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AfR. WRleur.-"It has not, imagine, fallen to the lot of any to have possessed better oppeFtu- mites to udge of the character and qualifications oi Mir Wright than it has heea ny goad fortune to eu- joy If there is in the whole country a sineie man who possesses a puRER HEART, ctEARER Hktp, or souxDER JUDGMENT than Mir. Wright does, ile is unknown to me-

 The above is the opinion of Mir Van Buren, ex- pressed of MT Wright, in late letter to the chair- man of committee, in answer to an invitation to attend a mass meeting at Albany.

 Mir. Van Buren is not alone in the exalted opinion which he has expressed of MT. Wright; 1t is the judgment of every impartial, competent judge, ac- quainted with that distinguished statesman and pat riot

 This is the man, fellow democrats, who is at the head of our ticket in New York; and with such a gallant leader the democracy have nothing to fear! They are sure to succeed