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ably never has been before SO interesting an
Exhibition in Washington.


1he Vice Presidency.-A resolution passed
the House Of Representatives OF Georgia, on
inc l9th uitno. nominating WILLIAM Ill.
CRAWFORD as candidate for the office ol Vice
President OF tht United States.


kENTUCkY.-The prints ofthe Con binaon
find consolation, under the prospect of losing lie
votes OF Virgl and North Carolina in the hope Of
getting some votes in Kentucky. Let then, moi lay
that ilatterng JUNCTION to their souls, but read the
following, corroborating what W. have heretofore
said on the subject, and which is conirued by ma
ny letters received from that quarter:


From the Lexington Reporter, Dsc. 19


We have received no intelligence irou, Frankfort
since Monday morning. The Legislative business
progressing with harmony The town was
crowded with strangers. Between one and Two
hundred Delegates tothe Administration Convention
had arrived--as many 50, understand, took
lodgings ut Weisger's in one day. Nolwiihstand-
ing the continued rains for fortnight, the counties
generally, even the most distant from the Seat of
Government, will be represented in the Convention.
1t is expected that J. J. Critenden, Esq. will be
nominated candidate for the office OF Governor
Th selection of Electoral Candidates, and an Ad-
dress to the People, will, perhaps constitute the
whole business of the Convention. We are satlsfi-
ed that respectable body of men could not be
assembled in this State. We entertain not The least
doubt Of the Electoral uoe IF Kentucky being given
The present Chief Magistrate,