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irresistible phalanx-the people will come forth, from city, town and hamlet In the East, in the West, in the North and in the South, 1t will cause coRfdence, ENrHusI,sN. UNION, HARMONY AND VICTORY

 hanother column will be found an abstract of the proceedings of the Convention. which remained Tn session until too late an hour for the reporters to write out ill full the many excellent speeches made; the result is ioy enough for one day, and we must defer any longer notice of the proceedings at this time.

 We will merely remark, that before the Convention adjourned, the news had been transmitted to Washington by Telegraph, and the following response returned, which was announced to the Convention by Gen. HAL sEY, of New York:

 "Ihe Democratic members of Congress to the National Convention assembled at Bal tlmore, greeting THREE CHEERS FOR JAMES K. POLK, OF TENNESSEE

 This was responded to by the Convention III nine heartfelt and vociferous cheers.

 AFTERNOON SEssIoN-The Convention is now insession. Mir. WRIGHT, of New Y ork. has been put in nomination for the Vice Pres dency.