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TIE NOMINATION OF JOHN c. SPENcER.-The following resolutions were adopted last week at the Albany county Wbig Convention:

 Whereas, John c Spencer, instead of rodeeming, or attempting to redeem tne pledge given to his Whig friends before accepting seat in the Cahi- net, to endeavor to win the infatuated incumbent of the Executive Chair back to his duty, upon tsk ing his place in that Cabinet abandohed his own party and principles, asd became and continues false to both:

 And whereas, MT. Spencer has been, and con- tinues actively engaged, a member of Mir. TSler's Cabinet in procuring the removal of staunch Wings from office and the appointment of Van Buren roli. ticians in their l. ces: l.t g.

 And whereas, acquescence,by Wings. in policy that eevates to high, responsible and distinguished stations, men who have proved faithless to their pledges and recreant to their principles, would be alike pernicious example, and evil in its ten. dencies: ~f1f. .T"fs. .}saF

 Therefore Resolved, As the sense of this Consen. tion, and in accordance with the sentiment of the Whig party of the city and county of Albany, that the Whig members of the United States Senate, be respectfully but earnestly requested to WITHHOLD their advice and consent " to the nomination of John c. Spencer as a Judge of the Supreme Court of the United States. 6f.~ a4.t .r.. These resolutions but express what is in the heart, not of Whigs only, but of all men who look upon fidelity as virtue, and cannot believe that any degree of talent or requirement., uncontrolled by honesty of act and of purpose, can be safely trusted, or should be ostentatiously rewarded.

 A seat on the bench of the Supreme Court of the United States, is among the few very highest hon. and trusts of the Republic, and should be pied only by those who adorn their country, not less by their beauty and purity of public life, than by their legal requirements and general eapability.

 It is to soil the ermine to cast around political prostitution; as it is mockery of all Right to re. ward with one of the highest honors of the repub- lie, man in whom no party in that republic repo- ses any confidence. at

 What is the moral to our chiidren, and to our childrens children, if such man as Mir. Spencer If such sudden and rapid party eyolutions--if such loose political principles-if such notorious party inidelity-shaA be seen to step from honor to honor, until the erowning one ef all.--to sit where Jay and Marshal, and Bushrod Washington and Thompson have sat- is awarded to him--and by the votes of the men he has insuited and be- trayed .-5I,., aa 'i3e

 Who will think 1t worth while to be honest in politcs-to be faithful to ffiends-so be true to his country-ifL c. Spencer false to an-shall re. eeEe from the Senate of the United States, the sue. cession of the paFe the straightforwardan sound. minded SasiM Inempson7 tfs F : Earnestly. therefOre.dO we hope. in the language of the last resolution above quoted that the Senate 6 will sCitkhOld their advice and consent to the ."-1amerieGn, ...s-