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Federal Grvmbiing A short time since the Whig presses of Philadelphia declared tha, 1t was loo soon to agitate the question of the Presidency. We expressed our as- sent to their views, and carefully reiraiued from connecting the name of any one, either of our choice or that of others, with the of- flee of President brief period has elapsed, and our Philadelphia friends have changed their ground. They have selected their can didate for the Presidency, and appear to think il time aorc that others should do likewise.

 We are still of the opinion that it Is loo soon to agitate the question. Since our city friends proclaimed 1t to be so, nothing has occurred to render any change of policy necessary or expedient. And we trust that Wings every where will deliberately survey the whole ground before they commit ihem- selves too strongly in favor of any of the distinguished citizens whose names have been mentioned in connection with the ex- alted station of President. The National Convention to select a candidate for the Wing party will not assemble for a year hence, and events may occur in the mean time which may change entirely the present aspect of affairs. Questions of deep and abiding interest may arise, which may exer. else material influence in the selection of a candidate The policy and purpose of the present administration will then be more clear iy defined. We thInk, then, that 1t is soon aJ,l to agitate this question.