Presidential Election.

Clay, Certain.


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UNITED STATES SENAToRs.-The Legislature of
New York will elect two distinguished gentlemen
to serve in this capacity in place of Wright and
Tallmadge. The aspirants,Ior candidates for the
high and truly important post Of Senator in Con-
gress, are as numerous az any one could wish
under the circumstances, and of course all of them
cannot be chosen. Rumor says that the following
named statesmen" would not be sorry if the
honor should happen to fall to them, neither is it
to be presumed that any one of them would de-
cline &C. G. Cambreleng, BENJAMIN F. Butler,
Aaron vanderpoel, George P. Barker, Henry G.
Foster. There seems to be " an odor of Conserva-
tism' about one or two of these names, and this
will prevent the election of the owners thereof,
by legislature composed Of the unterri6ed
democracy" Can the Legislature send an anti
Texes Senator