PROGRESS OF THE. CAMPAIGN.
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We have not room to publish the proceed
ings Of the numerous democratic Harrison
meetings that are sent us from every quarter.
The people are up. The de mocratic mass
are heaving like the ocean, preparatory to
that sweeping surge that will overwhelm the
spoilers and destructives in November next.


When the wild and destructive experiments
Of the administration are overshadowing the
land, and darkening the prospects of the
American people, when the heaviest adversely
rests upon the country, and the cry of distress
is heard from every quarter; when, the la
boter, the mechanic. the farmer, the trades
man is tossed by the fury Of the tempest, and
the pltIless storm howls around his head and
threatens to shipwreck his fortunes and
drown his hopes, the people descry with JOY
tar IN the west, the harbinger of safety and
peace. General Harrison looms upon their
gaddened view, and stands, like an inpreg-
habla lighthouse, based upon an eternal rock,
nocklng the fury of the winds and waves,
and from his lofty tower Illuminating and
guiding the weary mariner in his troubled
path.


Tho people every where are fixing their
eyes upon that pure aud steady light, and raj
lying to it with united and grateful hearts, as
to the hope of their political salvation.


FROM the announcement Of the nomina-
ton TO the present moment, we have received
cheering accounts from every quarter, and
mat continually, and without alloy. The
march of the cause has been on,cdrd. There
nus been not only no desertons of any mo-
'nent, but steady accession Of recruits from
Inc walks of neutrality and the ranks Of the
enemy.


Connecticut and Virginia, III their Stale
elections, in April are the first to try their
strength at the ballot boxes. From both, we
hFe the most cheering accounts In both,
We llarrsonians are conducting the contest
gaIantly, and Connecticut although the feder-
" tories are trying to bolster up Sianator
Niles, who is their candidate for Governor,
WIN garbled and silly version of a jest of
sIf, Gays. will send forth louder voice
uan was heard from her at the last election.
ne very fact OF attempting to recommend
'neir candidate by pretending that they have
'eon Endorsed by leading whig, is of itself,
"oeggng of the question, and we expect to
see old Connecticut, who has the glorious
privilege of speaking first, set such an exam
peas will animate the hopes, and stimulate
'lo exertions Of her sister States, and strike
'efror TO the heart Of the foe.


We have received the proceedings OF the