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ouI prospects,, therefore, we Slduly again aoscit,


are good, and we desire all men of business to rely
upon it, that during the next FIVE, six, or seven
years, they may make fortunes with ease and COM


fort, If they only know how toavail themselves Of
| the elements around them. The dependency only
| exists amongst disappointed office-seekers and


those who are too Ignorant to understand their po-
| sltlon, and too lazy TO go to work and earn an
honest living.


The LATE WIG PARTy.-The fragments of the


late Whig party seem to be floating about in all di.
rections In this city number OF the Whig pa


pers such the Courier f. Enquirer, the Express,
| and the Amnicam have gone over, body, soul and


bree ches, to the " Natives" There are, however,
large proportion of the Whg forces in this city,
and in the State, who have determined TO stand
back--to keep aloof-and to look on. Horace


Greeley and his clique will not touch the "Natlves


at present, but disapprove OF all their dolngs and
we have no doubt, with a remnant of Israel, will
| keep aoof for some time TO come. This is also
| the policy al present Of Thurlow Weed, who dis
approves entirely of the =" Native" movement, and
very significantly hints that new party, making


on of its chief articles total repeal OF the natu-
raliZation laws, and persecution es Z" forsGners
for opinions sake, reminds him OF the "alen and
seditlon" movement Of the :" old federals," which
kept them out Of power for fifteen or twenty years
In Boston, Mr. Webster and his clique have gone
over TO the "Natives,' however, with a rush like
the falls Of Niagara. The truth is that many OF
the Wing leaders and Wing journals appear by the
defeat they have sustained TO have lost all their


senses. They find themselves in a minority, and
not satisfied with il, they are going to work, split
ting up even that minority so as to make II still


smaller. They are certainly very hard to please


All these exhibitions will only tend give greater
strength aad power to Young Hickory" and his
democracy.


SuAs WRIGHT is now Governor Of the State.
and the question comes up will he be called to the
Cabinet Of Mr.. Polk! When General Jackson
was elected President, Mr. Van Buren was in the
same position as Mr.. Wright, and was transferred
to Washington to fill the Office of Secretary Of


State now occupied by John c. Calhoun A great
many think that Silas Wright should be called to
the same post, but we rather think he will remain
Governor Of this State for some time to come, and
will no doubt be one ofthe great candidates Tor the
succession IN ls4S. and, besides, il is not likely
that Mr.. Calhoun will give up his seat in the Cabi
net without struggle. II is, therefore, probable
that the war for the succession will be waged be-
tween Mr.. Calhoun and Silas Wright, and that the
respective adherents will show themselves in the
next Congress-


EFFECTS or THE RECENT ELECTION IN THIS
STATE-The result of the recent election in this
State will be quite curious Silas Wright has been
elected Governor by 10000 or $4,000 majority,
nearly double the majority Of Mr.. Polk, thereby
showing that the special Van Buren men opposed


the latter, and probably, also, all the Bryant anti
Texas clique; and that had it not been for the ge
neral movement in favor OF the democracy, Mr.
Clay would have been elected Other curious ef-
| fects will, no doubt, show themselves IN the ap
preaching sessions of the Legislature. Already
there are symptoms OF strong war breaking out
between the young democracy and the old hunkers
the former represented by the Aibamy atlas, and
the latter by the albany ArgMs We should not
be al all surprised if the young democracy would
be triumphant. The Argws has, for the last twenty
or fiveand-twenty years. with the exception OF the


brief period of the whg regime, enjoyed the spoils
of Office. 1t is, therefore, quite time for the old
veteran to leave the field to younger contemporary,
and we don't see why the atlas should not have


share Of the spoils, and be elected State printer


during the next session of the Legislature.


AT IT YRT!-Old Noah is still dabhIing in politics


in one of the penny papers. He states in one of


his well known paragraphs that Postmaster Graham


has gone, or is going to Tennessee to meet Mr. Polk


al Columbia, and make arrangements tor retaining


his Office after the 4th of March next. We doubt


very much whether Mr.. Postmaster Graham can


reach Mr.. Polk in Tennessee before one Major


Noah writesa letter to him asking for some dipo-


matte mission abroad, and declaring that il was
owing to his exertons that Mr.. Polk gothic State
of New York We think the one thing as likely
as the other. But according to all accounts, the


President elect is very prudent and rather i'm


practicable man for the office beggars. We have


heard it said that all those political missionaries,


mendcants and crusaders, who in their peregrina-


tons last summer waited on Mr.. Polk at his resi-


dence, never could get him to open his mouth on
political matters. He would talk Of science-he


would talk of religlon-he would talk Of philoso-


phy-he would talk of cotton-he would talk even


of Cuba tobacco-but not word on the matters


nearest the heart OF the politicians This being


the case, we begin to think that Mr.. Polk is IA


pretty shrewd sort Of man, and will manage his


pigs and poultry with some degree of discretion and


profit.


TnE ABOLITION VoTK.-lt is now stated that the


aboonists in this State, particularly in the west
ern counties, have polled much larger vote than


before, and that it will reach nearly 10000.


This precisely what we predicted, when we OBJ
served the furious attacks of the wings on Birney


and the abolitioniss, and was doubtless one of the


main causes OF Mr.. Clay's defeat.


MUSICAL PRoDIoY Y.-Quite musical prodigy is


to appear tonight at the Tabernacle, in the person
Of Miss Bramson, young lady Of eight or nine
years OF age, who is said to be wonderful per-
former on the piano. See the programme Of her
concert.


o. Bishop Onderdonk's trial takes place on the
10Th OF December next. Look out for thunder


squalls.


Remember that the annual meteors appear about
these nights. Keep good look out.
Several OF the journals are following our lead in