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 banks of nearly all the States the Union were nom specie paying whea he wrote hls eirenlarl :, But supposng he ignorant of this fact, has he SO little of fixed principles lobe governed by sudhPre- Poserois reasons minis judgment of public measures Why we should he afraid to entrust such man with the office of constable. Who knows whether if dne of our banks were resnpe speeie payment tomor- rsw. he would not again oppose the Sub-treasury bin?

 The truth is, we give Mr. McClung credit feg more sense than suppose he Is candid in this statement It is infinitely probable, that, in his jouuey through the north part of Ihe State, he found the peo pie unalteraby fixed In their support of the Sub-trea suy law, and that was part of good, or rather bad pulley to get rid of his opposition to il. He knows very well that, withoutt the supportjof the apfth pT of the State, his labor will be thrown away, and he feels secure in the assurance that, whatsoever pot cal principles he might confess, would not lose hin the votes of the Southern whigs., They ,wil stooP he knows, to any depths to defeat the democratic ! candidate.

 The only thing we can compare the Colonel to- | the in the fable. which stood vibrating betweeI two bundles of hay, without having decision enougl approach either; and shall consider the peop' as very nearly allied to that long cared animal, | they elect him to the office of Governor.