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o~7 The Hon. GEO. w. PAscHA /. of s.hjs ci,v


mas been frequently solicited bysinfluanlial demo


Gratis m yarious portions of the Slate. to su-r bi
pane 10 be used as candidate for Congress. sub
,}}lect to the decision of the Convention.


Coneeiving that the time has arrived who, :;
should be Known 10 his friends whether he will


Be in the field. he has authors I'd eus 10 sasr.f
his private and professional busitaTo~ ~, r.;on,
mature that he could not Is safer his name 70 he
a 81 lss'l' %ssFTho ime or opportunity to can
State id pursuit Of nomination, and be-
rng prompedby desire topropitale the harmo-
ny and union of the.p;er;y, he docs not wish 10
add to It's ombarrassnents by suffering his name
to be usedSin the present canvass, when such, it
appears would DC the evident result. Tie fe-
suit of.-he bsto special election places him more
immediately before the people, therefore the spirit
which has prompted Judge 2. to shape this course
endtles him to the kindest consideration of his
party. and shou.dhis friends prefer his claims to
Office. al some future day, we have no doubt, it
will ensure him their most favorable regard.


We have now but f5co candidates for Congress.
from the Northwest, and from them we have the
strongest assurance, that their pretensions or as
pirations, shall not in any way, thwart the inter-
est OF the great section fro which they hail.


Hon. W. S. OLDHAM, and A. NJ. WILSON, ESQ.
fairly in the field and we would be very far
from debating to them the course they should pur-
s1e, but as the advocate oe the interests of the
Northwest, we invoke the citizens to fix their
choice on ono, one only, and upon him unite. 1t
IS our only chance to affect the nomination Of
N0riA ycSterR man. At all events, as learn
thai the counties will soon be moving, in regard
TO the selection of delegates TO attend the Conven-
ton. We hope the people in their primary meet


ngs vii! express their first aud their second choice,
50 that, if their first choice of those gentle
temen cannot be had they can unite upon the
cond. And we further hope that they will ia
struct their delegates, TO vote for the selection of
a Northeastern man, all The time; though at the
same time expressing their determination to abide
The decision of the convention.


We have every reason to teove that before
the convention meets, of the IVeSfera aspi-
rants will withdraw which it will be, we know
not bat believe that the one who can unite the
most strength in The West will be left alone in
The field before the Convention, by the other :
and il should be the object Of the friends Of both
gentlemen to bring about such desirable end.


Then we will go to the Convention with bat one
man, and his nomination will be sure. We pledge
a most hearty support to him, whoever he may
be. We invoke our friends to a consideration Of
this proposition.


