FRANKFORT. Ap1k 9 3.
0i,ginia.-The opposition to the new constitution itl this state is increasing, and from present appearances the de eision upon it IS decidedly doubtful.-- MT. Alexander Campbell, one of the de legates in the Convention from the Wheeling district, is publishing against 1t a series of numbers written with great ability, and towards some of the mem- bers of the Convention with great se- verity, and calculated, as we should think, to have great effect. MT. Dod- dridge, who was probably the most talented and influential member from western Virginia, coincides in the same course; both advise the rejection of the amendedeonstitutieR. The emain ground fer this advice seems to be, that it's adop- ton would make more distant the time when radical reform could be effect ed; when a constitution founded On re- publican principles, can be carried.

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