From the Columbus tol Journal.
Vhc s.rqmt Esnyfcn Convention
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Having iust returned from Dayton, we have only
time 10 saw before going press. that language IS
iaadequato TO portray the sublime spectacle which
was witnessed in that city on Thursday, Sept. ~,
spectacle far surprising the most saoguine eX-
pectatiors. and Us far surprising any thing that
distinguished the excited canvass for the Presi-
dency OF lS40. As to tho numbers present, tie
most candid, moderate and competent judges unlte
in placing it. incredible as it may appear, IN the
vicinity Of Hundred Thousand persons


The Convention in the afternoon, was addressed
nv Mr.. CLAY, in his most eloquent and lmPres
sive manner, for the space of about an hour ana
quarter. Mr. C. contiaed himself exclusively to
,apcs oi national concernmen., and as lar as hsai'
hy us, To the subjects of the Currency, ths rio-
lection OF American Industry, and the adverse sys
tens of policy pursued by the opponents o' 'i'e
aHhig party.


Nlr ANpREws s,pemberof Cengress,sPoho d ss9t'
time, and Mr. CRIrrEHpEN at greater eos''i.-','
latter on the question OF high ard 10" M"<'s '''''
tho denoralizing tendencies oil ''ic '"l.si -.


C,,,,,.,S s,oke about fifteen minutes, when
So. SIe,ycr Of rsin--which has bacenie an
,o,,s omen 10 the Wing pa,ty--hreke 'n upon
,he lntber proceeding OF the grand eedy OF tue
Convention. .,,l


Although vast numbers, perhaps hi,y thousand !
&C ,,c people left the city towards the close Oh
the day, yet ,l,e town was filed with the vast
i,scn,sats remaining, and during the evening,
thousands upon thousands were listening 10 the
anima,ed harangues of different eloquent speakers,
at three several places of meeting. When we eit
at o'clock Mr.. EWING was addressing an nm
| n,cnso ,Sultitude which thyonged The main stree,
as far in each direction his strong voice could
be made to extend.


Never were the People in Western Ohio burn
ing with such inextiusuisbahe ardor and entinsi-
asm. We shall make clean sweep west of the
Scioto--nos wreck or relic viii remain :


WHlss oil. The East and North, /" Push ON YOUR
! CoLuMN"


~ NJ. S. WIRES, (Loco) Representative OF
Allen County in the Indiana Legislature, died at
Attica in that State on the 22d. This makes the
taird vacancy in the new Legisla,ure, and all from
Esdeub,ful7 Counties.