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The nomination of James k Polk of Ten nessee, and George .M Dallas of PennsyIva- na, has been hailed with undivided and tllril- ling joy, wherever the glad tidings have reached In the Monumental City, when it was announced to the thousands outside the Odd Fellows Hall, eagerly awaiting the issue, that inc Delegates from the people had buried all their divisions and rallied upon two indi- viduals of lofty and unspotted character, and firm and consistent Republicans, there was one long, loud, thunder-like peal of joy, which spoke, more eloquenly than any lan- guage, the deep-seated determination of the peopze, to. ent eff the march of Henry Clay and his Federal party to the steps of the capitol. In New YoF saand Philadelphia, the same enthusiasm has welcomed back their faithful deIegates; and in Washington City the nomination was received with delight by the immense mass meeting on the Avenue Mr. TIoban of Washington, tonched of very hand- somelv the very kind reg4rd the Wings now feel, for the first time, for Mr. Van Buren, and. al1nding to the compliment Of the Ma tional IpteHoencer 10 MT. Polk, as "a man without spot or blemish, ? congratulated the DPHecfdtS iildL Il ltauliit5 sf HE JDAiiihl Aittt said of our candidate, what il had never spo- ken about Heir o,cn, Mr. Kennedy of lndi- ana made some capital hits at the confusion and dismay into which the Wings had been been thrown by the harmonious and enthu- siastic nomination of Polk and Dallas, aii5i drew from the ex'laustess stores of the na- tural history of the Far West the renarka- ble fact. that handful of Pofk-befries was enough to kill ang coonl Mr. S Barton oi New Orleans followed He ably defended the Democratic nomination, and handled se- verely the Whig Senate for their antl-Amerl- can course on the subject of the Texas treaty

 As we passed from Washington to this City. we did not meet Democrat. who was not delighted with the result, and who did not look forward to a decisive victory in November. In Richmond, the flag offPoik and Dallas has been thrown 10 the breeze, and the enthusiastic shouts of the Spartan band on Saturday night, gave evidence to the world of their hearty approval oi the course of the Baltimore Convention.

 Indeed, Virginia and the whole South have every motive to animate them in the coming