OLD TENNESSEE
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The Democracy of Tennessee are aroused. and in motion. The old spirit, which has slumbered for a few years is again awake, and abroad in the land resoundng, in tones of deep and solemn resolution, overthe honored tomb of CARRoL; gathering in aiiee tionate veneration around the Hermitage of JACKSON. and ringing out in shouts of enthusiasm at the home of POLK!

 On the 18th July, there was a gathering of TEN THOUSAND Democrats at Columbia, the residence of JAMES K. POLK! The highest enthusiasm was manifested on the occason for the cause of Democ- racy, and its worthy and distinguished representa- tiyes-PoLK and DALLAS. As some evidence of the spirit, we copy, from the proceedings of the meeting, the following noble resolutions:

 Resolred, That while the nomination of James K. Polk for the Presidency was both unsought and unexpected, we, who have known him. always and intimately, are proud to declare that 1t was not undeserved. The archives of the gubernatorial office of this State, bear record, of his order, method. de- cislon, and efficiency as an executive officer. and hls thorough knowledge of all it's duties ID aetaii' as existing separately from the legis- latlve and judicial authorities which emine1tlv bent him, for the more weighty resonsibili tles oi a similar character, necessarily tleyoly- lng on the executive of the nation-wlile his position as distinguished champion of our democratic republican principles in the pop uiar branch ol Congress during a period of great political excitement and great resnonsi- 1iiitN and hls long term of active service in