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acqulesced ill their decision, and have. to T man, declared to give them their suffiages. Should the nominees of the December Con Yentlon be set aside by the Convention held on the 10th inst, and other men be substi- tuted, those men, whoever they may be. fl they are intelligent Democrats, will receive the unanimous vote of the party. | speak With confidence when 1 assert, that next fall at the polls there will be seen no deserters from the Democratic ranks; but 1t will bc dis covered that their numbers have been con- slderably augmented by those who have been reclaimed from the errors and hallucinatioas of Whiggery

 Dr, Gibson is now canvassing this region. Notmuch attention Is paid 10 him-he neither meets with very warm reception from his own party, nor eXcites the fears of inc oppo- site party, for the injury such candidate mlght do them. He is regarded by the Dem ocrats as weak enemy, with whom it is unnecessary to contend, only at times when he becomes presumptuous and arrogant from yam hopes of success, merely to show him hls own impotence, and to make apparent the rottenness of his cause. He holds forth this week III Pike county, where il is said there are but three Wings in the whole countv.- Dull prospects there, sure, for q Hhig Gov ernor.

 Judge Johnson, also, Is here. He started of in the ram last Sunday morning, in order to get to Pike county in time to hear the Doctor speak, buthe hasbecome water bound, and thereby prevented from being present; at which circumstance, l guess, the Doctor will not be little pleased, he appears to be quite shy of the Judge BRUTUS.