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There is too much love of principle ill the democratic ranks, ever to permit us to believe that the claims of any candidate in national convention can obtain entire sway over the minds of its members, without due and impartial consideration of their relative merits. Though nominally, Van Buren, Calhoun, Johnson, Cass or Buchanan, the delegates in national convention will rally on that man fairly receiving the largest vote :; and on him, too, despite of all local princi- pies, will the people rally on in l844, and elect, by an overwhelming majority, to the Presidential chair. .N. O. Morn Hcrald