True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-24
THAr sTRrLE PArrn-We should Be I'm.


rion If they would favor Us with copy Of tina
Steele paper, which they say is published il
this place We acknowledge ou self to be mos
miserably in the dark in this mater If the,
wish il 10 be understood, that ours is a stee
press, they are mistalen-it is an iron one AM
good one al that-capable of disseminating
sound and true Democratic doctrines TO the PEG
pie, without fear, favor or affection"
judging from the patronage now extended to it
one would infer, they intended to support it
testing aside.
Bro SIN, if you see any thing anti-democra
tic in our paper, be so good as to point out the
error, and we will endeavor to correct it-but
| do moi cast sly insinUali0nS and inuendocs that
we do not merit at your hands. We are sup
porting none but Democrats, good and true.
How is with you, Sim? Do you thine thai;
Gen JOHN QUITMAN, Judge HENRY
MOUNGER, and HENRY CALHOON,
Esq, democrats If you do, we must beg leave
to differ with you. Gen Quitman was the whig
candidate for Congress against that sterling de-
mocra S J. Gholson, some years ago, and he
(Quitman) only received one vote in Paulding,
and that was Wing vote At Charlottesville
he 60, good vote, and would again, among
his wing friends Judge MoUNoER was a rio
lent Waig when we first settled in Jasper coun-
IT, and remained or acted with the whig party
until Governor McNun appointed him Judge
We do not believe that lodge Mounger will
say he ever gave democratic vote in Jasper
for State or Federal officers, up 70 the time of
his appointment for Judge. lie was a violent
Bonl-payer and a year or two since was hon
ored with nomination for Congress on the
anti Democratic ticket, which he declined, not
for any want OF devotion to the principles ofthe
party, bu. from a well grounied fear Of success.
Did not you, Bro. Sim, as well as oursclG op-
pose Judge Mounger on these grounds, when
he run against Alsbury} You did
We urge Judge Mounger's political ncon.
'isIencies against him, only in selfdeence be.
cause we support none for Office but True Dem
0erats 1t is said man may be good Judge
md not entertain principles found ia the Demo
cratic cTeed' This may or may not be true
but we opne he should not be carried about by
every wind Of doctrine For the loayes and
fishes he should not forsalo long established
principles, nor abandon well tried friends Eve
Ty citizen oflhs town. and Of this county, who
then resided here, will bear Us out in the asser.
ton, that when Judge Moungcr established him,
self among us, he was a most uncompromising
oPp0scyof the doctrines ofthe Democratic par.
~, an enemy Of Gen Jackson, aud rabid op.
poser q Tie Line Magician rs he lnyId'ogs'y !
deuomnaied that sleylng Democrat Martin
Van Buren, and a auliifer Of tie deepest die, !
rs he proudly avowed himself How then can
We be siieGtl As the Editor Of the True Dem.
'tTat, VIC support meme for Office, but democrats
-ood sud true. So long as we stand public
cn,incl 'ge will cry aloud, and spare not, until
ar ranks are nargcd from the filth and drcgs Of
which have SO long djssraccd it,
Why should every office in the gift Of the PR
: be filled with renegade whigsl Are we so
mbecile. as party, 10 find none fit for high and
lucrative station who have not served an ap-
.rcntice in tho ranks Of whiggcry7
As for HENRY CALUOON, lie ncycr
Ia vote with the Democratic party until he
o,ei for James X Polk At the last election,
nd now you want 10 give him Office for tha, lii.
e, before he has any marks oflhc harness On
lin. Such as this as an cd Hunker, we are
opposed to, and believe the democratic party
roper are also opposed TO-
TAxEs.-Wc learn from the most relia-