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 Rtpsafs the WTd.--The Democratic State Co, . senti"n, recently heid the State of Maine a, which the Hon. Jnhu Fairfield was nominated as a candidate for Goxernor the following resolution as unanimously adopted

 Resolved, That the creation of National Bank |. under whatever named disguised is palpable viola ton oi the constitution, and under lhe circumstances "t the late Presidential contest no less land upon the pe"pe that such institution Is condemned by the experience of the past engine of financial disturbance, and still more decissels as an engine ol spen'ions political corruption and bribery, that lis existence IS incompatible with popular independence, hy concentrating and organising the power of wealth and that fl now established, it will he the duty ol all good citizens to every constitutional means io secure its speedy overthrow.

 Al the Vermont State Convention, series oi res outions were reported and adopted with great enthu- sasn; among them the following, showing the nnaniInty of opinion, which every where prevails among the democracy the subject of repeating me National Bank charter, should federalists have the temerlty to pass one

 Resolved, That should the present Congress repeal the Independent Treasury and incorporate Natlon- al Bank, contrary to the will of the people of the C States, expressed at every election al which mat qneston has been presented to them, it will be the duty of subsequent Congress to repeal it.

 Previous to the adjournment of the New York i.e- gslsture, the democratic members passed A number o resolutions declaratory of their attachment to de- mocratic principles one of which, after adverting to the encouragement and frauds of the late monster, concludes as follows

 With such an example of its practical results, and with clear convictions of its unconstitutionality, we do not hesitate declare, that if those in power shall create such an institution, the people will at the earliest moment, when popular rights shall regan the ascendency repeal and annul it's charter and u- teriy blot 1t out fronf exstence.-lBait. Rep.