Wlnya ot Ohio have a prominent part in tint Election. Ohio in the, strongest Bute in the Union tint can be confidently relied upon at Whig. She gave, a stronger Whijj vote at the last election than any other State. This fact planes her in a coin-minding position among her sister Stairs, and entitles her preferences to very respectful consideration in the National Convention, when fixing upon the candidates for President and Vice President. At least two of her ow cilizennaare mentioned with reference to that position; but hitherto no measures have been adopted so fur as wc are apprised, to collect and give utterance to the wishes of the Whig of the State on that subject. Tn a matter of this sort, public opinion should be cunsu'tal,bald. His countenance is of pleasing nml sometimes playful expression, yet marked by intelligence and deep thought, lie has occupied, besides other important stations, the otlice of United States Senator and was Secretary of the Treasury under the lamented Harrison. In his public career he has always exhibited a liili order of tnlftils as a statesman. As a speaker, in the Senate, iu the assembly or in the i'orum, ho is noted for the earnestness and eloquence of his maimer. Hisl-wi-guage is simple and expressive, never rising to highlv adorned and euphoueous sentences, but loaded wild meaning. His sentiments ore neither of lotty for-fetched uhutractions nor trite common place, but mark ed liy their strong practical common sense, illuntruted and enlivened by information from every department of knowledge.