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They have healed also the hurt Of the daughter Of my
people sghdy saying. PEACE PEACE when there is no
peace jeremiah VI, H.


Let not the Hoosier Democracy be deceived by the
hypocritical cry of the wings. Peace, peace ifor
we assure them there viii be no peace till we put it
beyond their power to scramble for Office. Deceived
time and again, it behooves the whole democracy
be rigant Let not our late victories be barren Of
their fruits And above all, let there be dsorgan
izing spirit among our own friends Let the democ-
racy, en- nlasse, frown downsevery shadow Of such
spirit in whatsoever form it may present itself He
lacks the essentials of democracy who would aid di-
recty indirectly, favor self the sacrifice of
principle. And while we would guard agains this in
pretended friends, let lratch the foe because,
even because they have sciuced my people, saying,
Peace; and there was no peacc."-Ezek. xiii, 10.
This is but cauonary word, elected by the spirited
resolutions of the democratic Convention of Tennes-
see, from which we select the following


TENNESSEE RESOLUTIONS.


Resolred, That we enter upon the ensuing contest
with confidence and unanimity which have ne
before experienced; that assured that no.
thing is necessary to the most triumphant sue
to the democracy Of Tennessee in the approaching
legislative and gubernatoral elections, but the avoid
ance of all collisions on the part of our political
friends.


| Reso'red, That it is most earnestly recommended
to the democracy of Tennessee that they but one
candidate for political Office in those counties where
have maiorites; that all personal or private as
pirations antipathes be merged in consideration:
of the general good.


Rssoired, That he who contributes TO the defeat O
the party by pressing his ogn claims to Office, agans
the known viii of the majority, ought to be denounc
ed traitor 10 his party, true democrat, ant
as unworthy of the support of such.