Senators and Public Printers.
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The divisions and distraction existing in the de- nocTatic party of our Staie are just subjects of gret with ail moderate men. Ii is state of things which should be enas'! as early as possible. For we have had experience enough in the effect of par. ty Reorganization in be convinced of the e=i! !. was witnessed in the whig party, at the time they in possession of and Messed with, two journals each one published in thss city each protesting whig principles and each the head of faction.

 With the whigs this was source of less annoy anee. TLey were minority party, they fought for the hcnors of barren leadership. and their dider. enees of faction were subdued beneath ;te over wheiming weight of an opposing and superior par ty. Under constant defeat their differences were soon accommodated their rivaires dissipated, an union to all practical purposes effected The whle party has but oaFual at the seat of government, aud the harmony is complete

 Not so slight are the differences in party power. fui and predominant. sach a party has much to oler exciting the emulation of adherenls, and llat. tering to the pride of men. Emoiumeat is within is gin, and hoaors are the fruits of its favor No true service goes nnFeqaited. no barrea leadership is theirs and in sach party. division becomes dis raetoa. rivalry becomes yiolence, and the sisra oi insane fAeiea rases without restraint. Piaciples, and not Rsa ars swsp. ia its fury the objects oi government are neglected and forgotten. and while the pabiie prosperity is involved in ruin. such a party. ike wrecked vessel. is ready to bs ca. gaiphsds

 To those who viii psase and reflect. to ihe dis passionate, and to all true adherents of our princi