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or We have no fears that fiie candi


dates nominated by the Democratic Con


vention will rely upon our acknowledged


large majority, and BY their apathy and In


difference. allow disasterio befaI the good
cause whose chosen champions and honor.
ed representatives they are. If whg no.
minaes lakc the stump, they must and will
be me, at every point. We hope that our
new nominees, particularly, will take pains
TO acquaint themselves with the wants
aud wishes Of the people, by mingling
freely with them between this and the day oi
the election. Mr.. DAVIS is ga host within
hlmself, and should any luckIess whig
encounter him In debate, like the charita-
bio old Scotch dame, we shall "pity the
chiol wha's chained 70 our Dayy.' Judge
ADAMS, loo, as Old Tallabola said Of sno-
ther distinguished democrat at the Jackson
mass meeting, is "some pumpkins"