soon.

Y JAMES K. POLK.
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This distinguished gentleman, having been
sadly beaten in his own State for Governor, is
disposed to try his power and popularity in a
larger field, and with that view has been nomi-
mated by his friends, Loco State Convention a.
Nashville, as candidate for Vice President.
While on the stump together, Governor Jones
used, after declaring that he was for Clay first,
Clay last, and Clay all the time for President,
to annoy Mr.. Polk by calling upon him to declare
who he was for President, and then not to be toe
modest to tell the people who he was for FIRST
last, and all the time for Vice President.