TENNESSEE

DEMOCRATIC STATE coNrrxu..
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DEMOCRATIC STATE coNvENr.s. The Democratic State Convention of, nessee assembled at Nashville on Inn the 23d November. Its sessions ws.. in the Hall of the House of Represeo,, The following were its officers:

 PRESIDENT.

 LEONARD P. CHEATHAM

 VICE PRESIDENTS. Deniel Kennedy, Richard Wane, G. C. Torbitt Jacob Vorrh;as P. B. Anderson, R. A. L, WilL, Joseph Bates, Samuel R. Ruel. A. w. Overton, P. B. Glenn.

 G. W. L. Marr. @ SECRETARIES. John P. Heiss, John c. Mullav. Tb.I Matthews. and E. G. Eastman. The following gentlemen were ann, delegates to the National Convention :, timore:

 E. Leuin II. Coe of Fayette, for dell with Frederick P. Stanton of Shelby ,'| alternate-and

 John Blair of Washington, for deII with Robert B. Reynolds, of Knox, f| alternate

 FOR THE SEVERAL CONGRESSIONAL DrsrRc. 1st District.-R. w. Powell, of Cars Hon. A. Johnson of Green, alternate 2nd District,-W. M. Stakely of Nom, J. W. Laferty of Grainger, alternate 30 District.-A. Anderson of Knox,-R J. w. Blackwell of M'Minn, alternate 4M Disirict.-S. H. Laughlin of Wan Hon. A Cullom of Overton, alternate 5h District.-R. Farquharson of Liped Hon. Geo. w. Jones of Lincoln. alternas 6M District.-G Pillow of Maury :-B A. V. Brown of Giles, alternate.

 7h District-W. G. Childress of Hanson John Leiper of Rutherford, s1 nate.

 8h District-S. R. Anderson of Sum, A. J. Donelson of Davidson, alternate 9M District.-W. J. Dewitt of Henp Hon. Cave Johnson of Montgomery, sI nate.

 10h Distriet-Geo. T. Taylor of Tu A. Miller of Hardeman, alternate.

 11h District.-Jno. A. Gardner of M ley :-S. J. Hays of Madison, alternate For the better organization of the ya the Convention appointed three central ! mittees of correspondence, one at Knos4 one at Nashville, and one at Jacksoj These committees are to correspond ] each other, and with country meetings, d mittees, Sc. and have general superb of the interests of the party in their resp i've divisions of the State.

 They are thus constituted

 CENTRAL COMMITTEES.

 For Knonuille. J. c. M. Ramsey, R. B. Reynolds, E. G. Eastman, Thomas C. Lyon,

 Arthur R. Crozier.

 For Nashrille. Felix Robertson, T. Kezer, A. J. Donelson, Willo: Williams,

 J. J. B. Southall.

 For Jdckson. Adam Huntsman, A. o. ". Totten, James Caruthers, Thomas Ewel,

 George Snider.

 The Convention deemed it inexpedient the present, to nominate candidates for Et ors of President and Vice President was deferred until after the National vention shall have made it's nominations is then the duty of the central commit to nominate the two Electors for the at large; the Electors for the several ( gressional districts to be nominated by| people, in their primary assemblies. A committee of thirteen was appoine| prepare and publish an address to the \ pie of the State. This committee is coa sed as follows

 COMMITTEE ON THE ADDRESS. For the State at large.-Wm. Carroll West H. Humphreys.