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Regalar .Nominations.--The honorable Sidney Breese, Democratic United States Senator from Illinois, in letter written to Colonel Wentworth during the late election in that State, said:

 " Those who are fostering division, and playing into the hands of the Wings, will lose the game they are playing, and never hereafter will be trusted by the party No man, who refuses to support the nominee of a National Convention regularly constituted, can or ought to receive favor at the hands of the Democracy. If we resort to Conven- tions to effect our purposes, their decisions must be abided by There is no other way by which to preserve the integrity of the party.o

 These are correct sentiments. The poli- tlclan who is not willing to yield his own choice to that of the majority of his party, IS unworthy of the confidence of the party to which he prafesses to belong. He is in fact an alien to it. Harrisburg Union.