From the Washington IN. c. Republican
He SALISBURY CONVENTION.
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Great and intense movement of the people
One of the largest and most enthusiastic assemblies
of the kind ever known in the State. Tremble
Whiggeryl Your days of ascendency in this
State are numbered


The proceedings came too late for this week S
insertion The Convention surpassed our most
sanguine expectations. Never was there known
such a turn out of the yeomanry at this season of
the year. Enthusiasm, and bright and cheering
hope of complete triumph in August over dis
mayed and terrified Whiggery, glowed in the
bosom of all. People from the East, West,
North and South of our good old State there
met, consulted, and made resolute and holy vow
upon the altar of patriotism, that the prosperity,
happiness, and liberty of our country must cease
to be in jeopardy, by an early discontinuance of
the reign of Whiggery. Thousands were in at
tendance and amongst the most eager and intense
in our cause, were great number of those who,
in 1640, were the most active favor of the hard
cider campaign. Most of our leading State cham
pions were present, and delivered able, eloquent
and most powerful speeches. We have not time
to give even an outline of the Convention. We
have only time to rejoice, and to ask our friends
to prepare to rejoice. Seldom, very seldom, do
we hear or read of such great and determined
movement of the people as this was. The undivi-
ded attention of the immense assemblage, the de-
termination to hear the truth, and the harmony
and good feeling which animated the whole pro-
ceedings, were superlatively cheering. There
need not, there cannot be now doubt of the re-
generation of North Carolina in August