 No. 43.

TIE NOMINATIONS.
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'fis signal for patriots tiie countty4 around To make for the contest glorious rally. We wish we could lay before our readers all the outpourings of appreciation which we find in our exchange papers, in announcing the nominees of the National Convention, but NC must content ourselves with few brief extracts. Wherevertbe intelligence has been received, new life is infused into the Democ- racy, and the confidence of triumph under rhelr banner anmates every heart.

 Nasip5ie Union.

 And here at the must-head weraise the De- | moeratic flag of JAMES K. POLK, of Ten nessee, for President and GEORGE M. DAl.- l LAS, of Pennsylvania, for Vice Preaident.-- While It Is streaming OCT us,' we know that l the legions of the Democratic party will as semble with quick and joyous step--as the party was never mofe harmonious, no word ei dlseerd can create disconteat or apathy. Iet Ills then make mp .our minds 10 give YOUNG HICKORY of Tennessee a good 1900. We can, and will do it. Brother Democrats, say that you are ready; for iee assure you that all is right

 Uiica (N Fl Obserper.

 TIE DEMOCRATIC FIAG.-We nail to our masthead the nominations made at Baltimore with emotions of unalloyed satisfaction. The flag there agreed upon will prove pre-eminent- ly successful. A better name than that of 1 Col JAMES K. POLK, of Tennessee, as the republican standprd-bearer for the Presi- deneY could not have beeH found in the Union.

 Harfisbeg 1fena.1 Union.

 ihe nomination of Polk and Wright was hailed universally byal sections of the demo- cratic party here, with hegreatest enthusiasm every man proelaiming his perfect wiling ness 10 forget all previous personal predilec- tiens, and determination to sustain the action of the great Convention with all his strength and might against the hosts of the Dagon of whiggery. Indiana Sentinel

 The Convention has given usa candidate of whom we may well feel proud, and we have no doubt that the unanimlty winch characters ized the nomination, will prevail throughout the whole body Of the party.

 HanisbHg fPeaa.l ,7fggs, ( eass paper.)

 Ne are now satisfied, after the facts that were elieited at the convention, that the nomi- nation of Mr Polk was best calculated to unite the entire strength of tue Democracy.

 Consequently. NC are perfectly satisfied aye,gratided at the result, ,andmosteheerlully place the name of Polk and WRIGHT at the head of our colamns. They are names warm lycherished by the Democracy Of the country.

 Hartford (Coaa1 Times.

 THE NoMISA4IoS.-At half past o'clock to-day, the Baltimore Democratic Convention unanimously nominated JAMES k. POLK, of Tennessee, for the Presidency. And though his nomination was most unexpected by ns- as indeed il must have been to most of our readers-yet VIC hail it with the most cordat and sincere appreciation We hail 1t as the first fruits of that harmony, concert, and tho rough union, which aroreturning to our party, and under whose influence we shall go forth to battle, animated with the conviction that under these blessed auspicies we can triumph antly elect him. Specidtor.

 With the banner-POLK, and TEXAS, and DEMOCRACY floating proudly over our heads, we shall fear nothing for the suc- cess of the 'sgood old causep

 7memy-sir Guns in honor of Ute nomina- lion of Poit -Tweny-six guns were fired in front of the capitol, on yesterday morning al sunrise, in honor of the nomination of Gov. i POLK for the Presidency.

 Florence (.Qla) Gasetie.

 ONE HUNDRED GuNs.-Fhe nomination of Mr. Polk and Mr. Dallas, has met with q warm and enthusiastic reception wherever 1t has been proclaimed. Yesterday afternoon One Hundred Guns responded to the news ill this city, and a similar or greater number Iii New York. All along the Rail Road it was also greeted with warmth.-.Be1eark Posi.

 4 SsLUTE.--A hundred guns were fired in the Northern Liberties, Philadelphia. on Sat urday in honor of the nominations, and seYe- ral thousand people were present on thoocca- sion. BaR. RepUblican.

 With JAMES k. POLK and GEORGE M. l DALLAS we consideration success as certain; and we this day fling out the banner to the breeze, and swear to adhere to il until the last plank sinks, or the noble cause of the rights of man is triumphant.

 Pdssaic (N J.j Guardian.

 The nomination of Mr. Polk 10 the high and responsible office of President of the t. States, calls forth on every side whenever il has been proclaimed the highest confidence as 10 the success of the democratic party al the coming election. .Neteart Post.

 The Hudson Gazette, published in Colum- bia Mr. Van Buren's) county, closes its arti- cle announcing the nominations, thus --EsFo the nominees we. give our warm and earnest support, and shall spare no effort in the ad- raneement of their success, for they are both sterling democrats, and are in every respect worthy of the warm and enthusiastic support of the democracy of the Unionsa

 The Delaware Gazette prefaces q rallyine article with this heading .--..The Nationa Coventon-The nominations have beer made, and Delaware has her choice'' , The Trenton Emporium says :-ssWe now n accordance with all our former life and po- iitieal acts, lay our fayorite, John Tyler, al the foot of the mast, with Cass, Johnson, Buchanan, Stewart, and Van Bnren, and nail at our masthead the names of Polk and Dal- las; and with them as our leaders, we pledge ourselves to 20 to the death aeainst Clay and Frelinghuysen. ;

 TnE NomISATIoNs.---It Is with the high est degree of eradication that We this weel 