WHIG NOMINATION.


FOR GOVERJVOR
WILLIAM COST JOHNSON.

FOR THE ASSEMBLY,.
JOHN RAWLlNS,


NATHAN WILKINSON.
THOMAS ROMAN,
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nTHIs WEEKS rAPER.-Boys and
Girls, there's not much in this paper for
you, read those two pretty little pieces OF
poetry, on the first page and be quiet
till next week. After the FUSS about the
election is over, we will pay little more
attention to YOU. The address to the
wings of the United States is long, but let
every whig read it. Tho two numbers,
by 'Harrison,' on state politics, should be
read carefully by every voter, they are
truths that cannot be gainsayed. Pay
particular attention to the article relating
to Francis Thomas, which you will find
on the last page of the paper. You know
what an honest man, and how patriotic,
Francis said he was, 'tother day at the
Court House; we'll the article we refer you
to, shows that he secured the '!salary OF
two fat Offices" and did not half attend TO
either; turn to it and read it. You will also
find on the last page, letter from Mr..
Badger, the secretary Of the navy, giving
his reasons for resigning his place in the
cabinet lie sustains Mr.. Ewing in every
material point. A statement from Mr.
Bell is also out, and shall be forthcoming.
The statements Of these gentlemen are
very ably written and "Captain Tyler"
must feel himself pretty well ''headed" by
them. There is no doubt but they polit-
ically behcad him.