Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22
com M MUTATIONS.


ron 1me DEaocRAT.
How ruE DEcEScy PARTY ADVOCATE
DEcgNcv--naw THE "CREED " PROVES
THAT HONESTY IS JEWEL"
Judge CAnurnEas and Capt BNFoRD
announced that ,he,, if elected, would vote
for McNUrT ~ preference 10 oil Their dc
mocratic competitors Tor the Senate OF the
United States. This was done, doubtless,
in the hope Of catching few soft demo-
Gratis who are warm friends Of the Ex-Go-
vernon But this produced great futter
among some of the good wings, who have
a natural hatred for the man who has hit
them 50 many hard ticks It therefore be.
comes necessary to explain how il hap.
pens that Capt. b. was for the democratic
4" Elephant" Behold here comes The rea-
son in the last number Of Capt. B 3 organ
in this county:
"rmG REASON Why 1t ia thought STRANGE
that Cant. 3 aud Judge G. will vote for A. q.
McNult for Senator, if they should be sent to
the Legislature Capt B. says he will do SO il
the House will permit him to spread upon the
Journals Of the House, his reasons for doing so.
Ire nth is, those gentlemen regard McNutt to
De the only fit Representatives of the Locoioco
party proper, now to be lound in the State
The agowed father Of reputation, and the pro-
minent prop of every dirty design OF the wire
workers Of the party The foremost in every
evil wors."
How excessively obliged and gratifed
Gov. McNutt and lis friends will be for
the support of Capt. Binford and Judge
Carulhers, with these reasons spread upon
the Journals of the Legislature!l And
this is boasod wing decency and patriot.
ism! To vote for man 10 fill the highest
Office within the gift of the people of this
State, whom Capt. B. and his party believe
10 be the appointment prop Of every dirty de-
sign"--" The foremost in every emil rork."
Would any man who loved his country and
felt pride in her prosperity-who regard
ed public morals, sustain such man for
the exalted station Of the United States
Senatel And for what end9 That he
may disgrace his State, to iniure, ultimate
ly, the democratic cause. AGO any amount
Of evil, if good may come Of it," This
has ever been the morality of the wing
politicians. Such morality would dis
grace barbarians, and is against a special
command of the christian religion. In
the prospectus which announced the ad-
vent of the Wing Creed" its editor told
US he was going to prove that " honesty
was jewel" suppose that this is his
first essay at the proof To openly just-
ry the propriety and patriotism of such
conduct, and support gentleman for the
Legislature from this county, who, as he
tolls US, is governed by such motives,
in the most importan; vote he will be call.
ed upon to give in the Legislature. Is not
our friend Of the Creed in fine way to
demonstrate TINT political =" honesty" it it
be "a Jewel" is one that ne does not suf-
icicnlly prize9
regard Gov. McNutt as an honest man
and sound politician So our Democrat
ic candidates for the Legislature regard
him, and if they are elected (as who doubts
they will be?) they will vote for Gov. McNutt
if he be the favorte Of his political friends.
After this SANDER upon M INIT, his friends
will hardly support CAPT. Biniorl, unless
they fall in love with his +" high moral at
tilnde"-a thing not very likely with a
democrat, who believes in the virtue and
intelligence Of the people. The wings
had better Try it again, they have hardly
starred saW this lime that will catch SEN
s9Ie democrats. We "see through ii
ao,p." w.
FOR THg DEMOCRAT.
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