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able feature in Col. hicClung's rthtra speech is his endeavor to excite jealousy against the south As Governor. hemigh be the instrument livery little good or evil in most cases democratic legislature might manage to keep him in the right track; but this exciting of old preudces, which now happi- g dying away, is incidentally ruinous to the general interest and integrity of the State. and deserves the entire and unqualified reprobation of every il it.

 We eonsidered-it no small recommendation of the general ticket law a,, by making the state one rcP- resentatve body in Congress, and rendering it es- sentia for every candidate conciate the support of all the people, it would tend eradicate this per- nicous prejudice, and give it the appearance of united community, aiming at the eNatation of its character abroad and at home. But totally incliec tual will be such expectations, if the people them selves encourage a candidate for the highest office they have to bestow, in thus wandering from county to county stirring up the groundless animosties of one against the other It is both disgraceful and in decent, and the who is guilty of it, is radically unfit for any trust, least of all important | that of Governor.