wHIc NATIONAL, CONVENTON.-The Whig
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WHIG NATIONAL CONVENToN.-The Whig
Convention of the City of Baltimore, at meeting on
Thursday last in view Of the National Convention which
to assemble at Baltimore I'd of May 1874, has re-
commended Young Mems National Convent'on OF
com posed of Delegates from every section of the Coun
try without Limitation memhers-it being expected
that will resemble the great Convention of May 4th,
I840 which gave the first impetus to the canse Of arr-
SON. The Convention in the name of the Wings OF Bal
tmore tenders cordial welcome the house and home,
and hospitable enterta nment to the Delegates during
their stay This is as it should be. Fay. Observer.


Is The old men are to do the work, and
the young men are to ratity it. But why assem-
bic in Convention at all, gentlemen if you are al
ready determined to run Mr.. Clay7 Do you in
tend to give Webster, and Mclean, and Scott, a
chance2 We had thought Mr.. Clay was the man.
Hundreds of papers have run up his name; how
will they feel, when the hour comes for taking it
DOWN.