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The approaching election begins to excite cOnside- rable interest; and is desirable that public attention souId be early directed Co proper candidates for such offices as arc thea to be filled. s hoped and beev- ed that the NaOnal Republicans of the l7Ih District will sanpOrt, with great 0nanimi.ys

 GEN. ELISHA STERLING,

 of Salisbury, for Senator for that District. NOtwi- standing the crcDmsianees under which Gen. Sterling was elected last year. it is we'll known that he gave decided support to National Republican principles, and that he strongly opposed to lhe proscripve measures of the last legislature. His well known op- position to all the peasures of Gea. Jackson which National Republicans deem opposed to tI,e cons,i,u- ton aud the general good, identify hm with ,ha. par ty, aud it is believed will hs election And in fact, the proceedings of the Jackson party in several towns in the District would seem lo indicate ha. they will oppose his elecIiau, considera- ble number of the delegates appointed tn their meetings are open and decided National Republicans. If unanimi,y thus be ensured it will render the election o Gen. Sterling certain, and secure his val uab!s services ia the Senate for another year.

 Electors of she lTh District.