no THE EDITOR.

HUNTSVILLE, Aug. 18th, ls47.
{"character_count": 2245, "word_count": 425, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9429000020027161], "ccnet_perplexity": [1447.300048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
HUNTSVILLE, Aug. 18th, ls47.
Sir. am glad to see that you have come


State Convention. 1t is the only means


;,h the ascendancy of our party can be Sc.
@ r,om the watchfuness of our Opponents


"U' ~ onposed 10 Conventions, upon the pre-.
,,t m the people have but little hand in them,


S"n M ~ are mere machines for political Jug.


n0i should prefer doing without them if we


II the parties were nearer equally 1ivi.


.onId probably do without them. Some


90 are of no use, because the wings are go.


yu no candidate. This will not do to trust


.onyass should satisfy all such believers,


- wbios will run a candidate always when


more democrats are in the field The
"hsrnative for us to adopt in lieu of Conven.


!. N alter our Constitution, and make it me-


- for a majority, instead of a plurality, to
mr. Governor, Representatives. and in fact
officers. Then majority will surely rule
u the p~Ie cannot complain that the can.
ware yked upon them. Until then,I sha |
Nv whole length" for the convention system.


,v;II have the names of a number of gen.
[, before the Convention. Those have


snoken of for Governor, are Judge Sam. c.
. Col A. l.. HOTu1ol, Nol -. d. TrGeF,
fJias N. Conway. The two former ire most
n of, and in fact we are pretty much dvi.
stweep Roune and Thornton. | prefer the
4 but can not say who is the Strongest
Eonpress. are A. NJ. Wilson, Judge Paschal.
Iov B. Robt. W. Johnson, A. Rust, G. D.
tou, VIM. K. Sebastian, and many others,
re only accused of ,oanting to be before the
! It must be said that Madison is undoubt.
4for Bod Snipes,' although believe she will
i no her first choice for any other Western
who can command more strength. PaschaI
ken of here also, by few, who claim him
strongest Western man, and who insist
she friends of SnIpes should stand up to him,
Convention, # he is the strongest there.
1 e they will yield TO any Western man, if he
strongest. Will Pascha and his friends
out the same rule ! ask this for an an.
in your next. Yours &c.


ke-We have rot seen Judge P. since the
was received, but it is our opinion that he
brow no obstacle IN the way to prevent union
. US; and we feel assured that his friends
|urrender their choice, to secure the ascen-
of q Western man. ED