The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-26

= "tN0NA OO0N4A 4AEN tANoas-- \ AtS Ocat
ocratic meeting in Beat No. 4, (belte
known as AddingtOn's) recommended Gen
TaIiaferro, for the Senate; Colonel C. NJ
PhiPps and R. II. Buford, Esqrs., for Rep
resentaiiVes; Paris, for Sheriff; Delay, 70
Circui. Clerk; Nix, for Probate Clerk
Hannah, for Probate Judge, and J. D. Pal
mer, for Policeman.
; Beat No. 5, at Paris Box, recommended
the same persons for the Senate and House
and for county officers, Paris, for Sheriff
Delay, for Circuit Clerk; Nix, for Probate
Clerk, Hannah, for Probate Judge; w. II
CarOthers, County Treasurer; James Da
Wis, Policeman.
Beat No. 2, in the Eastern part Of the
county, made no recommendations, but
appointed the following, delegates to the
County Convention: Benjamin Avent,
Joseph Humphreys, Alex. Allen, J. II.
Fuller, Robert Davis. D. P. BorrOum, DIR.
A. Patton, Samuel M'AIpin, David Scriv-
ener, and Floyd Coward.
Beat No. /, at Oxford, made no nomi-
nations, but appointed the following dele
gates: w. II. CarolheIs, C.. G. Buder, o,
p. Bowles, Z. d. Sinclair, Wiley r. VIII
son, Jonathan Fuller, w. J. Douglass, Eli
Morrow, Jesse Humphreys, NJ. p. Sims.
Beat No. 3, at Wyatt, holds its meeting
to-day.
Il is hoped that the County Convention
to meet Monday next, will be. well atten-
ded. lift be the intention Of the Party to
nominate at all, all the Offices should be fiIl-
ed. We are wholly and decidedly oppos-
ed to any hGlfiray policy. Let all or
none Of tho candidates be nominated. To
secure unanimity Of feeling and action,
eOmplefeand undecided and indipisible tick
ct should be presented to the democracy,
and no favoriieism shown to any particular
after they arc nominated
This sort Of feeling will prevent bargain,
intrigue and st0aPPiHg, from which the
democratic party have suffered so much in ?
III the counties where they have deci. a
ed majority. Y
We learn that the democrats in every a
ortion ofihe county are decided and de- a
ermined 10 confer the Offices to be filed il
1 November, upon their friends. instead Of n
OliIical oPPOuentsi and in this, they but a
'llow the example set by the Wings. n
Wherever our opponents have the power, b
ley are sure to use il. In proof of this, ii
Q mention the fact thai no democrat can al
Dtain Office In a county where they are in BY
10 ascendancy. Their party friends are III
ways the recipients Of their bounty 81
rom the FEDERAL government down 10 the &c
ate government, and to the smallest H.
alive Office in the latter, wing rule is felt !,
all its severity: Gen. Taylor (the no. 8"
rty PresidonD with ono friends 70 REGARD vi
enemies TO puaisR," has moi spared -
lgle democrat in Mississippi, who holds pc
ything like a lucrative Office. All the y"
ceiVeD and Registers Of the land-ofices 90
We been put TO the sword, and all the y"
ncipaI Post Masters Of the State have
IN thrust out Of Office, 10 make room for ns'
party wings. A friend writes Us from ."'
ichez that the wings in that region, are JUS
ermined 10 con6ne their Offices to their sa'
~ friends, and to support no democrat w.
any Office. Under these circumstances nc
/ expected that the democrats will con-
Ne their suicidal policy Of an indiscrimi. A
e bestOwal Of object Is it reasonable Yol
the wings should Gil all the important dill
lucrative stations in Stale that boasts and
'eing second to none in her granite de- the
,racyi No democrat who will think a wa
nent, will desire this stale of things to the
iinue any longer, nor can any reas0na- nun
whig, who holds Office, expect it. We and
}. adopt some opposing system, or ia a DISC
years, surrender our political empire Of a
he State. Every wing that is placed :
flee, occupies a position 10 which be :
DO material harm TO Us, and Is il tho 'fat
ofPrudeneo 70 give Office 70 our pOlit- Graz q.
advernries, when common sense nue.
hes "a that this Is The lacif has
hese remarks arc thrown out. not 10 =. !. :
J direction 10 the action Of ihe County -
VOOiiOn. but 70 give usieranee TO what ~ ~