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The Bank organ of this town seems very desi-
rous to create the impression that Mr.. Toole's
friends will not "submit to the nomination of the
Democratic Convention, and quotes from the Tar
boro' Press extracts from communication ad-
dressed to Samuel L, Arlington, and not the De
mocratic candidate, by which he hoped to prove
his assertion. Now we give the Whig Editor
fairly to understand, that he will be able to ef
feet the purpose at which he aims. If the Editor
has read the Republican at all, he certainly must
know that Mr.. Toole's friends here, as well as
elsewhere appreciate his worth, and are as much
endeared to him now as ever. The Editor need
not atter himself with the vain hope, of splitting
up our party by any thing he can say,


Washington Republican.