From he Memphis Ten.) .4ppeal. OHIO DEMOCRATIC STATE CONXEN
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OHIO DEMOCRAIlCS STATE CONVENl

 An unusually large delegation from portion of the State assembled in Colu on the Sth inst. The Hon. Wm. Medl chosen President, and twenty Vice Presi and seven Secretaries were appointed y TIN VAN BUREN was unanimously mated as a candidate for the Presidency ject to the fiat of the National ConraI to the decision of which they bind thema in good faith.

 No nomination for the Vice Press was made. DAVID TODD, of Tnd county, was nominated as the demei candidate for Governor. Twenty-ons didates for Electors of President and President were appointed, and two-le Medary, editor of the Statesman, and Hs J. Farran, were appointed for the sai large. The same number of Delesas the National Convention was also app@, The address to the people of Ohio IS a' up with much spirit, ability and fores cannot fail to have a good effect. lb' lowing is adduced as the creed of the an cratic party:

 ssln the State, rerenchment and relVS every department: no increase of the ,, s debt; the credit of the State to be malJ at any cost; sound circulating medium, individual liability of bankers, and vlndication of the constitutional rlglis ul State. In the National Government construction of the Constitution, ana restriction of the action of the Fedefai ernment to the limits prescribed oy ns stltution, and preservation, to the 'a', " the people, of their reserved nghls' ,ss " tlonal debr; no assumption of the uS, y,| the States ny General Government nons] al Bank or British Exchequer 'JYi separation of government from oair fs distribution of the proceeds ol sales o,r1 land :; low duties; discriminating ..sa n.a tariff; preservation of the Collsat.I Veto of the President universal 'a, rn an economical administration ol 'iie Government; retrenchment in the er| lures, and reform in the abuses, III e,rs T,.| partment; a stern vindication ol th7 i n rial rights of the United States; anu our intercourse with foreign natlon'' ,s E ialtering adherence to the policy Puis| Jackson-'.to ask nothing but wha's and submit to nothing that is wrolls

 MAssAeHusETTs.-The Leglsia'u,s, State on Monday the Sth instanl' s ss Hon. GEORGE N. .BRIGcs, Govelng, JonN REED, Esq, Lieutenant coV'se