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ABABANA.--An Immense meeting oi the democracy of Alabama and Tennessee was held al McDAviD's Mills, near the dividing Iihe of tie two States, on the llth instant Gov CLEMENT C. CLAY, the President of the Madison Democratic Association, presided. Addresses were delivered by the Hon. Gro. ". JONES, of Tennessee, Hon. GEORGE $. HoUsToS, of Alabama, and Messrs. ROGERS, BRIGHT, SYKES, Col. CLEMENs, Maj. HuB- BARD, Gen. MooRE, and Col. TERRY. Gov. CLAY having vacated the chair, Gen. B. M. LOWE was appointed chairman, and Gov. CLAY, after suitable predatory remarks, offered d series of very able resolutions, which were unanimously adopted. The following will be heartily responded to by the democracy of the Union

 {" Resoloed, That regarding the conse- quences 10 our Texan brethren. as well as'to ourselves, we earnestly deprecate anyentang lingallance between Texas and Great Britain. or any other govenment; and we would re- spectlally and aheetionately call on the people of Texas not to despair of annexation to the United States, on account of the rejection of the late treaty by the Senate of the United States, but tS pause until the American peo- 1 pie, the fountain of all political power here, shall have had suffcienttime to speak and act for themselves upon this great national ques- i ton; when, we doubt not, they will be fully and cordially received as brethren worthy to participate with us in the enjoyment of our rich inheritance of fIeedom.''

 Letters in reply to invitations were received from Gen. Gro. ". CRABB, Gen. JAMES HAM 1LroN, Major \. ]. DoNELsoN, Hon. JESSE SpErGhT, and others. The Huntsville Dem oerat assures sthere IS scarcely remnant of Whigert in North Alabama.

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