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 SIR: At Democratic National Conven- ton of delegates from the several States of the Union, convened on the 27th inst, and now sitting in the city of Baltimore, for the purpose of nominating candidates to be sup ported for the Presidency and Vice Presi- dency of the United States at the ensuing election, the Hon. James k. Polk, of Tenn, having been designated, by the whole num- Der of votes given, 10 be the candidate of the Democratic party of the United States, was declared to be unanimously nominated for that office.

 The undersigned was appointed by the convention a committee 10 request your ac- ceptance of the nomination thus unanimous ly tendefed 10 you; and they cannot lorbear to express the high eradication which they experience in the performance of this duty, and the hope which they confidently enter tain, in common with their delegates of the con1 ention, that the devotion to the cause of democratic principles which has always char actenzed your conduct, will not suffer you to turn a deaf ear to the call of our country, when, in a manner so honorable to yourself, she demands your distinguished scrvices. With the utmost respect and esteem, We have theshonor tobe, your obedient servants,

 HENRY HUBBARD,

 VIM. IL BOANE,

 BENJ. $. BREWSTER,

 ROMULUS M. SAUNDERS,

 ROBT. RANTOUL, JR.,

 Committee of Me Democratic National

 Coareafioa at Baltimore Hon. J. k. Polk, Columbia. Eenn