Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-03-13
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From the Philadelphia lnteiligencer.
THE PREslpENcY.--We consider 1t
our duty to inform our readers OF the sew
eraI nominations OF candidates for the
PRESIDENCY as they occur.
Martin Van Buren,. oil New York, the
present vice president of the U. States,
is one OF the most prominent Candidates,
lalthough we are not aware OF his being
nominated by any political meeting OF
conventicn. His friends will acquiesce
in the decision of "A democratic national
convention, where he will be supported
by New York, aided bv the Office hold
ng party in all the states.
Lewis Cass, the present secretary OF
war, has also been nominated. II is prob
able that he is the first cholce OF the DEM
ocrtic party il Penn>ylvania. He may
ional convention; Of this we are not GER
tein. He will not, however, run III op-
position 10 the convention.
John M'Lehn, OF Ohio, ole of the judges
OF the supreme court, will probably be
the opposing candidate il the northern
and middle states To the one selected by
the national convention. He has been
dominated by public meetinng OF The
jackson party in 0Sin. AT winch Gent
James Fihdlay. Vi -.Afoisi'ex sose.nor
Flndlay of this state, presided. H. has
zen nominated at meeting in l. 10 on
Butler and Warren counties in Oi.n IL
by meeting of the working men i'll Bal
IRE.
Col. R NJ Johnson is also a candid
ate of the Jat kscn party in the west, and
especial, in Kentucky. AT IA meeting
of the members of the Indiana Legisla-
!ure lately held, a resolution nominating
him for the presidency was negatived.
George Nj. Troup has been pomina-
ted by the state right members of the
Georgia Legislature as candidate for
the presidency.
Benjamin Watkins Leigh has been
dominated al several couety meetings in
Virginia, Of those opposed TO the Presi-
dents proc lamation in relation to South
Carolina qualification.
Gen. Winfield Scoot has been nomin-
ell by $ veral newspapers in the state
Of NV York.
Smith Thompson, one of the judges
of the United States Court, has been no.
minated, by "A writer inti'e Albany Ar
gus, and Hugh l.. White, member of
the United States Senate, by paper in
Tennessee.
All the above candidates have been
nominated by the party that brought
Gen. jackson into power. 1t il probable
that no candidate Of the opposition will
be seriously brought into the field.
| A bank bloW up.--We understand II at
there hns been blow up Of domestic
bank mot under the safety fund) at tho
village of New London, Oneida county
in other words, one Of the most extensive
gangs of counterfeiters ever discovered in
this State, has just been broken up at that
place. Sixteen Of tho countertei.ers have
been apprehended. Among this precious
lot, we are informed that there is LAWYER
a tavern keeper, and a constable!-Albans
journal.
NEW YORK, Jan. 80.
| ''Another failure 10 IA heavy amount oc
Cured yesterday in this city, and we ar,
!, sorry to add another equally extensive t.
Iday. We meet now as we did in the chol
+. era times, not TO ask who is dead, but WHIT
: has failed We submit to the DEGREES o
/. Providence, but should resist oppression Oh
the part of our rulers"
). In the 18th ward last evening, the Jack
# son meeting resol, ed in favor Of bank o
the United States.
The mechanics and artisans Of the cit,
IS have appointed delegates to proceed t
! Washington, and represent the dlstres
l. which every where prevails.
;, The life of Col. CROCKETT, by himself
!, will shortly be published by Carey an
h Hart, of Philadelphia. This work bear
oil the following motto:
erl 81 leave this rule for others, when ! am dead,
~ Be always sure you're right-th.p go ahead
Il Loatsr,tte Herald.