The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-29
The Administration.

The democracy throughout the State
Of Alabama. with almost perfect unani.
nifty, have sustained the polite and de
mocraiic course pursued by James K.
Polk, in his correct and wise admins
traiion of the General Jovernment.--
With the exception of few chIvalry
spirits, his wise and judicious course has
met with both pubic and individual adj
miraiion, and he people have let no ops
poriunity pass without giving expression
Of their appreciation of the manner in
which he has redeemed his pledges made
to the people before his promotion, and
the manner in which he has conducted
affairs. Sam. F. Rice, and few other
such like small ones, have taken some
exceptions, but such pimps Cannot in,
terfere with the public sentiment, buI
rather serve to an advantage by remind
iog the experienced politician that dis,
affections and dsagreemenis ale always
expected 10 be found against tn, best
organized and Triumphant party. Mr.
Polk should well be proud OF Alabama
being one among the frs, that brought
his name before the Convention that
brought him before the American people
for the station which he has so nobly
SO firmly filled--her people have
sustained him 6rst.and have sustained
him last, and now that his official term
is about 10 expire, it must certainly be
gratifying TO him, 10 see that her people
have lost none of The implicit confidence
with which they NO readily and freely
placed in him. What other States may
say OF think, Alabama is with James Il
Polk, and will give that guarantee by
elecilng, by an overwhelming majority,
at the next August election, Reuben
Chapman for her Governor, Sampson
w. Harris for Representative 10 Con.
gress from the 81 District, and almost an
entire Democratic Legislature.
The Wing newspapers seem to ex-
press degree Of satisfaction a, the pro.
liability OF dsseniion in the Democrat
&c ranks, IN relation to the support OF
Mr.. Chip.4an for Governor. They
need give themselves no great amount
of trouble on-that score, Tor never have
we seen a more determined feel ng to
the promotion OF any man, at any lime,
than we see expressed by tho mass oil
the Democracy OF this State to the sup
port Of Reuben Chapman. His name
IS in The mouths ard minds of every
Democratic veonan in the State, and
no obstacle T. at the Wings can place
before them can prevent them from
marching up 10 the polls in one uabro-
ken phalanx, on the first Monday in
August, and deposi!c their votes for
REUBEN CHAPMAN, the Democrat
ic fig bearer for the patriotic sons OF
Alabama. Never have the Democrat.
&c press been more unanimously enlist
ed in any one mans cause than there are
in the cause OF Chapman. No sooner
was his nomination known by the press.
than with but one single exception, 1.-THE
Marion News) they hoisted his name,
and entered into The canvass in his sup>
port. What benefts.cdn the Dlvis', the
Martins, and the few others who are
making feeble eff'r to brunl the popu-
lar current, expect TO reap when they
see the public sentiment moving MS an
avalanch TO the election OF a favorite By
a majority larger than has ever been
given 10 any one man for the same Of
fee. The people OF Alabama want
Reuben Chapman 10 preside for them at
the helm Of State for the next two years,
and the sons of the river State will pro.
claim his promotion on the first Monday
IN August, ir voices louder than thunder.
TalIadega Flour.
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