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EVERY THING FOR THE cAUsE-NoTH


ING FOR MEN.--This good old denocraIic
motto should be strongly impressed upon
every democrat--now and always. Mi
that we think il 10 mean that no attention
should be paid 10 men; on the contrary,
every attention should be paid and everv
effort made to have good and true ones
nominated as the candidates Of the party
but, when the nominations nre once
made, then all individual preferences should
end, and The friends of all those who are
unsuccessful In The primary contest should
unite heart and hand in their Efforts 10
elect the nominees OF the party. This is
the only mode 10 obtain success. This is
the only way in which political brethren
should act. Ii to serve The selfish purposes
Of one or few individuals, or through the
excitement of the hour, number Of mem.
bers Of the party have been induced 10
separate themselves from il, every effjrt
should be made to alay the feelings of
dissatisfaction and inacton, and the mode
rate and well disposed -those who are not
exciled-should use their exertions to have
such differences settled Happily there
are but few such cases in the party This
year; but few as there are, they should be
arranged without delay. The Democrat.
ic party cannot afford TO lose their Sena-
tors or members Of the House OF Repre-.
senalives, nor will il be gratifying to any
democratic district, after the election, to
find itself represented by uhig, when
this night have been prevented by llltle
yielding of prejudice or passion, on the
one hand-or of overbearng disposition,
perhaps, on the other.


There is another weakness, il
might be denominated--on The part OF
some democrats, whlchtends to the defeat
Of democratic candidates even oflenerI
than that Of which we have been con-
demning, though not apparently fragrant;
we mean the voting directly Tor some of
the opposing candidates through personal
acquaintance, friendship, or some such
cause. Thus one democrat will vote for
one of those candidates, another for an.
other, and through this amiabe weakness,
in close coatesls, our opponents are elect
ed 10 Office. No enemy of the Demo.
cratic party ever votes for democrat,
no matter if he were even a brother.--
Should democrats do more? We hope,
therefore that our democratic friends eve
ry where wilIselect good and popular can
Gidates, and that when selected all will
vote for and give them hearty support;
this is the way TO ensure success.