From the Western Car1linian, April 6.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING-MR. HEN
RVS ADDRESS,
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An unusually large concourse of the people
were in Town on Friday last, for the purpose of
hearing Mr.. Henry speak. There had been a
small mistake about the day; the first notice given
out was for Thursday but for reasons connected
with the business of the Court, then in session,
the time was changed to Friday. The people,
however came in by scores. A little after l2
that Mr. Henry would now proceed to address the
people In few minutes our large and spacious
Courthouse was filled, and many left out AS
no preparation had been made at any other place,
it was necessary to continue in the Courthouse
though it was too full for comfort.


Mr. Henry addressed the crowd, who heard
him with great attention, for about three hours,
during the whole of which time, although many
were under the necessity of standing, but few left
the house We shall not attempt to make re-
port of his speech: it was able, eloquent and of
the right kind alike plain, fOrcible, and bold
It'was about equally divided between Federal and
State affairs The latter was rather new to the
people, and they listened to the facts and argu-
ments presented by the Speaker, with close atten-
ton. Unless we are much mistaken the concerns
of the State will excite some more than usual in
tnrest, and create not little trouble among the
Wings, the next summer. The Whig members
of the Legislature have some heavy scores to set
tie, They will not. be able to slip behind log
cabins this time, but will have to stand FORTH and
answer for the deeds done at Raleigh.


Mr.. Henry was strong on the subject of the
Banks, from the United States Bank down to the
smaller shaving shops This is a subject that
begins now to attract the earnest and rejecting
attention of the people-of that great mass who
have been so long swindled out of their hard earn
ings to support the luxury of cunning 'inancers,
gentlemen that are too lazy to work, and are un-
willing to descend to the vulgarism of common
stealing the wholesale robberies of these privi-
legged monopoles are latterly seen in their naked
atrocity and their dishonest practices will be
much longer tolerated We repeat our conviction
that spirit is every day gathering strength which
will bring about the overthrow of the whole sys-
tenn in this country at no distant period