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We have been politely furnished with letter. from which we make the following extract, as eX- pressiye of times in the West, dated

 Booas5oro, .2Pl1I %, I8l4. " ou can hardly imagine the satisfaction expressed here, by the Democrats in favor of the nomination of the late Convention. Every Democrat is a Chapman and Yell man, and do not believe that ''Dayy'' will nigh run with the question. l have seen Col. Walker since l come home, and told him who he had to contend with. He looked very blank, but had nothing to say He has been making speeches heieabouts, and has told some awful tales. He seems to feel now the necessity of being a little more on his guard to prevent eXPosure.o

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