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The proceedings of the Democratic Young Men s Convention will be seen in columns. We were present at Milledgeville during the deliberations of the body, and can bear willing testimony to the high and honorable bearing of our young friends IL was truly noble sight. So large and respectable body of the young of State actuated only by feelings of the purest patriotism and devotion to their country's welfare leaving their homes andfencounter- ing the tatigues of long journey, (or there many Tn attendance from remote parts of the State,) was scene well calculated to inspire the patriot with high hopes, as we'll for the present prosperity of the cou- try as for its future preservation.

 The Convention was addressed by General Harden, of Clarke, and the Hon. John Forsyth. Mir. Forsyth enchained the attention of the audience for two hours with one uninterrupted strain of thrilling eloquence Truly, he spoke as man spoke before. His ai- usions to the accession of Mir. Tyler and bis probable course, were peculiarly just and impressive. Mi. Forsyth certainly deserves the entire confidence ant support of his own State; and may we not hope tha. when, ere long, the people of the Republic shall be called upon to choose ruler he may be their choice

 Upon the adoption of the resolutions submitted by the Committee, several members addressed the Con, vention. The effort of Mr. Stiles, of Chatham. see ed to us strkingly beautiful. lie is quite young man, but with the energy and talents he possesses must soon attain to distinction in our State Col. John Lamar, of Macon, addressed the convention. and refuted most admirably the charges which ha, been made against the State Rights Van Buren men in the State.

 Upon the whole, it was one of the most respectable and talented body of young men we have ever seen, and we have no doubt great good will accrue to the country from their deliberations Columbus fCsa l Times.