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PENNsYLvANIa.-The Hon. John q Natmough, member of the present Con- gfess, has been unanimously nonipated by delegates of the citizens of the third Con gresslonal district in Pennsylgania, opposed to the usurpations of Andrew Jackson, as a candidate for the next Congress.

 A large meeting has also been held at Southwark, Phil, in which the conduct ot the lion. Mir. Sutherland, their present re- fseseatative IT Congress, is very decidedly condemned, The following are two of the resolutions passed at this meeting

 Resolved, That we have no confidence m Joel 5. Sutherland, our mis-representa- tive in Congress-the man whose boasted democracy consists in gathering all office and power into his own hands--whose con- slstency IS III being inconsstent--who has first publicly denounced Andrew Jackson as a .Niwderer!ff and then lauded him as a patriot and sage--and who in his own language Sis a man of principle only i'll proportion to his interest.''

 Resolved, That we will oppose the re- election to Congress of Joel E. Suther- land, because he is a trading politician by professIon--a monopelist of office, and op- posed to inc democratic principles of rota- ton in ofFiee

 A meeting was held on the 2lst inst. at Spring Gardens, cordially approving the nomination of Col. Watmough; and among other things, condemniDg the corruptions and encouragement of the Post Office.

 Georgia.-We regret to observe in leading Georgia journal, (and one of the " Union" party, too,) deliberate proposi- tion to take possession of the lands now occupied by the Cherokee Indians, within that State, by main force. The reason for this conduct is most unblushingB stated to be that inc Supreme Court having decided against them, ard the highest State Court having also decided that the holder of Cher okee lands under the lottery distribution of the State, cannot take possession of his lot while an Indian resides on it, there is no resource left but to proceed eGtcie,titg iii 1 the business. \ more summary and equal 1 Y defensible ground of proceeding would be--we want the lands of the Gherokees, and are able to take them.-Ne,v Yorker