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In calling the attention of the DemeeTatic party 10 the necessity of convention, and introducing notice of what we conceived To be the proper iime for holding t. we took the ground that we would support any one. who might bs nominated by the convention: and in the mean time admit nothing into our columns abusive of any good democrat, who might choose to present to it, hts claims. For the very reason that we intended our papsr 10 be isir exponent of the wishes oT the democratic party throughout the State. and not an iasrSaenf cf de- traction. We have ever been willing to give the names of any who might desire 1t to the public, tor consideration, when presented to us from respec- table source, and conceive t to be an important part of our duty. 1t is therefore with the view Gi

 replying to many calls, that have been made upon us tha. we requested from Gov. Drew. Information in relation othe position he intended to occupy He had been urged, we knew in many letters to consent that his nsme should be used for reelection, upon grounds. which at present we consider unnecessary

 to speak; and he considered his reply to those the best exposition Of his views. This has been placed in our hands in one instance, and gather from 1t that although having served the party on ihetaiuve of the nominee to act in Is4l, both against his in

 erest and inclination, the successful exerinns Of the party in his behalf leave him claim on it. to continue him in office. unless it might be deemed expedent that he should again if with the use of his name. When fair expression of opinion may show such desire. he will consent to run. and use every honorable effort in the cause. conven. ton win be held in Jan. next, to select who can best maintain the integrity and principles party. and do battle for il against whgs and any unprin- cipied faction of his own party Should the conven- ton think he best il in such crisis by his nomination, he wiliecrdiay accept the trust des- pite the viinperson and violence of his enemies. Blu, he will mt consent to the State for the nomin' tion even if he anxious to receive il, although he acknowledges the perfect propriety of such course. by those who have not before had opportunities of becoming known to the people. He will only act when he is assured that is the set tied wish of the party.

 This, in short. is the position of Gov. Drew, and he assures us, he will occupy no other.