GREAT MEETING IN BALTIMORE.
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The Baltimore Republican contains the proceedings ei an immense meeting of the Democracy of that city, held ill Monument Square on the evening of Monday, l7tf ut. Inc meeting, which was a most enthusiastic one, was attended by all the Ward Assoeia- tons of the city, bearing in their ranks hand some transpareneies and banners with sieniii- cant and appropriate inscriptions The ros- rum was beautifully decorated, and the rail- Ing the spacious area was entirely oyerhunq with branches of " oung Hickery.'' having lnterspersed among the branches innumerable lights, which gave cheerful and interesting aspect to the scene. The Republican says Ut IS impossible to give any adequate idea of the numbers who were present, or of the en- thusasm which pervaded this immense meet ing. The entire Square, and some consider able distance to the streets leading to t, was completely filled. To use the language of one oi the orators, there was 'a perfect seq Of heads; ;'-and SO indeed there was. It was infinitely larger than the former meeting held by the Democracy in the same place :-and if Aa struck terror to the hearts of our oppo- nents, we can but feel the utmost commisser- ation for their condition this morning.''

 The meeting was organized by appointing PHILIr LAURENsoN, Esq, of Baltimore, to preside, assisted by Vice President from each Ward, and four Secretaries Eloquent and spirited addresses were delivered by Col Be dlnger, of Va; Hon. Mr. Jones, of Tenn; Gen. Haralson, of Ca; Hon. AIr. Brown. of ind; and Francis Gallaher, Esq, of Baltimore, which were warmly responded to by the au- dience

 hlr. Gallaher from the committee on reso- lutlons made report from which we extract the following =

 ReSotUed, That we freely, fully, and en- thuslastically respond to the nominations made by the Democratic National Convention and in Colonel JAMES K POLK and GEORGE NJ. DALLAS we recognise not on- ly PRINCIPLES but MEN

 Resotoed, That our respect for the memo " of General SAMUEL SMITH, the Hero of two wars, will not allow Democratic Bal timorean to arnish his memory, by giving eountenance and support to his official slam derer, Henry Clay.

 The adoption of the resolutions was follow ed by nine hearty cheers for Polk and Dallas.