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Coon qualifications for Congress.-The Albany Argus gives this account of the col lege qualifications boasted of to recommend Coon to a seat in Congress -

 The Troy Whig, a concentrated Clay pa- per, while enumerating the qualifications of Joseph R, Williams, the whig candidate for Congress in the western district of Michi- gan, particularly expatiates upon "his swift ness of foot,0 and his dexterity i'll kicking the football on the college green at Harvard University. This is certainly new point of distinction i'll the character of a public man, and qualification so singular, that no one would speak of 1t but those who underrate the intelligence of the people as to the true grounds of popularity among them.

 It is piece of the same political texture that in years past claimed support for dis whig, because he was < six feet high, and well proportioned.o

 The democratic opponent of MT. Williams (Lucius Lyon) is plain, farmer-like charac- ter, whose strong arms, in early life, were in felling the heavy forest. And though we doubt whether he has ever heen at college, or had the honor of kicking a football upon college-green, yet we believe the hard-working farmers of Michigan are sufficiently keen-sighted to repose more con- fidenee in the practical character of man who has been thus bred, than in the interest," ing accomplishments of this favorite whig candidate

 The Argus, with all his eyes. has not had 