THE CONVENTION.
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After session of rather more than two days, the Democratic State Convention ad- journed on Wednesday last. Its proceedings occupy several of our columns. From those proceedings, an accurate understanding of the action of that body may be gathered, better than from any commentary of ours. We should, however, fail in justice to our own feelings, did we omit an expression of our high admiration of the spirit which animated the Convention, and of our intire satisfaction with the result of its deliberations. Com posed of individuals from various, and mutu- ally remote, portions of the State, it was na- tural to expect that sectional interests, and personal preferences would be found exhibit- ing themselves in contentious for precedence. But nothing of the kind was to be heard or seen. All was kindness, conciliation, and harmony. Each member of the Convention acted, as we have no doubt he felt, as if he was representing, not merely his own county, but his whole State; and that he had come here, not to gratify his own mere personal feelings, in the advancement of himself or his friend, but to promote the greatest good oi the greatest number The result has fully justified the confidence we expressed in the wisdom and virtue of the members of the Convention. With renewed earnesness therefore, and frightened hope, we expect and believe that every true Democrat in the State will receive the recommendations of the Convention, as the voice of patriotism, and unite, as a band of brothers, ill affirmative and cordial response to what has been done.

 The Convention was pleased to make us, and our paper, the subject of special reso- lution--expressing it's confidence in our abili- ty and fidelity, and commenting the Banner to the support of the Democratic party.- This is all honor which t shall be our pride to remember, and the labor of our life to de- serve.