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 Ms. EDITOR: Agreeable to public notice and in accordance with the old and well established GUS. tom of the Demcerahe Party, inc citizens of this county met, in large numbers, at the council cham Der, on Monday, the first day of our eireu, court being the most public and convenient day during the year; for the purpose of choosing fit persons to re- present them in the Democratic Convention to as. sembie m this place the hrst Monday in January next. And assure you. Mir. Editor, my heart was made glad. Ibeheld the Old Fathers of Democracy gathering in from every township in the county ,o participate in the proceedings of the meeting. If was glorious meeting--it was mainly comoos.d Of the honest. intelligent farmers of the county. Men whose very appearance indicated them, as em. ineny moral and faIly alive to the best interest of the great Fundamental principles. that an honest Democrat. holds paramount to all other considera. s.oas--esery thing wss done deesatly and in order the most captions could not, and eonfne himself to the truth. find the least objection to the manner in which if was conducted.

 One thing, Ar. Editor, have to deeply regret. am truly sorry 10 the venerable old man. who once stood high in the esteem and confidence of ,h. Democratic party, in this State. and who now stands sponsor fes all the trash and islander that weekly loads the columns of that dirty sheet mis-n named the "Demoeia'." charge that meeting. that assembly. man which l never have seen a more respectable cne. in poant of nambers moral worth. or talen,-I say am exceedingly sorry to see the Editor of the Democrat e far depart from truth and fair deaIinr. as to charge that meeting, with having been 10, sp under Grocery influence, Now what does he mean