DOCT. GIBSON AS CANDIDATE FOR


GOVERNOR.
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Mr.. EDITOR Last Saturday this gentleman,
in accordance with DR.. Chapman's appointment,
delivered his electioneering spheech la Wing Ad.
dress. His competitor was prevented by sickness
from attending, bat will shortly resume his polit-
cal tour.


DIR. Gibson is portly man, and so far as size,
look and goodness of voice are concerned, would
make an excellent governor. But there are 9TH
er endowmepts which he lacks he is not, in my
opining, stern democrat, nor an unflinchng re-
publican; so far otherwise. that he is an Ultra
whig, one whose creed embraces bank, high-taf-
if and anti-annexaton principles characteristics
Of his leader, Clay, and such tenets as would suit
were not the name lost in thatof Whigism-eve.
ry shade, feature and portraiure of rank Federal.
ism. The federalists commended for Capitalization
Of power, the restriction Of territory, and opposed
any extension of our limits so do the wings.
Passing over his remarks upon the National
Bank and Tariff, [schemes that have often been
exposed by the mighty intellects Of the Democrat
ic party, and find the seal of their condemnation
in the ruin of thousands made by the one, the ia
paid by the agriculturalist made by the othe 4
note only one remark. That was that the an.
nexation Of Texas is an unimportant question. II
| nothing else in his speech should condemn hi m,
that assertionlwere enough. What that an sunim.
portan:' uestion which now shakes the broad Un.
ion which has so materially changed the position
of the presidential candidates, that Claws doom is
almost inevitably sealed, by his opposition to SC
"unimponant" thing which is heaving up tre.
mendous excitement in England, and wholly has
changed the course and policy of her tactics ?
which finds an echo in the breast of eyery true
American, every true lover Of her glory that an
unimportant question


Surely, it remained to the genius of an Arkausas