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 6EErLaMEN:-l see by a publication in youtpaper dt lasteveniug, accompanied Nith some editorial remarks, headed Boiugs iu the Gapitol,n that iti5 feared by some mem bers of our party lhat there Is some serious movement making by democratic members ot Congress 10 procure the nomination, at the Baltimore convention To meet on lbe 21ih inst, ei sohg other person than Alr. Van Buyen.

 layourediorial, Yoa charge thattbe move ment referred lo Is recent oRe,n and It's object to destroy the democratic party.

 Now, sir, do not hesitate to apow that, for ihe last two months, l, aa one al tbe per sons interested ia q proper nomination., have all used all proper mcans-s' opealY,a not ''sccretly ly3-to procure the nomination, at that convention, of some oher person than Martin Van Buren mol from any loss Of con- fdencc iii his worth or integrity, butunder | deep conviction of mind thal he is not the proper person for our party to rally around ia the coming struggle.

 This conviction has been forced upon my mind by the indubitable evidences ffom our friends in the country; and il3 truth, I be- lieve, Is felt and acknowledged by nine out of ten of our friends, and is checked only by few individuals in our ranks. who, fear from thelr course, would rather see our party defeated, than successful under the lead of any other man than Mf. Aan Buren,

 Now, sir, in conclusion, i you feel dis posed to denoanec all who arc engaged in this movement, you are weleame to launch your thunders at my head as soon IS you choose Yours, i. KENNEDY

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