The State guard., 1847-07-27
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 ma will be called upon to exercise that right which is inherent to American cil> izens. And in doing SD, they cannot te nsensihie 10 ihe responsibilities which rests upon the exercise of that glorious privilege of all privileges. They VIII have Governor of the Stale to elect the selection of winch, much depends upon the political purity and prosperity If our State Institutions and general welfare of her people. II the Democra- cy rallies 10 the rescue of that valuable, able and patriotic citizen, Reuben Chap man, and confute the many vile islanders of the Wing party against him, all will be well. But should tAe disordered and factious succeed in he election of that political renegade, Capt. Nicholas Da. wis, Esq, the whole political organiza- ton and the prosperit! of our beloved State is likely to be ruid led, possibly nev. CT to return. This eiil, We are conli- dent he good loving P arion of the peo- pie will avert by the e c.ion of Reuben Chapman. Next, the people ol the 3rd 1 Congressional Dstrd have to elect a competent individual tA represent them gentleman hefo,eeqpbb Vhey have q | os"'S"'"u oeio'e 'heal
 way competent aDi well calculated to promote, rot opfy the interest oI ihe people of the 3fd Dsrict, but of the whole S,ate---he is one who can achie ve hon0f 10 himself and reflect credit upon slconsttuents--lha man is Sampson ". Harris, who is well known 10 all.- { Let every democrat be certain 10 cast his suffrage for him on mex. Monday not that any danger is 10 be apprehend, ed rom his opponents, but for the pur- pose of voting for so worthy and com petenl an individual.
 Next, the people of Autauga and Coosa counties will be called on fol their su1rages 10 select an individual to represent them in the State Senate in the next Legislature. Let every indi sidual recollect that they vote for an in divldaal who is competent, able, sound and talented. which requisite qualified lion they will find in Seth P. 5torrs.- Let the democrats of Auauga be or their guard and vote for Jackson ana Wood, who are gentlemen in every way competent 10 meet the many important measures that will be brought before the next Legislature for the action of tue de Alterations of thatbody. As 10 the selec. ton oi Representatives Coosa,we have only 10 say, that there are six democrats ranning, whilst the whig party have tw Q of ,her ablest men in the feld and much danger should be opprehended of whig delegation. They are determined to se> cure he election of one whig, if poss, sble, by means of swoppIng off with democratic voters. Let every good and consistent Democrat be on his guard and vote for no Whig, By that means they may be defeated.
 1 There is not democrat in the field fbLt would represent the interest of Coo Sd county, and the democrats who have no personal preference between ,he men, should vote for the two strongest men in the field. There are two of them more popular with the people than the others, and we base our hopes upon that for the selection of two good democrats 10 the next Legislature. Let the democrats unite upon two men and vote for them, and show tho whg party that they cannot by trickery and 'chicanery divide and conquer. In conclusion, we will only drop hint to the democrats, Union is strength"