Madison County, N. Y.

A communicatíon from Gerrit Smith in the Liberty Press indicates íbat there is a strong prcsumption that the Liberty ticket will be elected in this county. - Last year ve believe the Liberty vote wa3 about 1,700, the Whig, l.tiOO, the Democratie abomjí,000. There seems to have been quite a stir among the Democrats of this County since the nomination of Polk. The Chemung Whig says: "The Locofoco Central Commitiee of Madison county, in this State, have issued a circular, warning the democrats df that county "to beware of the seductive wiles of John G. Curtiss and'OtisP'. GVanger. who tficy say have joined the abolitionists and"are availing themselves of that characterandstand;ng which tbc democratie party, has made for them, to get up a new party organization." In spealring of this circular the Syracuse Journal savs:"Mr; Curtiss is well known ás a gentleman of'the híighest standing in the locofoco ranks, having been six years Clerk of the county, anda leading politician of great influence,intèMigence and personal popularity. But cannot swallow Polk."We havereceived the second number of a paper calJed lhe "Macomb Republican," published at Mt. Clemens. h is neaity printed, and is Whig jn its politics, lt seems to anticípate a large numbcr of anii-slavery readers: for it coniains Siade's letter, an article showing PoLk.to be a slavebolder, a notice of C. M. Cl'ay's speech at Birmingham, and a long letter from one' Young, of Wyoming County, N. Y. an abolitionist of the old school, who now can gain a L'ttle brief noforiety by writing a letter against the Liberty party which he never upported but always opposed. Coming frotn such a sourca, it wíll doubtless be esteemed according to its intrinsic meríís.ET We have receivM the first num!er of the "Liherty FïdrnM,1' pubüphed b"y the Liberty pr ty lifFasïftrn Pcnp vlv.nni-. is n rü'rntr0h paper-. Jt s'we'I eJiteJ and handsoniely Wby oot aaake ir