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al, definite recollection of those charges and denial
had passed from the readers mind; and then say
whether the Courier has fairly excused i'seii rom
that precise comparison OF the charges and denial
with the alleged evidence TO which l nave chai-
lcnged it.


One word as TO the closing queries OF the Courier.
have already expressed my hearty satisfaction
with the selection of Vice President. As told his
friends before the Convention, my only possible OBJ
lection to him was my preference OF Mr. Fillmore
His friends acted nobly, magnanimousIy, through
out, aud richly earned, as they deserved, the good
will OF all. 1t would be most unreasonable IN US 10
be sullen because We had obtained only our second
choice. when the Courier was disappointed in lis
first (Webster,l second Evans. and third CLAY
tot.) With the candidate and the manner OF his
nomination | am heartily satisfied but with the
means used by the Courier, through lis representa-
tive at Washington, to defeat Mr. Fillmore, aHi not
sa,isf;ed. and cannot be. The use made BY hiin oil
private letter from Mr.. Fillmore, declining TN
1922 TO pledge himself unqualihedly 10 j. ". We66
10 support Mr. Clay for President-his constant and
positive assertions iper ORDER that the nomination
of Mr. Fillmore would ensure the defeat o tie " Ing
party in this State, &c. sc. | shall doubtless re-
member for season. II was not creditabie spec
tacle-a, least could not so regard it-that while
Massachusetts presented united front in favor OF
her own noble son; so of New-JerSev; 50 OF Penn
sy,ania; the only determined, acrimonious Unfair
insdious opposition 10 Mr.. Fillmore was made from
New-York. and that by this he was defeated. Call
i, angry or sullen ii you will but cannot
forget this in less than fortnight. Il. C.
E1-Govcrnors NJ the Whig National Com


yention.


Among the distinguished characters who were
Delegates to the Wing National Convention
which nominated Clay and Frenghuysen on the
lst inst were the following eleven gentlemen, who
have been Governors of their respective States
Governor CHARLES PAINE, Of Vermont;


WM. w. ELLSWORTH, OF Connecticut;


GEORGE Howard, OF Maryland


SAMUEL SPRIGG. OF Maryland


coward b. DUDLEY, OF n. Carolina:


EDWARD d. WHITE OF Louisiana;


HE>RY Johnson, of do.


ANDRE b. ROMAy, Of do.


THOMAS MErcALFE, of Kentucky


JEREMIAH Morrow. OF OHIO;


ALLEN TRIMBLE, OF do


To whom may be added Gen. ERAsTus RooT,
formerly Lieut.. Gorernor of the State of New
York, and Judge AMBROSE SPENCER, for many
years Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court of this
State, and for about a quarter Of a century con-
sidered "thc Warw:ck" of New York-the
maker and dcposcr of Governors of the State.


In the Wing National Convention which no.
minated Gen. Harrison in lS40 were no less than
eight cx.Governors, viz: