RALEIGH N. G. WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, ls43.
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Constitution, as to combine the whole vote of the
State in favor of the candidate preferred by ma
Jority of the people of the State; so we think it
probable that the Democratic delegates in each
State will follow out the principle which confers
this right on the several States, and so vote, in
convention as to throw the whole suffrage on that
candidate for nomination who has the majority of
the popular vote on his side in the State represent
ed by such delegation in convention. "-GIobe.


We understand that the Democracy of Virgin
ia intend to hold meetings in each county.to eth
er condemn or justify the proceedings of the late
convention. So far as regards the manner of vo-
ting in convention, we presume the people of each
district, when they appoint delegate, are capa-
BILE of instructing said delegate as to the manner


in which he shall vote to represent the wishes and
feelings of his constituents on the Presidency lues
ton Spectator.