Democratic Nalienal fanrfaiian.
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There seems to bc very general uni n in favor ol the Fourth of July, le4S. as tho day upon which the Nstionai Convention shall assemble, and we perceive that there Is pretty much the same dispo- siton in favor of Baltimore, as the place. We have already endorsed this suggestion, and only hope that no objection will be made te t. sufficient 10 pre- vent the concentration of opinion on soule proper day. Apart from sl! ether reasons, there is pee culsr propricty In the suggeston of the Fourth of July for tho purpose alluded te. It was the day when our great republic was launched into being republic that has ever since been maintained In It's onward path of prosperity and freedom. by a spirit of concession, eonciiiaiion and compromse, and by consistent regard for our political union It is tho day, of all others, when the Democratic party should meet to pledge it's faith anew to cur glorious institutions and 10 prepare sgaiRsi what scevcr may threatcn IL In the future. For our own part. we regard tho Fourih of July as period eminenfly appropriate to the grave deliberations of q Democratic National Convection