The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

loh kEuHGN DAVIS rms mad DISC
gahlzer has published 4 slFlne Of appoin
ments % address The people Of his Dislric
as candidate Cor Congress A. che fog
# The list we end the following
Col. Davis win state al the concl0sio
&c each speech the condition of his candida
cy,and viii appeal directly to The people /
eoniirm or reject him. Il his positions ar
not il conformity with lie feelings an
sentiment of the people, and they desirl
ianother man to represent them, he rill de
eliae.n
This Is al Hebrei0 70 Us, How can h
IaseeFiain 10 this manner, whether chs po
sitiOns arc n conformity riM he feeling,
and sentimeats Of he People2" viii b,
Judge BY the magnitude OF diminuliveness
of the assemblies who greet bis appoint.
menisa viii he be governed By the plau.
dts Orsthe Kisses ofhis hearersi Repudi.
atedby the democrats. and disowned by the
wings, his path will not be covered with
roses, nor is there the remotest prospect of
success 70 him, although, ifthe democracy
do not stand firm to their usages, he may
endangcr the success Of the real choice of
the party The Dsoy elect ,chig. But he
can only accomplish this BY sedOcing dem
OcrGts from their allegiance. Can he do
ihisi We hope moi, we think not. Then,
his discontinue Is inevitable, and the fate
of the OUTSIDER, :he fortune of THE
IMPRACTICABLE, Ofthe DIsORGANI.
FER, is already part Of the unwritien
history Of the Second Congressional Dis
trict. Defeat, disgrace, OsirGcism!
Since writing the above, we have had the
pleasure Of several interviews with Col.
DAVIS, in this place; and he has given US
more definite idea Of his views, and the
mode in which he intends to conduct the
canvass for Congress. He is brim full,
literally overlooking with the southern ques-
lion, and thinks that all party lines should
&c Obilerated by it for the time being, at
cast; but, al The same time, he shows evil
lent uneasincss under the charge Of being
disOrganiser, coniending that before the
anyass ends, his strongest opponents now
viii be his best friends. II we rightly in-
crPret him, he only desires TO give his de-
nOcracy little vacation, a short recess, 7
aving, probably, been OYerlasked and over
trained in past years. Hudibras said con. :
;iexcs ought sometimes 10 take vacation, "
I'd why should not mans democracy I,
ave the same right 10 tear loose from par
afiinities, and assertils independence Of ):
except The inordinate desire Of =
gh siatiOns lie also gave us an idea Of =
$ mode oftesting the sense of the masses "
on his continuing the canvass. AT the -
Of his speeches, he calls upon -
people, one and all, wing and democrat. ~
say whether he should run, by raising up
holding down their hands. Ifi they hold a.
their hands, he runs; if they bold them nS
vn with true military precision, he crawls
This mode puts him entirely in the loo
vCr Of the wings, who would die before 10
y would vote for him. Atpreseni he is pu
mo party candidate;" but II he goes on is
sr this manner, the wings will keep him the
he field, and when The election comes on ted
y will desert him, ofcourse, for he real sac
8 candidate, and leave him with both AM
) Ofihe bag to hold Cannot Col. DA. bic
sec this RESULT or does be see il, andls the
determined TO disregard 10 Aswe be- tioi
remarked, il "a not yel TOO Iaie 10 lake vii
back track. Although he has already Ing
ctcd a deep wonnd n the party, repair. in
a may YET Be made, The injury cicatri-
and hinselfresiored into full fellowship q
! lhe democracy. we deeply regret N;
false step or Col. DAVIS. Imprudence, y.
e and bad advisers once before severed I.
fromthe democratic party, and just as n.
! about 70 he received intofulI commh- -.
with The political church, he eskOOts -.
y from his sphere" and takes a sky -
ping. ioplofieal course, Independent -,
abopoaH parties, which must ineviia- 4
DondDci himinio he widespread arms ~.
Iodern whigeery. Yesfsare now creep. 81,
lasi upon him, and be has no time To- -;
e 10 these pleasure excursions 49,,
ioai lr1nicendenlalism he should
and bis eoergies, and school bis inpos. -.
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