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But the Argus finds farther evidence OF J" h's
conspiracy to make political capital out Oh l'i'
Far, In our having mentioned the 1act iii'.
Messrs. Van Buren and Bouck were receiVcd
without the least enthusiasm, while aiessrs. "cp-
ster and Seward were loudly and heartily cheelea'
Now the fact itself the Argus does not ana can
NOT Question and thqt. it seems TO US, IS the
only material point. We would quite as readi!Y
have committed the task Of ofrecordlng tito Loco
Foco paper as to have undertaken II ourselves ;
but we feared. and with reason, that mention OF
it might be omitted in that quarter and as a
prominent, striking and pregnant matter Of fact
on that great occasion, we thought it worthy OF
being mentioned and ndremembered-by somebody.
It has been mentioned, and We doubt not it viii
be well remembered.


The truth is. the Argus is souredby the aspect
OF that great assemblage of Farmers. 1t says
rightly that the State Agricultural Society should
be kept entirely a!oof from all party alliances,
We trust it may be, now and forever. We shall
heartily second any attempt to accomplish TINS.
But the officers of the Society must not be the
first to give It's doings political direction, de-
signedlv or through inadvertence. Let It's acton
be strictly confined to its proper duties, and let
them see that 1t is thus restricted. The people
who assemble at its great Anniversaries Will ap-
plaud what they approve; and we cannot sec
how, IL designating those incidents and remarks
which elected their applause at the late celebra-
ton, we expose ourselves TO the charge which the
Argus so elaboratey endeavors to sustain.
CAUSE AND EFFECr-We have observed for
several weeks that the columns of the Spirit Of
the Age viruent Loco Foco sheet, published
at Woodstock, Vt. by the Tyler Postmaster, Mr..
Caleb G. Eastman, have been filled with coarse
abuse of the Faculty and Corporation Of the Uni
vcrsity Of Vermont at Burlington. We have
looked carefully for some definite charge of NAL
conduct which might at least give show Of
plausibility to an attack so gross and SO out Of
MIR. Eastmans proper sphere. But the point Of
the charge seems 10 be that the authoritieS Of the
toscn permit those students, who are legally quail
flied to do SO, to rotc at the election although
they possess no property qualifications, which
this worthy Loco Foco editor deems essential, as
did his old master, Mr.. Van Buren, III the New
York Convention. From what we can gather,
the real cause of the editors grief may be found
in these two facts,-that he expelled from
the University some few years since for disregard
of his duties and for general immortality and
secondly, that he was not allowed to deliver
speech to the students in connection with the ex
ercises of the late Commencement. His grief is
very natural, but his public display of it seems
imprudent, as well as puerc.


Mr.. WEDsrER.-rThe New Bedford Bulletin
says that it understands from good authority that
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER will address the Wings
of Plymouth, Mass. at their approaching County
Convention 1t adds that Mr.. WEBSTER has cx-
picitIy declared that if his services were at all
desirable in the coming State campaign, they
might at any time and in any way be commanded.
If this he true, and we have no doubt it is, we
have toerably decisive indication Of the quarter
to which he intends to CO. His Rochester
speech, SO far as it related to politics at all, was
filled with sound Wing doctrine and viii be re-
spondcd to by the friends Of the American Tariff
throughout the country.


SEVENTH DIsrRIcr.-Thc Wings OF the Sew
enth Senatorial district in this State have NOM
mated Hon. JOHN MAYNARD, of Seneca coun-
ty as their candidate for the State Senate Mr..
MAYNARD has done distinguished service TO the
cause Of sound Wing principles and filled seats
in both the State and National Legislatures with
eminent ability. His selection is highly ludicious
and we are glad to learn that the peoplS of his
district are determined to elect him.


FOURTH SENATE DlsrmcT.-Gcneral Clark, OF
Washington county, has been nominated for the
State Senate by the Locos Of the Fourth District


FIFTH SENATE DlsTRlcr.-IhomaS Barlow, Of
Madison, and George c. Sherman, of Jefferson,
have been nominated for the State Senate by the
Locos of the 5th district. Troy Wing.


u5- Hon JAMES MATHEWS has been n,rninat
ed for Congress by the Loco Focos of the Six
teenth District of Ohio.


~ The Wings of Oneida County have no.
minated WARREN CONVERSE of Westmorland,
GEeRGE BRlsToI. Of Kirkland, SAMUEL B. HNcK-
LEY of Camden, and Russell FULLER Of Stcaben,
for the Assembly.


10 Christopher w. Bender has been reelected
Chamberlain of the city of Albany.


VAN BuREx on REpzAL.-The Frceman's Jour
nal of last week publishes the x-Presidents letter
on Repeal with this pointed comment:


We commend this letter the readers
irishins them better tuck at dSeerGing he sentiments Of
the distinguished wtiter than have had. Though
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