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TIE MINATIoNs.-Intelligence has reached from almost every quarter of the Union since the nominations have been made by the Democratic Ma tonal Convention; and every Democratic voice to us in loud glad tones of cordial response We have not seen the first indication of dssatisfac- tion, from any source; but on the contrary, every Democratic press, and every individual Democrat, have received the nominations with applause and delight; and will unite in their support with readi- and cordiality rarely equalled any occasion. The Globe, which was most ultra, and uncompro- missing, in favor of the nomination of Mir. Van Bu- ren, admits that the present nominations have proven the 'salvation of the party" The Albany Argus nails the flag of Polk and Dalias to it's mast head, and gives it warm support. The Washington Spectator, of the best and ablest papers in the Union, and hitherto in the special interest of Hf. Calhoma, now hoists the Polk and Dallas flag, and even takes the lead in their support. Indeed, it is a universal thing, throughout the Union. Wherever there is Democratic paper, there is Polk and Dallas organ; and wherever there is Democrat, there is a Polk and Dallas man. Besides this, the TEXAS question will add thousands on thousands to their strength It is perfectly delightful to witness the spirit of the Tennessee press They receive the nominations there, with thrilling shout of loud ac- camation.