A Northern Calhoun Wanted

Dr. Bailey, afier lislening to Ciilhoun's speech on ihe Mexicnn War, which Was received with profound atteniion, exclaims, - " VVouid to Heaven the cause of Freedom had a Calhoun for its defender ! - Sufely might il ihen be intrustpd to Congress. There are men of equal intellect in ihe Sei.ate from the North, and of superior oratory, bul not one of them all is his equal in unswerving fideüty to a principie, sleeploss vigi lance in guarding nn jntere&t, an ron will in pursuing an object. flr A kGreat Territorial AntKSecrel Conveution" was colled to meet at Burlington, Wisconsin, the last Toe-day in February, "lo d.scuss this subject, t compare view., and devise and adoptsome systom of rnoastircs to protect ourselves and community from the growing influenceofthejr Jiiddcn pover." 07 The Liberty party of Detroit have norniiviled Juseph D. Bnldwin für Mayor, and Charles M. Iloward for Justice of the Peace. For Alderman - lst Ward Jo3tph S. Waggoner; 2d Ward, David S. Osborn, 3d Ward, Francis llaymond ; 4th Ward.George Landreth; Fifih Wnrd, Samuel W. Patchin; Gth Ward, JescphG. Swan.