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 Ma EDron; Dear sir--Ia the Taa BuFen Iufcl- hssnew, of the 2lst uiL, there Is a communication dated at Fayetteville, Aug. 18th. stimulating the editor of that papsr, to urge, with zca, conven- ton, and calling the attention of the people to the subject, SO that they may send rp proper material to compose said convention. It is said that some men assert that the north and west will never get their share of the offices long as the system of conventions arc kept up. New, in reply to such . remark, l would say. that the number of men who make snch asertiOns are very few indeed, and the few thai make them only do 1t for effect, and the effect is always the injury to themselves. The pco pie in the north and west generally, too htelIi gent for such pretext to carry with it any weight whatever

 By those who urge convention, for the purposc ef settling tho claims of asprants local preudices duty of the convention assembled to select men bo cause they are honest and capable.

 Now are those, who may be selected, acting for the democracy of the whole State, le bc told that they must vote for because he lives the other side of Boston Mountain If any thing would turn man against conventions, it would be such in- s,rnciiOns, for every of political honesty would revolt at such proceeding.

 Any system in politics, which may be advaiEta- geous to the party, when conducted, may also prove source of much evil when diverted from It's orIgi nal design Care should be taken that, the system which is adopted for the good of the whole may not result in an injury to many.

 have many. friends in the north and west, whom

 should like to promoted, and would 20 for them with aIi my zeal, might and strength but hope the day may never come when shall have to vote for them because they live this or the other side of Boston Mountain.

 The delegates should come, from every portion of the State, divested of local preudces and partiaty for men, aud go for the support of those principles which have done 50 much for this happy Union, and think alone of the great measures of democracy, and cndeavOr to select men best calculated to strengthen our party.

 To the north and west, would say, let your men of talents and political honesty come down, and show their claims. with all the talented democrats from other portions of the State, and if they are deemed most capable and worthy. they will have the united support of all the democracy of the State,

 This convention is one upon which much de- wolves, and one of more than ordinary consequent ces to the democracy ; subject in which the de- mocracy every where should take deep interest, without regard to local prciudces, or the honest and patriotic may npent, when too late 1heir want of diligence and want of unity. This convention calls for men of ability and political honesty that 1t may not be operated upon by designing men. Then we would nrge that you come from the west and east, north and south, with the cause of democracy ut heart and harmony will prevail and all will be we'll. SOUTHEAST.

 Pine Bigf 4aq. 20, Is47