Extract of letter.. from an influential Democra of Crawford county, dated
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 SEPT- !. iSi7.

 "Nobody here will cppose Convention, and from everything can hear, there will be strong efforts made in our section, to make il Gull one. an anxious 10 see Johnson nominated again to Congress Itis bad plan to set aside an officer, before he has had chance to show what he could do, There are few here who do not know him, who take no in- terest for him. but it is my impression. and that of many of my neighbors, that he is as good man, as We could take up, and have but little doubt that he will be the strongest in this county.

 Mir. isor is a clever man, but not maeh known to the party south of this and beside has many years yet. before him. to perform his political career in Judge Oldham has had offices given to him in abun- dance, and willing and more thaa pleased to say has filled them all handsomely and highly eredi,a- biy. He is gaining reputation every day. in his present elevated situation, as Judge of the Supreme Court. and deserves it. but as said hefose, go for Bob Johnson not being removed before we can see what he can do--it is like turning man out oi office before he gets in. Another thing. the whigs would prefer that the convention should take up any body else"

 The Hon. GEo. II. PRoFFirT, who has filled some distinguished stations in our coaniry, died al Louis-