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 d.pafasilg f9esl,Irm ',lrr, mol cbs ltS fls afk us fseeai.g, bai h hia nliple lacsaaa fareef.-s- Among other subjects of conemnluous aldsion ls the nomination. at Harrisburg; which Mir. pc.laaets says the results of series of aeeeats, by whic, ii- ter Governor Owen anl Mr. Leigh declined, Mir Tyler gas taken ,n alternative, and not clioice whom n5l'ody thought cafel abndt.

 This has brought forth card of Mir. Leigh for the perpose ufatiug understood that this story dId not proceed from him; and for the further purpose ofpro- nonncing il " erroneous" in whatever related 10 hlal- self and Mir. T, Ter.

 IL appear, from Mir. LEIGn's narrative, that Cav ernor Owen was among he first to sustain President Tyler; that MT. Leish himself never hada chance for ihe nominaton and tiat MT. Tyler was nomna- ted spontaneously by large majority of inc deifsa- tons from thu States, not IS m aernalive-bnt n choice. Mr.Ieigh strengthens this testimony ly ai- aiiing that Mr. Tyler Was not his own first choice as President; anl that he disappro,es of his course as President.

 Mir. TYLER is no special favorie of ours, but the character of the President of fhe United States is part of the national property, and having witnessed and resented the frrocious injustice with which the ~fss assailed ha ln,e President--wc arc unwilling Is them continue the same system, even towards ono which they for themselves, against nest opposition.