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 Mr. Edto1 -To-morrow, five members are 10 be the Congress of the United States. The democratic voters of this county have learned lesson from their opponents which should be remembered hy all.- Scenes 'ahichha occurred you may expect again. Their old fayorite game, doubt, wall be the order of the day, divide and conquer Look cat for tickets headed democratic, filled with whg names; et every democrat remember that he has the privilege ot voting for five persons represent him andbe cer- tain that they ale the names of Shields, Chapman, Payne, Huston, and Lewis. let not the cry of dis lranohisement Of Southern whgs mislead you your doctrines are, that majority shall rue mo laws are passed by C0ngress for particular district m

 State; laws are for the government of the State, therefore the will of majority of that State should govern. The shigs condemn every proposition which is in opposition their iayorire measures; while they cry out, that majority of Alabaua are attempting to disfranchse the whgs in consequence of their want of numbers They are going hand in hand with the whigs of the Union to establish Ma l tional Bank, against the known wish of over mil- lion of freenlen, who contend the constitution of the 1 pnited States grants no such power The whigs

 have never cuntended that the General Ticket system was unconstitutional, but oppose it simply because majority of the fieemen of Alabama likely to he represented in the councils of the nation. You will always find them clamor about men, measures that differ with their interest," Come to the work Tn good earnest they have already boasted that they can ad will beat in this county five hundred votes. It Is | however only in common with their boastings; dc your duty on Thursday, and different tale will bt told. DEMOCRAT.