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But the Wings idly Halter themselves with the hope
that the Republicans will not be able to unite upon an
Electoral Iickct-Wha, says the Saturdays " Pcnnsy-
vanian' OH this subject,
- DISsESsIoHs OF THE EHEMY.-Ihe Opposition pre-
tend to derive huge delight from the domestic disagree
,nent of the Democratic Party Of Pennsylvania but
what are dSsrnsions to theirs: Mere trilies-mcd
cable wounds; for disagree solely about means
end is tho same while the supporters of Rtncr, his
election hcng secured, dividing into factions
that It shortly will be impossible to enu.ncrate
them. In the first place, AnMas"nry is rearing its
crest; and avowing firm determination not 10 b. con-
troed or checked by Wing leaders. 1t claims the VIC
tory its own, treats the Wing forces Nessans
borrowed fer the occasion, and having nothing to do al
the battle but TO skuk home, and wait until they
wanted to meet the shock Of hostile Ant-hlason
ry takes the lions share, and AnMasonry will ncm-
lis Presidential candidate and select its
electoral ticket. Such, at least, are the symptoms.
But, if these difficulties were not enough. the
Wing allies prosecuting furious quarrel among
themselves. Every day adds to its bitterness. The ct
speaking through their mouth piece. the National Ga
zet;e laugh to The precnsius Of lIarr!sun taun
him and ls followers with their melancholy overthrow in
Ohio, tell the trutli-MIRABlLE DcTr-about the idle
assertions of their cutcinpoIaries that the people ris
ing in his favor and about his civil and military Abilities
and wind up by roundy declaring that they will
none OF him. and that with such an opponent Van Buren,
will walk the They for Webster nothing
The arrisonans sorely pcrplexcd but are deermn
ed not to yield an inch. They have 60. hero-hs
putation is granted TO DC rather cquivoca, but they will
make the most OF him.
This is but faint picture of the discords of the Goa
l!ton party i'll Prnnsy rana-lnsleud Of being subdued
to harmony by the Of time, they will daily become
more grating. AS political party. all bonds Of union
have been destroyed BY success and growing factions
und divisions must their councils and pave tue
| way for downfall. To make appearance of OPP
position the Presidential question: whiggrry must
fall i'll the rear, and support purely anti
masonic ticket which the friends Of Webster and Hur
,ison will be little disposed TO do.
From an enemy in condition hopeless and de-
pora5r. it is amusing to hear ancpatos OF victory III
future fields and magnificent cuatons upon the
suit of difference OF opinion in ranks That breach
will be healed by the people themselves, and it would be
look to the coming October, instead Of November The
dangers Of the first month such that the Adj
minstraton will have its hands full, without undertake
nr more than the forms OF contest for the
ccnd.'
| VEnMoxr-i - ballots, and no Governor!
RHODE lsLAND.-The Legislature convened at Sout!.
Kingston on Tuesday last The House proceeded to
the choice of their officers when Christopher Allen was
chosen Speaker, Dexter Paudall and George Turner,
Clrrks--all three good and true Van Buren, ien-Thc
Senate has not yet formed quorum.
VIRGINIA.
Senatorial Election Wheeling Gazette Of the 2Sht
States that Col John ParEott, of Marshall county, has
been elected from this District supply the vacancy in
the of this State, occasoncd by the dea, Of Col
NJ Coy. His MIA jnry over Major Good is about So
The late incumbent friendly TO the Administration
present is opposed; that the Wings gain two votes
in the Senate 1t hardly be said, however, that the
election conducted strictly upon rarty grounds IN any
eouny perhaps Bro0ke chcre .hj Go0d obtained
majority Of utom l40 We shall offset this Wing gain
| in the Charlotte District.