True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01
MILToNvIIIr. Mi. Sept. 90. 1916.


the True Democrat, and never have receives
but two papers to the best Of my recollection
have in particular wanted your paper Since lh
setting of the Convention in Jackson last Jalv
but alas, my expectations were all b'.ehted
when have been repeatedly told by the p NJ
that there was no True Democrat for me. I
sir, having the utmos, confidence in your in,eg
rity and ability to edit democratic paper, ot
which confidence induced me 10 become sub.
scriber to your paper for months before your
first number went TO the press--while lam,
sir, informed that the 8lh number of your va
liable paper has already issued, deeply re-
gret TO inform you that have received bpttwo
papers of the whole IS numbers that have is
sued There must be something wrong some
where Please to expose the deiaulter il in
your power, and send me your paper, and much
obligc, G. Z. TOOL.
GEN STEPHEN CocKE-The Ya3oo Den.
Ocrat, in speaking Of the announcements of Gen.
Cooke as candidate for State Chancellor, pays
him the following meritsd compliment 1t says,
heis gentleman Of excellent legal auainmenrs.
sound lawyer, energetic and industrious. If
elected, he will discharge the duties Of the Of.
flee with ability and strict integrity"
DIsoRGANIzATIoN-I true Democracy
by their union have so eleciually defeated the
old fe2eral measures of Hamilton and the elder
and junior Adams, Webster, and other north
ern supporters Of a protecfire and the British
Bank policy, that our Southern Wing friends
are coming home - our ranks daily We greet
them welcome on their return to the great De.
mocralic family In thus welcoming them
home from the error oftheir dcluson. we must
beg them await the time Of Democratic conye.
nicnce for promotion. They decry organizl
ton, conventions, and nominations Do thoy
prove thereby that it will be right for us to Law
aside our old Democratic veterans to promote
ourrcurning prodigols2 Then ltthem stand
aside for the pTcsent-their time will come
Mr. THompSoa'S erposc ofHe caormitie,
Of The ChichGsaw JU ofthc last session If
Congress- This able and satisfactory doc
ument will be found in this weeks Nlissis.
sippian Its bold, manly and aienifed
more triumphant exposure ofthe enor.
mites oithe proposed act, for the benefit Of
"kecn scented spcculators' could not have
appeared. II is amaslery defence ofthose,
who like Dir. Thompson, oppose the de.
signs ofpolllicans who seek office from
vena motives. We record this paper with
great pleasure. We honor Mr.. Thompson
for his galIantry in an honest cause. As
constituents we applaud him for his dsin- /
tereSted action, his devotion to the proper
interests ofIhe country, aud his unStained (
integrity. Mr.. Thompson is yeta young /.
man, but he is becoming an old member of I
Congress. His industrial habits, expert. .
cnce IN legislation aud strong mind guided /
by an answering honesty ofpurpoSe, en- /
inenlly beft him for public service. No
man IN theState enjoys more fully the con.
fdence ofthe people and we take pride in
asserting that 10 man is more deserving Of
The high place IN the public esteem which
he holds than is he.
Tins enVlable reputation, as n public
man, which Mr.. Thompson has a-uuied.
stands a monument al evidence that 'UoN-
EsrY IS THE BEST POLICY If indeed
there can be any such Thing as potter i'm
pursuing the RIGHT aud avoiding the
WRONG.
We would say something more in rrla-
ton 10 the enormiiies oflhe Chickasaw bill:
5ut there is nothing left for ms after Mr.
expose. The bin was truly
1 hideousadair and weIldocs the man who
exposed il, aud defeated it, deserve the
olnudlts ofhis constituency aud of the pub
ic Of the nation.
We shall expect 10 see Mr.. Thompson's
address on this subject, repnblished n ev-
'ry democratic paper in the State. Many
# the papers of the State, republished from
he Retorncr, the explanation Of DR.. GwIN
m this subject, which represented this same
I'LL ofnameleSs abominltonS, a wonderful
y harmless aud innocent liiile private
It's but right now that these
shouldgive Mr. Themnson's
xpose TO their readers and deny the Just
css Of his POSITIONS, or acknowledge that (
hey have been in error. {
We think this matter deserves attention 7
lroughout the country; and especially {
oes II deserve attention ~ the old States d
here the members OF Congress know little I
Indian affairs, and are easily inDosed :