the hand that often grasped our own with friendships warmth, now cold and helpless, having /" forgot its cunning" Where is the spirit that animated the senseless clay before us that clay which resembles so much, yet, alas !! is % fearfully unlike, what we loved. Questions of deep import rise from the soul to the lips, when gazing on the corse ofone dear to us--ques,ions that death only can solve; and dreadful would ba eur feelings nnder such irials. did not religion hold forth the blessed hops of another. and better world," where we shall meet those who have preceded us to the grave, and whose departure has caused us 60 many tears.- Can all the boasied power of reason and philosophy sO6sr balm like religisn. under such nnlicii0ns