MORE OF THE LEAGUE.
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The Fayetteville Observer of the 10th inst. in
making some whig" calculations as to the pros
poets of Federalism in New York, says" If they
(the "whigs') elect only, they will have control
of the Senate, for l6 is just one half of the Sen
ate and the Lieut.. Governor who presides over it,
and would have the casting vote is "Whig."-
So the prospects OF thorough regeneration OF
Mr. Van Buren's native State is pretty fair"


Our readers will recollect that Lieut.. Governor
BRADrsH, above spoken of by the Observer, is a
rank A6oIitioaaistI And this is the man who,
the Observer says, is Whig-through whom the
&c Whigs' would effect a-thorough regeneration
through whom the "whigs" are to have control OF
the New York Senate! The Observer counts,
too, in view of this fair prospect, upon the elec-
ton of Wing" Senator from the State of New
York And all this is to be accomplished through
the casting vote Of the Abolitionist BRADEsH. TIC
be sure the ",whigs2 may calculation Bradish
He is /" one Of thenE2as .~.-r.e -,..--.-.. -