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uuIns Uc wru W.u % uFuIuiur Jefferson,
fur apostle ul democracy, bad He been living.
would have been HWet from che democratic
roll by this coutrutuui neither could Mr. CHI.
huuu, of any other distinguished democrat oi
our own time, receive uuy Mtur from the hands
oi lIs rcpudaduy Iuutu RapmitdioH, Wls
not democracy, ~ understood by Jefferson,
aud other leading mcu Ol the democratic party.
II accorded very wcil with the sentiments oil
l,ichard 5. Graves, but not with the high and
lofty principle, OF the noble standard bearers
ct democracy. That convention should at
once discard the title oi Jcirr,ouian repuJIl.
cats, aud assume TIE name Of GR>yEsltEs.==-
There would then be more consistency be-
tween their name and their principles. The
one, would be true index TO the other-tae
Hame uOad aho iadicate Hcir fate.
The doctrine of Reputation is denounced
hy the whole democratic party in our sister
States; and we, who agree with our demo-
cratic brethren throughout the whole Union,
aud are endeavorlng 10 maintain the faith ol
our State, are denied, by these repudlatng
demagogueS, the vencra;ed name Of democrats.
The time Is fast approaching, when all honest
democrats will avoid this fool and loathsome
doctrine, as they would avoid the shades Of
death. The people Of Mississippi are honest
and willing to do what is right, but they have
been deceived and misIed by interested polit-
clans. Light has gone lorh-the heavens are
Illuminated by it, and the dark deeds of dema-
gogues Will be exposed. Ii is an insult to the
,l,. rot
principles SO deiestable and dishonest as repu-
dation, into pure and long cherished doctrines
OF democracy. Democracy may for a time
be contaminated by repudialion; but never,
never, can harmonlza with II. Reputation
is low, groveIIIng and selfish. 1t seeks not to
elevate, but to debaSe the human mlnd-not to
purify, but corrupt the heart-not to honor,
r. spect or regard the principles oil enlightened
Justice and mOraty--to set them at naught-
to rldIcule and to violate them. 1t regards
not the sanctity of constitutions, laws or oaths
but violates the constitution and laws, and
dsregardS the oaths OF the representatives, OF
the people, 10y which, and under which, the
faith OF the State OF Mi>SS ppi was pledged
The representatives of the people, with upilit
ed hands, and calling upon God to bear wit
ness, say Mut tie taith n The State Of WiSSiS
$tPpi IS hereby pt@dged. Reputation demand,
the violation OF that laW-that the represent
ativeS who passed the law be branded with
the charge OF perjury, and rewarded for their
gullt--these are the deeds to be committed
with the sanction, and under the name OF de-
mocracy. Tne history of the world teaches
us that such violations OF the laws OF God aud
man have also been committed in the sacred
name OF religion.
Col Williams concluded, by showing how
the government OF the State should be admin
istered upon economical principIes--ltS means
busbanded-ts treasures Secured--lts expen-
ses reduced--the assets cf The bank immedi-
a,eIv rescued from deStructon--ltS debtors
compelled to pay up their Indebtedness, OF
make them safe--that by driving the Goth
and Vandals from the capitol, and placing the
management of affairs in nandS OF competent
and honest men, our liabilities would all be
fairly discharged, the honor of the State re
stored, and tie pegpte saUed from taration.
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