From the Woodrille Republican.
MR.. PRENTISS.
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We take the following eloquent extract from
the speech Of S. S. Prentiss, Esq, delivered at
Jackson, on the 9th instant. 1t claims the
consideration of every Whig in the State. A
total overthrow Of our republican institutions
must be the inevitable consequences Of retain
ing The present administration in power. Mr..
p. is actuaied by the right spirit--he goes for
his country, regardless Of himself. lie de-
serves, and we hope he will receive, an ample
reward for his disinterested patriotism. This
cannot be effected, however, without a deter
mined perseverance and sleepless vigilance on
the part Of the wings land above all, UNION
and CONCERT OF ACTION. We perceive
with deep regret, that in some of the counties
the wings are divided among themselves. In
all such counties, there ought to be held, imme-
dlateiy, convention to nominate candidates
that have the confidence OF the wings, and who
would unite their votes. All good citizens are
surely tired Of these unpropitious ttmes-they
have the remedy in their own hands, will they
exercise it? The citizens Of Adams county
have acted nobly; no sooner did they learn that
their regularly nominated candidate for State
Senator would not serve, but their citizens i'm
mediately convened TO select another. Judge
Vannerson is the person selected gentleman
of fine talent and uncompromising whig prn
ciplos. But wc detan our readers from the
promised extract: