 From The NeodriHe RepubLieon
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A NATIONAL CoNvESrIoN.--We perceive by some of our exchanges, that the subject of q National Convention isbegiGning 10 be agitated in parts of the country, by the Democrats. This is mat ter that should, by all means, receive the earnest attention of the Democratic party throughout the unioD. For our part, we regard it being ahso- lately necessary tor the welfare of the party the success of its principles and the perpe;uaon of our republican institutions, that National Convention should be held. for the purpose of placing in aoni- nation suitable candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency. It is there--and no where else-- that sectional predilections be offered up on the altar of compromise for the good of the party and seeh candidates chosen, upon whom the entire par " Can uaie with coriality. Ii we have candidates of such character at the ensuing Presidential cam paign, there is earthly possibility that can be beaten by He whigs; but should there be Naton- al Convection held, and every section of the nion have is candidate in the field, will be the ease In snch an event. We cannot reasonably anticipate any thing else than disastrous defeat The election of President may then be thrown into the Housesa sas in ls2i inc result of which Enay be precisely simi lar. That result ongist to b. warning beacon to us for5yer hcncei0rth. We trust that the necessity of sncl Convention will be duly considered, and one, composed of full representation from every State, held.