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Mr. VAN BUREN AND THE TARIFF.-The last
Richmond Enquirer says:


We have letter before us, sent by friend, and
Buren denounces and utterly dsclaims the present Tariff
iop."


Do you hear this, Oneida, Onondaga, and the
great Farming Interest of the Interior! If you
do not heed it now, the time will soon come when
you will wish you had.


BY the way: where is our correspondent who
can perceive no difference between the position
of Mr.. Clay and that of Mr. Van Buren, on the
Tariff?


D The Wings Of CONNECTICUT will hold
State Convention at New Haven, Nov. 9Th, to
nominate State Officers, and appoint six Dele
gates to the Baltimore National Convention
We trust the selection of Representative Dele
gates will be made by Districts. This is the fair
Republican way.


Thursday, Nov. 3Oth, is set apart for Thanks
giving.


y Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN date Governor,)
Hon. JOSEPH RlDGwAY, of Columbus, Qate NJ
c. and Hon. PETER HIrcucocK, of Trumbull
Co. Qate judge are talked of as among those
from whom the next Wing Governor of Ohio will
be selected. Hon. DAVID TopD, of Trumbull, is
proposed on the other side. We recommend
Medill.