True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03

| the people OF Iau0eTuale generally -PdIu-
cularIyon the ground thatitis Saidnot TO be
true and because it is supposed to be fab
rication to bolster up sinking cause. If
this be so, we think the thing ought to be
exposed, for we know that there is much
intelligence and moral worth in Lauder
dale, and if the real feeling Of the people of
that Empire county be different from what
that article indicated we do not know
what terms would fifty execrate the inn
posters. We now begin to comprehend
the shallow artifce, to which some of
Judge Mounger's friends have resorted, for
the purpose of weakening our efforts, TO
sustain the cause of truth, and justice, and
of exposing fraud, by industriously circu-
lating the importation, that the True De-
msOcrGt was gotten up TO GSsGH Judge
Mounger! Under the canopy Of heaven,
for what can he be asSailed? So preposte-
rous an idea, never entered the brain of
sensible men! We assail Judge Mounger!
No! Ifhe is never aSSailed, until we as
sail him, he will 60 into retirement, with
out a chronicle, or song from u.s. That is,
if we understand language well enough,
to know the general acceptation ofthe term
aSsaa. But the thing is intended differ
emily by those who propagate the idea.
They intend, that when the truth appears
in our paper, it shall be regarded as an at
tack, as all assailment on Judge Mounger,
therefore, not to be regarded. If any pub
fishes false report, that Judge Mounger
stands high as ever or higher, and we pre-
sumo TO contradict it, we expect the cry
will be raised, we have aSsailed him. Is
Judge Mounger and his friends, so hard
run, that they mus: SANDER county, as re-
spectacle as LaudOrdale, until public in
dignation is raised to height above sup
preston, and forsooth, whoever may pre-
sumo to apply corrective, we expect will
be denounced for having aSsailed the
Judge-as was the case when "a Better"
offered TO see the Judges friend.
Let these things turn as they may, re-
CARELESS ofconsequences, we are requested
to state that the article is positively false
and without the color oftruth in it. We
have authority to go little furtheL We
are requested to say that il the Clarion
don't choose to publish the real name Of
the writer, it will be requested to publish
a contradiction of the article, and say that
Col. A. B. Dawson and not Henry Noun
ger, will get the overwhelming majority
in Lauderdale. More yet. We are re-
queSted to say that responsiblepersonS over
their own proper names will, in few days
publish the real state Unpopular feeling in
Lauderdale, Kemper, NeShoba, and New
ton, and the reasons therefor. More yet.
We are requested to say to the readers oil
the True Democrat, down South, that in
either Of two events one of which must
happen, Col. A. B. Dawson, will preside the
next four years in our courts with dignity
to the Bench, with credit to himself and
the general satisfaction ofthe people. The
events are LIST. That the counties Of Jas
per, Clark, Jones, Wayne, Green, Perry
and Jackson'give either one of his oppo-
nents 500 votes and all the balance to the
other, I'd. That they give him any share
bearing a comparison with the vote Of
Lauderdale which will give Col. Dawson
six tenths Of the whole vote. More yet.
We are requested TO say that Col. Dawson
will come down from the four upper coun-
ties with at least two thirds Of the whole
vote in these four counties, which is 5000
or there about This will give him 1000
votes to enter the contest in the remaining
seven counties. There We close ill re.
ceipt off final announcement, from lead
ing men as to the vote in the upper cOun-
ties, and the other lower counties, TO say
whether we are misinformed. We under
stand Col. Dawson will get good vote,
some think he will be the leading man in
this, and in Clark, Wayne, Green, Jones,
and Jackson counties. From all the in
formation we can get, the signs look that
Wav Col dawson wishes as We ,,nder