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We give to day full report of the proceedings of the Democratic Convention of this district. which met al Claiborne last Monday The result wns, us will be seen. the unanimous nomination of EDWARD 5. DARGAN of this county, as ihe democratic cans didate for Congress. Judge DARGAN is now in Tuscaloosa in attendance upon the Supreme Conrt. Ills nomination unexpected by him and we can. nnt therefore know, until we hear from him, whether he will accept There is general belief, however, that he will accept, and if so, he will probably be elected The district is close-but with one SO able and popular well calculated to rally and unite the whole party and bring out enthusiasm and exerlon, the prospects for are excellent We must and believe that he will again make the sacrifice of his personal convenience for the benefit of his party, aad take the leadership in this campaign

 In this confidence place his at the head of our columns the candidate of the democracy of this district, united and to be victorious.

 The subject oiSthe appointments for cantassing the dis ict, engaged the attention of he Convention. The period is growing late and some plan ought to be adopted, they thought proper to recommend to the candidates the same places of meeting as were arranged for the preceding canvas. Judge DARGAN ii absent and will not have time to make his arrangements to meet MT. DUNN imme- diatey as that gentleman begins on Monday, here. But time should he lost in providing for the sup port of the candidate of the part, by his friends un- til he has time to mount and ride in his own cause. The whig candidate may therefore go ahead. He will not be well warm in the race before his demo- cratic competitor will be up and after him "with a sharp stick," as they say in North Alabama.