GUIDES FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
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We~copy from that excellent democratic Jour
nal the Georgia CoustitulionaEst, the following
guides and rallying points for the present caus
paisn They meet our hearty approval, aad.we
must respectfully recommend thetnto the demo
cracy of North Carolina


1. The necessity, absolute and nunodified of firm
adherence to principles, without regard to men.


2 To consider the choice o. men a sabordint te
question, when principles are involved.


g. While maintaining principles. to choose men for
ONCE pledged to carry out those principles.


4. In the choice of for Office select those that
are known to be honest firm, and devoted to the welfare
OF their country and to democratic doctrines.


OF establishing that ascendency ef principles which
alone preserve liberties and aiRtaiRpuT public
Institutions IN their original purity


b. Union among the members of tlre party, and
centraton of the votes those citizens 4Rown TO be
the choice OF and selected by rsofy of the party.
OIL Poucai friends and associates, than the assertions
and promises of political opponents, whch-are always
to be received with suspicion.


10 keep constantly in mind, that the principles of
the democratic party had their origin Id I7S9 and that
since that time, uuderan circumstances when federal
Ism was IN power under the two Adams es, and-demej
eracY under the other Presidents the pIncipies
have uniformly been maiHtained and followed that
those principles have contributed largely than any
thing else to advance the prosperity of the country
MAINTAIN her honor and reputation 10 engraven still
deeper in the bteast of every American 1cfzen the
love OF country and and led TO make every sacr-
nee for the preservation of our glorious union.


Andto contlRue indomitable opposition and hos
uly TO national bank, protective tariff distribution of
the proceeds OF the sales Of the public lands and all
oher federal measures to which the democratic party
nave opposed since the foundation of the general
government