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strikers that, if they find 1t impossible 10 pre- Ueat C ConreatioH, they must fall in with the popular will, and, .by hook or by crook" :" get as many Ashley men in it as possible. What lor2 l will tell you about 1t, in my next.

 One other matter, and am done for the present We Democrats, here on Piney, don't think that Col. Ashley has any right 10 be reelected to the station of Senator, merely because he is now i'll tor that Gov. Y ell has any right to be elected to it, merely because he is not now in it. We hold that the office belongs to the Democratic party, because the Democrats are the majority ill the State-that they have the right to select any man they choose and make him Senator; and that neither Gov ! ell, nor Col. Ashley, can righaully say one word againstit. Now, sir, this Is what we wish to know, and insist upon knowing, both from Gov ' ell and Col. Ashley, each for himself-Will either of them be a candidate for, or docs he desire to be elected to, the U. s. Senate, unless he shall be the choice of, and can be elected by, majority of tie Democratic members of He neat Legisiatufe2 If either, or both, refuse or fail to make public declaration of sub- mission to the majority of the party, as thus

 indicated, he or they, as the case may be, should be dropped al once, and thrown over- board, as unworthy the confidence of Demo- erals; and some other man, perfectly ortho- dox in all respects, should be taken up and elected. publicly put the question to Col Ashley and Gov. I ell, and, as q Democratic citizen, demand public answer from each ol them

 As for Gov ell, have 10 fears. Indeed, l know he would net accept office except at the hands of majority of his party In con versadon, he has already said so. But let him speak publicly to the whole people put 1t in black and white.

 But how is t with my old friend, Colonel Ashley? Let him, also, speak publicly to the people-let him, also, putin black and white

 lnmy other communication, told you about the "billing and cooing''-the loye-mallng between the friends of Col. Ashley and the Wings. This hot only continues, but in- creases. If may judge from the Wlig newspapers, there IS a perfect understanding and alliance between the Ashley democrats and the Wings If this be not so, it Is easy for Col. Ashley to pat our apPfehensjons to rest, by the public declaration 1 ask of him. And unless he does answer, and answer as becomes a Democrat, the course of himself and lis friends justly earns for them the epltlet of disorganizeFs. At least, so thinks your friend PINEY.