THE PRESIDENCY.
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1t IS, Tn our opinion, not yet time to se- lect a candidate for the Presidency in op- position to the candidate whom the sup porters of the men and measures of the present administration have already indi- cated as their choice. In time, no doubt, a selection must be made. Respecting the manner in which that selection shall be made, we see no harm in exchanging opin- ions now. To let our readers know what is said on the subject, we copy the follow ing paragraphs from two Whig journals of recent date. Nut. hltel.

 From the .Nitionat GaxpHe

 at IS subject of satisfaction that the wHIG public writers and speakers seem disposed to set aside, for period, their ia vorite candidates, and unite in simple eff fort to overthrow Jac ksoaiS,ii, which means, 10 save our liberties and Union. Let all the intelligent, seflecting, aid patriotic citi- zens of the Union be rallied under the sirl- gle and transcendent banner of the Coasta- luton with the comprehensive and glori- ous common title of wHIGs, which implies devotion. not to men. but to free gov ern- ment and pure political morals. There is little doubt that the aspect and results of the elections of this year will be so favor able to the wHiGs as to warrant a conf dence almost that, with unanimity of choice and concurrence of effort, they would carry single candidate against the candidate of the cabal and the tories.- Those indispensable conditions, unanimity and combination of power and eadeavor. might, we think, be accomplished by means oi general convention of the Wings of ihe Uninn, tp be held next winter al Wash ington, with the object, principally, of re- commenting to the country, some proper statesman as the successor of President Jackson.n

 F'yoo, he Raleigh M r.) Register.

 Ihe neat Presidency. y.-We are convnc- cd from every indication, that unless the