POLITICAL.

FORESTALLING TIE MARKET.
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The following is by no means the only intlmatlon
we have seen that the impatlence of some OF our
politicians to reap the fruits Of their d,sinterescd
iabors, is too great TO wait even for the forms OF
ceremony. The President of their making is not
yet installed before they are ndecently commencing
contest for the succession to him. We shall see,
in the end whether the Albany Junto have not rec
koned without their host in supposing, because they
are on the successful side by the election of Gen.
Jackson (who, it is now known, would have been
elected all hallow without them) that they have all
the world in sling


FROM TIL DAILY ADVERTISER.


" Richmond IS on the Seas my Lord r'-The Ar
gus is pursuing its old course of " non committal''
as to the candidates for the next Presidency. 1t
takes offence from the New Brunswick Fredonan,
which we copied on Friday stating that +" Martin
Van Buren Is already in nomination to succeed Gen
Jackson and asks us to put our finger upon the
time and place of Mr.. V. BIS. g nomination" The
Dictionary defines the word nomination." as ''the
act of mentioning by name" Now, we can point
outhundreds ofmes and places at which the friends
of Mr.. Van Buren, have named him as "A candidate
for the Presidency and declared their determlna
ton to support him. The non committal doctrine
of the Argus is not approved Of by all the members
| of " the party" The assertion ofthat paper, thai
it is cny the opponents of Mr.. V. B. who have
thrust his name thus early before the public, Is no
true Deep laid plans are now in preparation witt