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&C. The Correspondent of the Baltimore
Patriot says:


The Massachusetts, Wing Convention has
nominated Mr.. Webster for the Presidency, !
perceive. 1t is to be hoped that there will not
be too many nominations for our party to sue
ceed. The Wings, on this great and vital
question, ought to be of one mind, and ought
to support one man.


The resolution, Juggling the question of Sla-
very at the South into the Convention, was
ably and eloquently opposed, am glad to per-
ceive, by the Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, the
leading friend of Mr.. Webster in Congress, and
was voted down! MIR. Winthrop, it is very
extensively believed, will be the next Speaker
of the House of epresentatives-and splen
di d presiding officer he will make too.