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week; and letters which have been waiting my arrival, call for engagements of asimiiar character, in different parts of the State, to an extent which forbids that l should think of promising to go out of 1t during the pending canvass.

 It affords me the sincerest pleasure to be able to say to you that the Democracy ofNew ork is becoming efIectually aroused, and that the national nominations are receiv- ed with harmony of feeling, and supported with a spirit and energy, by the whole party so far as my information extends, which nev- CT have failed to carry the State most trium- phantly. The confidence expressed by eve " republican l meet, and manifested in all the letters of my correspondents, authorizes the confident hope that the Electorol vote oi this State will be given to POLK and DALLAS l It would be most gratifying to my person. al feelings to be able to attend your proposed meeting, and the hope of being permitted to pay my respects to Gen. Jackson, at his home and again to meet and take by the hand my much esteemed personal friend, Gov. Polk independent of the great public objects of the meeting, would induce me most cheerfully te pefom the journey. cannot forget, how. ever, that those public objects, and not my personal eradication, have induced your kint invitation; and should control my reply to it and the conviction that can best promote those objects by giving my time to my imme, diate constituents, must be my justification fol declining the invitation, and will be, an sure, sufficient apology toyou for thatcaust on my part

 Be pleased to accept, gentlemen, my thanks for your personal attention, and the expres. sion of my best wishes for the harmony and success of your meeting, and for all the ben elits to flow from it to our good cause which your patriotic exertions deserve. Your ad- dress shows that your call is made iii the spirit of our Constitution, and of the federal Union; and may the proceedings of you meeting be such as shall be best calculated tc restore to the Administration of our Govern men the true principles of the former, and to perpetuate through all time the blessings oi the latter to the people of our favored land.

 With the highest respect, am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,

 SII5AS WRIGHT.

 Messrs. Felix Robertson, A. J. Donaldson, Wo Williams, J, J. B. Southall, Timothy Kezer, Esq's Committee &c