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Mr.. Folks nom mination.-W learn with gratf-
cation that tine nomination of Mr.. Polk has given
new life and hope to democracy everywhere, uad
nowhere more than in this State. Our friends in
tho South and East, write that strong feelings
of confidence and enthusiasm prevail in the quar-
ter in which they live.


We eau add that move upon the politica,
stage has given more satisfaction to the democra-
cy in this section Of the State, than the nomina.
ton of JAMES X. POLK. Every democrat
and many whg will cast their vote for him.


The democratic journals from every part of
the Union; from the East and North as well as
the West and South, are hosting the flag of "Polk
ana Udffas," and with enthusiasm hail them as
the bearers of the standard to glorious victory,
under which they have sworn to I" do or de-" like
the cross in the air which foretold victory to Con-
stantIne and his army, wa augur from its auspi.
clous and unanimous adoption, like success-a
like victory.


The Washington "Spectator," recently Cal.
houn paper, has unfurled the banner of " Polk and
Dallas' The Globe says it is I" Cur salvation" +"
The " New York Standard" formerly Cuss d. .
per, has rallied under the same banner. The Al.
bany Argus" Van Buren's organ in New York,
has also fallen into the ranks. In short all are
for Polk, Dallas and Teros