Col. Johnson vs.. his Friends.
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Il shaIl not be present at the convention, tho
my opponents will be, presume. Tho fact will
make no difference with me; shall submit TO its
wi and not, like others. say, provided it be full
convention. small convention, or insist upon
any provision whatever. ! obey and submit to
The Will OF my party, at nil times when expressed,
IN the best manner that shall be in my power"


The above the sentiments of Col. John
son, but are they those of his friends? All good
democrats who have been observant of the late
political movements in this county, will say en-
pha,ically That the friends of Col. Johnson prac-
ise different mode, from what he teaches. He
says" shall submit to the will Of n convention -
They say, they will 30, commit themselves in
that manner. He says, "senJ delegates TO the
convention" They pull back from the county
meeting. and refuse 10 send delegates to a Con-
vention.


The facts in conncctio, with this matter, are
these In counties (Saline for instance) where
the voice cf the democracy is for Johnson. bis
friends promote the expression of that voice. bu. in
counties (Craw ford for instance) where the choice
of The democracy is for n IVestern man, they at.
tempt to stifie an expression Of that choice. We
| regret that the stern democracy of Col. Johnson
cannot influence his friends to stand up with him
to the test; and we hope that the anne spirit Of
disorgani zation, which prevails among his friends
has no influence over him. And we ia rlher hope
ikat until his friends abandon their disorga ri no
course he will forbear throwing out illusions &c
"disorganizers,' il he has any regard for theil
feelings.


GJ-Wc wish, tho Democracy in o;hers por,s
of tho State, to remember while the advocates of
Col. Johnson's nomination directing their in
siduous uendoes at those who may prefer the
nomination of another Democrat, as good as he.
that in this county they are playing the into hands
Of those dsorganizc RS, whom Col. Johnson so much
fears. by holding back from the primary action Of
the people, necessary to carry out the action of
our party, in State Convention. They do not
like to commit themselves in that udy-mark that.





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