TO OUR DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
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We have been reminded that it is time the atten-
tion of the people called to the subject of our
next election Of Governor and the Legislature
and that the Fall Term Of the Superior Courts will
be favorable period for consultation as the prop
er step preparatory to the spring and summer cam
pagn. If a General Convention is 10 be held, it
will be soon time for the appointment uf Delegates.
The time and place for the meeting can be indca-
ted by friends in their primary assemblies.
Whether it shall be thought advisable to start a
candidate for Governor, and the steps proper to be
taken for bringing before the people the great ques
tion at issue-the Justification of the "whg" party
Of all their fair promises-as we'll in Congress as
in the State Legislature, matters of grave i'm
port which can be more properly decided upon in
a General Convention. The next Legislature will
be one of great importance, and may settle the poll
tcal character ofthe State for many years. 1t will
have to re-organze the Congressional Districts to
regulate those of the State Senate; besides having
TO elect United States Senator, as Mr.. Grahdnt's
term will expire with the present Congress. We
cannot for moment believe that the freemen OF
the State will again entrust political power in the
hands Of the 'whig" party, after the experience
they have had of the doings Of the last Legislature
as we'll as by Congress at its Extra Session. Our
object, at present, is merely draw public atten
tion TO the subject, and we shall be glad to have
the views of our friends as to the course best to
pursue.