THE NOMINATIONS.
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 GLORIOUS GATHERING OF THE nEMoCRA- oY.-On Tuesday evening last, the democrats of Allegheny county assembled in mass meet. ing to respond to the nominations of tine Balti- more convention. After the season of doubt. uncertainty and occasional despondency through which we have passed, it was most cheerful and refreshing to see the crowds of republicans who were at the place of meet ing, eager to give Ill their adhesion to, and record their hearty confirmation of the de- clslon ol the great council at Baltimore It was no empty, formal, matter-of-conrse piece of business they wished to perform--it was not mere party machinery which brought them together; but every man seemed ani- mated with a generous, glowing zeal, and n- trepld but cool, temperate, but mdomitablal determination to sustain the glorious princiz pies of democracy. The old pillars of the party, the men who for forty years have sus- talned with unflnching energy it's nomiHa- lions and its measures, and those who have but recently cut loose from the debasing in- l fluenee of federalism, were alike ferYent and enthusiastic.

 We shall not go into any details of the proeeedlngs-they are given at length in an other column-but merely note that Mir. Skunk presided, assisted by the usual num- Der of vice-presidents and secretaries, and that the meeting was addressed by various speakers whose remarks, like every thing else about the whole affair, were all emphat- ically-good!

 The whigs of this city stand perfectly aghast at this PiHs6ug Morning Post.

 A better selection of candidates could noi have been made. Not | democrat will be found who will not pronounce it u judicious choice, and respond heartily to the nomina- tion We shall, before we issue another paper, know whether or not they accept Il they do, up will go to our masthead the names of James K. Polk, Of Tennessee, for President, and George NJ. Dallas, of Penn. sylvania, for Vice President. Fighting, then under the banner of Polk and Dallas, no forgetting the great principles of the demo- cracy, we shall achieve glorious victory over the coons, and add the .Texian star to the star-spangled banner

 ". c. Repu5licaa.

 The opinions of the press are pouring il upon Us, and we are happy to inform ou democratic friends i'll this region, that tht nomination of Polk and Dallas is received with great cordiaity, by the friends of Gal. houn, Cass, Van Buren, Johnson, Buchanan Sc. The work goes bravely on. On the glorious result of the Baltimore convention we congratulate all our friends. Let the battle cry be Polk, Dallas, and democracy.

 Lynch1urg Republican.

 The crisis is past-the country is saved The democratic party, which, when firmly ant zealously united, never has been, and neve can be, defeated-is, indeed, united ono, more to man. The nomination of thii convention has already acted like charm Such union exists already in the party. a has not existed since 1t was led by that glo rous old hero, Andrew Jackson. The de mocralic party presents one solid unbrokel front, and victory is certain.

 iSaranaah Georgian