Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-17

because he VAS FfenFy Gay, and TIE hEst
in ssrvice4oh is county, as the tirss n a
celebrity whkh extsrA o. egery climate
Of the civilized worldi
This is the point Of yios which ~
present itself 10 the informed mad. a.
siructed by the past expefienre ~ tAs
world as the most important and sho uest
fatal" SIT is the inc paeity O. -
and to act wisely: Il Is ihc hatred ui pee
eminent merit: Il - The Psefsrru ga
congeniaI Httlencss and iwna Ilts. Il &.
the spirit 10 FstH dos-E instead a. tte sai-
rit of elevating superior merit. wbs-h e.
the mind acquainted with tie trln-a t5aa-
Of past Republics, Is not uersh hsseut
tor ITS meanness, but fearful 90 is oues.' F.
And the National faisiisSsacsr. the heal
and front Of all that = " dizni6ed@ ana
" respectable" among whig newspapers
expresses its matuFed opinion 81 tle result.
and OF 4 majority Of the Ausncaa people,
IN the following complimentary manner
"Wholly unexpected, the event taak
Us completely ~ surprise No, even Sc
4 moment apprehented, the b'ow came
AEOA 80 Will = SIX H#A#AE.
THAT the Judgment which has teen
rendered Is not that OF the int. isenre 81
the country, no one vii, we presume. he
hardy enough 20 deay. Neither. we ssa-
pose, can any doubt le reasonably eufeE-
tanned that far the larger portion ol tie
educated and informed people II the land
voted for Clay and Freliushuys1n. aa3
much the larger portion Of ta1ze neither
educated nor we,LinlOrmed vote Tor laeir
successful opponents. Tae decision can
hardly be referred L an 0yerrulug Proyi-
dence; for il Is not the voi1e even ct the
majority OF the people, which Is common
" (but IrnpI0usly) sad 20 lie the vvlce ~
God. Ii any event fraugb, with cou>e-
qaences 50 possibly momcl,oIs o u...-
lions Of men can be properly attributed O.
ACCIDENT, such surely Is ta.J which Sc
are now speaking on
The Intelligence goes or ta says
"Nhat contempt does 60 uol est upeu
their boosted knowledge of What b good
in government. los uuhapalv tuf coa-
clu-ively his Il not cstat lished the trsuen-
dous power which mere Jugslels ana rlazz-
tebauks exercise Ia the fed uf pell5cs
over unlhinki8E and uacducated masses
II men, while they have q euc1aus1r
opponents armed only With high FF.aei-
pies and patriotic purposes.
How appropriate ;eE lhe party which err
ginated Tie loE-cabin ana hag5- e Per 1eaa1-
meries OF 1870, and che r'ee--.aez of tests
But the New York C.uzrre sl. t.a --eaH
Of the Goldfish ans - -ras.-
division Of the s.dccslr-." ees- IT,. An
of abuse IN th- following extract. ae.r
enumerztsaE tie -tale es eooI .of she
two-jo,.ar-a-5ay -aaa-sea-t-test CIlsr.1 la
store for tha people II ,ae eve2- wAigesy
L..114 successlsi, De- saws.
"BJt al in vain. TIE sos taat uas
washed returned b her Ea..eWiag il tae
mire; and the people who have tecu save3
from national dish1nor AM national baak-
ruptcy, from 4 derGnged currency, a prs
trated commerce, unemployed manutac-
tories, On IDLE and vagab1nd PoPulatioa.
and universal distress and uisesy-hzve
returned, BRUTE LIxE, 70 their wa..owsag
in the mire and bl,h 81 lgc0facolsms an
why should any man mourn over their IN
fatuationl"
The whis papers TEEN with such articles
as we have quoted, and with The moss an
qualified abuse Of = vsgatoa3 foreiEnezs.'
of all, native or adopted, who re,ase1 90
sanction their OdiOus schemes OF paEtal ls-
gislation and British policy. les Them o.
remembered. " F0Eewarns3. toreazue1.' -