Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

this State have Adopted, aaa " IA =.
characteristic policy have PerveF'ee -.
Paul's maxim OF being = al 'hins- = -
men, They nON act aPaa the eass- -
system. REGARDLESS OF lhs means - 49,
meDts embloyed. aud aim Gals g aeeieNe
n marty triumph and dlscoinhi tAesF a-tst
sar;cs- They have abandcsed AT es'f's
IF the success of their PEiaeipies- eaih
hare and In the Union Il ttf-e, 80
catch at the sectional pre- sa-ces' '.,S 80
inc humbugs. The irFatsonal na'''''ss &c
;eslous bsartbgraisgs. whiea asHaie aA-
;naame clioues 81 men AID fragments ca
counties. as political capital upon ua1ea
- f,;s, themselves INTO power va the tfce
of = strong majority which has repeatedly
- ,,ss,S1ivoe.llv condeuacd both theln
ana their measures. THIS has ever heea
/ too much the nature q Wig policy, trust
inc to Influences Which were eNriiias o..
,rensitorv. rather than O. ihose Nhseh mo
calm and less apPaieai were PeFnaaneni
and irresistible. We mlgai slmc~t aPe.y
~ Il the epilhsf bestowed - D'isrseli uF-
On Cir Robert Peers administrator, ant
s,v that il Is = an organised tyPocrisy- =
"a ! f,lse man. SAYS CARLYLE. = eanno'
baiH a houses" stiI less may talse PafiS
maintain M I0rity, % administer q -
vernnent. Success i % TIE Uais parry
more ruin0us than defeat snd rs ha'irs ei
most triumphant victory, haSe Teen eii
the immediate precursors q n'osi l-sao1-e
humiliation.
The wing candidates for Congress hase
lconeerted,anda are now acting On nea sYs-
tenn; instead of the Cenuneiatlao, inssc-
tive, and riblldry, ct ieW uaouias slnce,
they now employ all senueness and c.'li-
plaisance, our party J. M longer ea.led
:. lOcO!OcO ograrians and Pian1ercrs, b.
most sooIhIugly the democracy, honest O.
mocrats; there Is but enc party, ''aA are
wings, all are now temocrats,' ne Ian
gIage OF these gallant wings : % .ungcs
defiance, but most tnsInuatinr conct i1ttols
their lips are fluent q kindness as ever
the heavens OF mama thai saoUere1 On
h Israel. Such sudden conversions are very
suspicious. especially when the Prise "a
the conversion Is demanded 81 them - &c
paid at once IN the -bssEoNal Of 4 seat Ia
the lower house Of Congress. l. tacEe -
in the democratic party eretshty enossh
enough to be deserved by such g.ariag
chicanery, that party richly merit the down
] fall which must speedily atteGd sach
shameless folly.
Though such as We have described i ~
lpolicy OF the whig candidates. the ND
press act on different plan, vel One suit.
/ ed 10 effect the end which their candidate.
lpropOse-their own election. Thc uhi-
lpresS with an energy worthy O. n higael
cause, is indefatgab,e IN rs exeEnons d
: arouse and discipline rs party. Not {
Fpassion but has is appeal, not a motITs
>, that can excite which d not touched s&Il
fully ami strongly. Egen reproaeh ans
D., sharp rebuke are employed aRd dIsaiTItel
]. rank and fla. at The r,erfy rtrzrasi - a..
D contest BY the fear Of their lesders. - IL.
: Mexican soldiers are brought q he char.
d of an enemy by the threats and sxoras =
j. their own officers Though the WIG can
= didateS and the whig press pursue the pa,
50 opposite, they are guided By the saa.
: principle and pursue In.
: same object. the destruction aud defeat o
y The democratic party. Ii the Wig caa.h
dates persuade the democrats thar there
: no ground for party diStinctioa 4. p-esea'
d and then seduce away the votes or maa.
5 Of our ranks, shey vii secure their iuma
y date purpose. their Own eleclan. for thei
rest secure Of getting al The whis vlte
that vii be pooled. Bai though tae ~ 81
Il press wish the sucreSS u their eandslass.
e most deyoui.y. they are nOi wiling {
r preach the ama'gamatioR of parties. ,
+ relax the bonds 0i partisan braiherhooe
; and thus diminish the strength q the pre-
s JUDGES on which they rely Tor support
l. Hence we do not find tbe press preachsa
+ the doctrines which bai hli,e ume sinc
y would have been 81 heretrical. than - w.
II are al wings, all dsmocr-ts,' dociriue
IT certainly strange from mea wha wOal
d very recently perhaps, Doint - the ieml
/ cratic, party and thaRk their Go5 - that he
II themselves were not as other men
10 Ii Is common Stratagem In var Tor ca
70 party 10 retreat and ali,-ct dlscoufiars
ID and when the eOaqusring TROOPS eoalsiea
IN their strength and success thea becoa
e scattered and diS5anded, 70 retarn and q
e tain a victory even a. the m9znent - hea :
4 seemed loSi-this sfratagem the whi.ss a.
1T attempting to introduce inso politics ii N
he democratic party tai victims To II. The
Or have lost the wisdom AM courage b
g which their former vielarles have bee
e achieved.
OF SO tar from this being se-soa VIE
Is party lines ought 10 be oblleraleL. L IS
ID time when our party shoa.d be careful Il.
le they are represented BY men 81 l-sed p
al ltlcal faith and courage. The next CO.
he greSs viii be the first uader 4 democrat