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friends in Congress, and had uniformly de- clared against the policy of setting aside Mir. Van Buren, as | considered his nomination had been fixed by the party. But have, at the same time, said could see no impro- priety in the delegation of each State actino for themselves; and as the members of Com gross were i'll the daily receipt of letters from their constituents, they could communicate any information they might thus receive lo their own delegation to the convention: that presumed all Whe desired success to the cause could not object Co information from any source: that as To the cbarge of caucus dictalon, both Whigs and democrats were ia the weekly, t not daily Cor rather nightly habit of holding eaueuses: that whilst fhe delegates might be ''lresh from the people, they certainly could not object to any addi- tlonal information, judging themselves as to Iis value. Being myself an alternate dele- gate, and notified by my principal that he could not attend, ] desired information for my guide ! nov state, as lhe result of my conference, as matters at present stand, Htat tR thc 2l StaieS, ia lrhict the dem0craitc pafiy clatmTas hGgiRg ang reasonable prospect of sacce9S, majority of the drmocrafic de3eed- Roas fePrcsea'iag Aosc States nH sag, hat 'sl# 'Ar. aa BWeaa9 ha PrcsidR4at caa- didate, HE cannot eaETR maee Hq8 SEVEN; thai riH a .Ilfst candidate of sound 3e8a- sfaA}c f1tlciples, re sioala haee aa c4aal, aud ceca bettsr chance faa o0r opponents, n earyiag the other FOURTEEN Siates. II Nhat have thus stated anu done be treason Ito the people. then am traitor Bat fstI# #ItrF+ d. |

 prating so ollensieely about traitors, tbat ia the matter now agitadng the public, ,4FHoIdg may be found in the Gel@i ant il will not Be dilicultin deciding who they are.

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