True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-19

feat of McNuu; and more glorioos is he IN
defeat than he could have been in triumph,
when such spawnsh allies were TO have been
propitiated.
We call up these "reminiscences occasionally,
TO keep fresh in the popular mind the devious
course of certain political gamesters whom
concurrence of accidents has thrown upon The
surface of political life to show how admirably
Nature can caricature her own productions, by
an occasional contrast Of the genuine with the
counterfeit
UNIoN.-Nothing is accomplished by dis.
cord and division. No country has ever Sc.
cured her freedom with discordant counsels or
factious army; while, on the other hand
nations apparently insignificant, have won
enduring glory and trumphcd over treble
and better organized force, by "a union oil all
its patriotism, concentration of its energies,
and singleness in its great purpose oil nation
al emancipation. Thus with Greece: lew
hundred invincible spirits the flower Of her pa
triotism, repulsed thousands in the Pass oil
ThermopylU, aud rendered. that vale shrine
for the plgrimages of the devotees of classic
glory
So in all things the motto of the victor ev-
er has been, Union is Strength" Let us en-
gage in no contest no matter how strong the
scattered force, without a thorough, an etii
cient organization and union There is no
such thing as divided strength in the hour OF
danger or in the moment of struggle. Weare
not now abiding to military proves; we re-
fer TO the moral energy which is the strong
arm of warfare in political contests, and is
more effective than all the little intrigues-
those plots Matched forth by that superannuated
setting hen called Cunning, which unprin-
cped, base ambition may bring into play.
Are we riehll Is True Democracy the true
political faith2 Ifso, he is a ptiiul cham.
pion 10 her cause who would not make some
sacrifices of personal aspirations, at least so far
as to be submissive to the popular will Let
no man, relying upon the forbearance of those
whom he seeks to betray, attempt to divide us,
for the Vaccination though adroity devised,
will be bunderngly executed, and prove an
exceedingly ridiculous failure 1t would on
ly CEMENT our union, and prove his own
honorless detection from cause TO which he
was united by some low-bon motive, and to
which his adhesion was neither honor nor adj
7 vantage We use strong terms but they are
not ELECTED at the present time, by the insilu-
Gus course OF any adhsrent to the popular prin-
ciples Of genuine Democ racy. Holding our
selves responsible for any betrayal Of the PEG.
pie, we WILL Of all hazards, expose the traitor
and nip the treason in the bud This is the
duty Of an independent press bearing alot the
banner with the inscription, SEPARATION
FROM DENA0osUEs,-So ONE Man DicTA
TIoS-xo CoRRUPTIoS OF THE SUFFRAGE
These are principles 10 be maintained ,-suef
is the fat Of the people,-and their opPos'e'
are 10 be eombatied and overthrow. AS IN
strumenls in this labor Of patriotism we shat
nove onward with heart and soul cod mind
enlisted ia the Struggle Success IN suei
a cause. is certain. to doubt i ~on'i B. 70 IT'D
puen the political virtue Of the p.opie. anl o
thai We have nevsr lasa hope
Be UNITED. then, BE- FIRM fear net The eh
posure Of fraud. OF collision, Of ineaFaehy q
public stations or public men, and tbe virtue
ibs pa,riotism ofths country, showing The mo
tive. will guarantee the triumph
no We give, ibis week. the aHihsHiis co
+ py ofthe Oregon reaiyas i CONES from %
Presided, end in ths form IN which i has besi
officially ratified by The Governments Of b0-l