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S-The Pennsylvania says:-"We do not re.
member to have seen such evidences of being
startled, stunned and dismayed, as the generality
Of our opponents exhibited upon the announce.
ment OF the nomination of Polk and Dallas nor
have we ever observed stronger indications of en-
lhusiasm than the same unexpected event ELECTED
among the democrats This enthusiasm was
pronounced by our adversaries as 'artiicial ex.
ctement," when that paper rejoins with spirit and
enthusiasm that:


"The democratic enthusiasm springs altogether
from the plain announcement of the fact of the no.
limitations of James K. Polk and George M. Da.
las, and it bears little resemblance to artificial
excitement as the flow of pump does to the
"rush Of the arrowy Rhone." 1t is your coonsh
enthusiasm which is the artfce-the pump handle
operation, to keep the ship from sinking. Our de.
mocratic bouyancy rides the wave from its innate
qualities.'