The North-Carolinian., 1851-11-29
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VOL. 12-EO. eco.
From the Savannah G Gsorsssae
uRGANlZATiON or. The SOilTh-
4 ERN DEMOCRACY. 81

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- Here nowaseeMs to be no doubt Of the
|thsrOush aud rn.onious re rsanization
9; t ;'hs 8 e.lps ss.c s'a Alabama:ss..Ihe
e. ;.J the prs,pses; .s,. Mt; Is st
|fy .saj5 ! p l4aa Stat. is based ssy-
rtaties ehsians. A. these ase
kNr<le(s 1hll Api1kis biishted.. ..,f-.s &
H Nt feM$fk ,Alat the press which is Dc.
@n$. PerhApxskt to bsing into shsrmosl-
f1dus eosepa the lately LisGos.iant ,efr--
k,sqlaxiAa yrs spee Gs1stts the, prs gan.
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> give. a51>folIow.; one Of it. fEe' 'vLi-
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praissworthy efforts of the Montgomery
Advertiser and Gazette. to reOr.pnixe the
democraAic party 0f Alabaua. has ssuet
with a hearty response from several 0Gihe
democratic papers. The Talisesp.a " a.
tower. the jacksonville Republican. anu
the Sunny South. have conoyrreL in the
movement. by expressing sliniar senti-
meifts.+. We applaud atbe enterprise anl
shall contribute Ourf tetblc efforts pre-
serve the nationality apti co-operat ION ot
the democratic party. Eleee papers seem
to :resard it ;. as he lutv ofevery good
democrat, under the, circumstances. to ac-
quiescSin the late decision Of the people.
We trust this patriotic spirit will be cher
ished and inculcated by every democrat
in the State. Ii SO the unfortunate colIi-
sions which now divide ami distract our
ranks, and which we 50 much dep!ore.
will soon be reconcileJ, aud harmony and
concert restored.
- \ mo It important Presidential election
is ut Hand. and it becomes Us. to 90 to work
at once, IN all effort to restore our partytu
its ancient integrity We earnestly hope,
therefore, that our Lcmoc ratio friends vii!
see the Importance Of earl yssauJ ieffic lent
organization upon the vevy issues which
have heretofore governed ths:.party. No
new principle should be Ns1,ied to the
Lemoctatic creed, and no old que should
be taken from it. There is 40 place where
the necessity for early anu v,s"rious pre-
para,ion is greater than in this district and
county. Let US gH I" work. What say
you. fellow demosfats:'
These efforts viii doubtless be crowned
with success. The democracy of cur SIS
Ter State&wi1i emersr -soor frourits. @ste,
embarrassments. with all its former
strength and invlncibility.
In Mississippi. the party made the con
, test. now just cIosed, purely a demo-
cratic party. and upon democratic priuci-
pies. Though defeated by small MAORI
ty. owing to the treachery of few of its
members. it is there fully oryatszsd, md
in cooperation with the democf1N Of ihe
other States In Texas, Lou7sianaeAr-
kansas aud Florida. the bonds which bouud
the members together have, ut no time.
H.
that our friends in North Carolina. Ten
nes,ee, Kentucky and Virginia keep up in
all its strength and compactncss. their old
organization.
the question then remains with Georgia.
What will the Union or Compromise
Democrats in the State do VIII they
with the wings, or will they again associate
deinoc, attic party. and thus resu.ue their
connection with the democracy Of the
whole country? This Is Il question for
their consideration and one, which. as
the Presidential contest Is SD rapidly APP
preaching, they must consider very soon.
For our own part we are with tie demo
cr:ey. and for its old fashioned republican
principles. All who will join Us in sup
port cf those principles we welc.,me I'M o
full fellowship in the democratic party.
We expect TO support the democratic can
didate Tor the Presidency. in 1882. as we
did in 1913. We therefore 20 with those
who for sending delegates to the BaIti-
more Convention. and if tit man. are for
sustaining its nominee. To those vino
think they can do better by standing aIoof,
or by sustaining Fillmore. Webster. Scott,
or whatever may be the name Uf the Win.
nominee, we have nothing to say. Wing
gerry has no attractions for US. whether
displayed under its old name of federalism,
| or disguised under its new name Of Uni
onism. Still. those who like it. are well
come to take it. We will not quarrel
| with them. In all human probability the
democracy will be quite strong enough to
elect its President next year. let our Con
stitu,ional Union friends pursue what
course they may. Even Georgia we be-
Ieve. can be carried for him in spite Of
all thAt they can do to prevent it. At any
ate we are prepared To enter the contest
for Buchanan aud Douglass. or Dallas.
| against " cbs,er. Fillmore. CLAY. or Scott,
which ever Of the four may be the Con-
s,itulionaI Union Wing candidate. There
is our gage. gentlemen, are you prepared
to take it up: