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and common honesty In this view of the subject, then, no Democrat should vote for Ma,phg; for il would, at least, be throwing votes away, if not giy ing them to the Whigs; and surely this is no time For Democrats to be losing their votes. or giving them to the enemy

 Only one course, then, is Ian for the Democrats of Hempsead and all other counties, to pursue; and that s to rally at once and as one man, to the reg

 Ilar and true standard of their party harmonise all conflicting interests and feelings, for the good of the cause,-and to unite upon the regular nominees of the party, and elect them, Its the only course WbichpilI crownthe efforts ofany party RthsQccess All disorganizing independent candidates must fail, and fall into contempt; and all who vote for them viii haze the modification and chagrin of losing their yotes, and aiding the enemy. Let all good Demo- crats bear this in mind, as we are sure they will and the eause has nothing to fear either in Hampstead or any where else