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THE STATE CoSvENTIoS-will assemble in this city on Monday next, 18th instant. Until very re- gently, we had feared that the Convention, if held at all, would be small one. Late indications, how ever. give assurance that it will be well attended, We sincerely hope, and now believe, it will repre- sent majority of the counties in the State: and coming together under circumstances of more inte- rest and excitement than the one in December, it will probably more certainly reflect the will of the Democratic party Union, harmony and concession, in onr somewhat divided party being the objects for which it has been called, those who compose it should, snd doubt not, will hold those desirable objects constantly in view, and act with exclusive reference to their accomplishment. Let this be done as it ought to be done, and will be done by ev cry patriot, and Democracy has nothing to fear in Arkansas. She has the strength and can keep it :; and the most honorable success, in the coming con- tests will crown our efforts. We await, with some anxiety we confess, yet with perfect confidence in its wisdom, the action of the Convention, and stand pledged and prepared to abide and second its decis

 ions. We know our duty, and as Democrat, shall do it. Let all others do likewise.