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1t Is impossible to keep an account of the numer- ous enthusiastic conventions which are being held by the Wings. in all parts of the country By these they show their attachment to their candidates for the highest offices in the gift of the people, and in their support of these, manifest their adherence to the true whig principles which they advocate.- Their support of Clay and Frelinghuysen - the ftcrn and unfnching advocates of protective tariff shows that they, as people have experienced, and are still experiencing. too many of the benefits which the operation of the tariff is spreading thro'- out the land to yield at this fearful criss to the efforts of that party, who arc endeavorng 10 over. throw this we'll established system of protective duties, and to crush the rapidly developing manu- featuring energies of the country. Their attach- ment to these same candidates, who have made the land ring with their denunciatons of the mad pro- ject of annexng, under present circmss ances, the Texan territory to our own, shows that they are not in favor of extending our national territory as to benefit the interests of one portion ot the country, at the expense of those of another, and especially when such increase of territory may cost us na. tional honor, may cost us treasure, when it may cost us blood.

 From all parts of the union we receive accounts of the enthusiasm which pcrvades the whig ranks Almost every state has collected it's thousands in harmonious council. Springfield has seen its 25Ooo, Matches its so,ooo, Albany its 5o,ooo; and in similar assemblages throus shout the land, have thewhigs thus manifested their steadastness in the principles of their party. and their hostility to the destructive and disorsanizing policy uf the modern 'dem0cracy.'