GEORGIA AND MARYLAND.
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The democratic party, it seems, has been defeat
ed in both these States. We attach,no great i'm
portance toit, however, inasmuch as we already
have such a majority in the House Of Represen
tatives as to indicate most clearly the side on which
the true strength lies If we regret these defeats
at all, It is because they have been attributed, in
some quarters, to lukewarmnessx and divisions in
the party This ought not so to be.s If we have
the strength, let us exercise it When the hour
of action comes, each man should be at his post
no lukewarmness should keep him away-no di
visions as to should hold him back from, the
discharge of sacred and binding duty We are
tired-sck at heart-of the controversies and
chickering's which have been going on for months
between the adherens of this or that man. We
see in these controversies, especially when they
become heated, much of the danger of DIVISION
muchs in fine, of what the whole party would
mourn over in. its cooler hours, great calami-
ty. Let US heal them at once; and let thepeople,
through their Representatives in Convention as
sembled, permitted speak for and to the whole
country. . '.--' -'-..s'


80 Weextract from the Georgia Consttionalst
the following remarks in relation to the election
in that State: vtv-e "a ~, ---.f. s.,.'s


'When the final results known we shall have to ad-
dress the people of Georgia the which have led
TO it. We pledge ourselves to do without the fear of
displeasng political friends foes 1t is time that the
democratic press should come boldly forward and inde
pendenty tell the truth to the people, in order that
centraon of the democracy of the country may be eff


ected hereafter and prevent the domination of federal
principles, which, if permitted to rule would destroy
public freedoms hazard the very existence of our rePub
Ican institutions, and impede the progress of liberal
principles not only in this country but in all other


tries where have been for them the polar guide
them in their attempts emancpate themselves from the
thraldom of monarchcal or despotic Institutions