True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-18


the storm i 10 more eternalthan ihe sunshine
We hail those defeats as the o.aens q triumph
in ls4s. They willleach d lessou Of wisdom
so our party they win chassen The turbulent
andimpoiitic spirit that has engendsrcd aiscord
AID hsunionin our ranks; they will purge
those ranks oflFaiors. ofsordid and selfish crea-
luFes,Sho, while pretending devotion totheir
party, have lheir eyes fxed upon ~ Offices,
and liIlIe rerk. so,lhat Ihs obiec: Of meFeena;
IN ambilice Is attained N Mississippi 81 lhe
work 81 regeneration commence Purify he
\ pasty--ria i oTthe the ignorant sshsmeFi lhe
subtle uppsinclpled demaga sue and Gle poll
ished officeseelsing knaye who begs the spi.
lrage which ii The privilege Of fFsemen %
confer, ana IVA need not apprehepd The deiecs
tonof he people
New York CONE DrfEAr o. opR
Parry Unez pssledIy % oursely IS e the
eniirs Democracy, and even 70 the Wings
the empire State has thrownher strong infu'
ence 10 Oursopponenls We are routedin New
York. Iii Is aseerlained beyond dispute Or De-
nialthat there sIbAs WRIoT, as pure, as Git
ed as incofruptlble man as ever bore the.
standard o. party, is defeated for The office of
Governor Of the State BY q majority often lhoui
sand votes being one thousand ess than ibe
majority BY which be was 50 signally and
fialtering elected inls44l Howsuchanans
could be defeated snanWho is an ornament
andan honor 10 every position Of life; man
sublime 10 The very simplicity Of his spollsss
tenor of life, and whose course during his ex-
ecutive term has been distinguished BY the
loftiesi integrity, is 4 mystery in parlizan war
fare or rather would be, did not q free press
place US in possession ofthe secret.
In the State Of New York has long existed
powerful, law,despisug faction denominated
anti.renters, who refuse 10 the proprietors
ofcertrin lands the rent due for occupation Of
the same In the owners Of these lands pro,
prietary right was vested byth Dutch GoyeIh.
rnent through grant and patent, at the first set.
dement, Of the State, and long before the revo-
luton. The Constitution and laws of New
York have always recognized the validity Of
The grants thus conferred by the Dutch Gov
ernment, and, therefore, also acknowledge
the existing relation Of landlord and tenant IN
GLIDING the right TO remuneration OF the ior-
mer and the liability ofthe latter 10 pay The
tenontry have resisted to the extent of force Of
n
arms, the frequent efforts that have been made
to collect the rent; they have maltreated sher-
IFS and other legally constituted officers,
while in the performance of this, their legltl-
mate ,lu,y, aad they have grossly violated the
public peace, by threatening and endangering
the lives of their fellow-citizens- A course
like this, bordering upon anarchy, required the
immediate Intervention Of the Executive, and
Gov. WRronr was equal to the delicate and
extraordinary duty Regardless ofconsequen-
ces, he enforced peace, averted bloodshed, and
asserted the supremacy Of law over turbulent
and inluriated mobocracy. For this, his stern
allegiance 10 the Constitution, eleven thousand
an,i.ronters cast their votes and their influence
for the Wings, andsWRloHT fell in the cause
Of The Constitution and the laws under the
Constitution. Dearer than ever is he 10 the
Democracy, for be has proved himself great
beyond the power Of corruption Nor are we
totally routed IN New York. We have elect
ed Gardiner (Lieut. Goyernor), one Of the two
Canal Commissioners, and ~ or thhtecn mem
bers Of Congress.
" A pop-gun was discharged At our
young friendy last Saturday but as the
firing Of the terrible weapon was directed