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

our opponents as their candiAnto for q scat 10
Congress. He is worthy Of being the Wing
standard bearer, and we feel sincere regret
that 50 gallant 4 champion,of hopeless cause
should bear from the uell.ioughs aeld dus1'
tfsiled banner He has, however. neu'tsilzsd
his hobIa qualities oIIssar and head win 'ae
boison II iaiss principle el notwithstanding
all tbs, Ne bad laiber ouslsia lhe az p poll'
lies. less worthy antagonist That re ella
IL sianalIy vanaushsd ana with him hls Pros
tra.s though once powerful party requires no
Drophes 10 loresee nor seer 70 predict
Onslhe lirsl Monday q next month
NH eommenes another session q Cong ess,
which win probabI be che most important and
Interesting that has ever met il The Capitol q
the Union. The game Of party WILDE PLAYED
10 perleclion By The Wigs whowill send forth
fgomthe Representatives Hall ruin speech
Is, q affect tie cfedulty d those lvhoare inca
BE, II are moi willing g judge and examine
lo themselves. Woe woe woe u lham.
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bra e was he cry among the ancient Moors,
when The knights Of Castle went forth e DEL
Faslate their cities; and the panic boot among
The Wings viii be equally hideous and appal
ling untilt The advent Of the next Presidential
election, when h viii swell INTO grand chorus
Ia kind Of national lamene ioF The countless
wounds inflicted upon the prosperity Of the
country By loco foco domination.
Such spirit as this, devoid Of candoF, rea-
son and inaguanimisy every patriot will depEeT
cate Itu:ll take from legislation is dignity,
diyerths attention ofthe Representative from
The interests ofthe nation to the interests Of
mere parry and cast obloquy and reproach upS
81 he Government athome and abroad, all
Il which viii Be duly and unblushingly ac-
credited 10 the loco focos We infer from the
past il thus anticipating the fdtotc but hope
thai anticipatious So discrediiableto the Wing
party will moi DO realized. But experience
teaches the wisdom Ofbeiug prepared for such
an event, BY correct reports Of Congressional
proceedings This, as one Of the Democratic
press, we shall attend to in such a manner as,
we eeIconfdent, will give full satisfaction to
our numerous patrons throughout Mississippi
Ia our editorial columns we viii give weekly
an impartial synopsis of the more important
proceedings Of the national legislature, and
Correspondent resident at the Capital, whose
opinions, from his ability and position, are en-
titled 10 consideration, will furnish us with oc-
casional letters, In this manner, by the simple
force Of truth, will we counleract any and eve
nv Misrepresentation that may be put forth
with view d. prejudice Democrats against the
action Of Congress and the Administrations
TIE PosIrloN OF PARTiEs.-" Defeat"
a word 10 which, oflate, we have been some
what unaccustomed has clouded our prospects
and checked our hopes in several sections Of the
Union, and it istime, full time for US TO consi-
der what causes have brought upon US those
reverses. And It is not for the Democracy to
feed upon vain hopes, to indulge in idle pal
liations, or be obstinately blinded to its own
own defects. wEARE OUR OWN vANouIsH-
Eas-we are anthors Of our own defeats Ab.
surd, strange as may seem this declaration, at
The first glance, il is susceptible Of the cearesi
demonstration.
Ia the last Presidential election we permits
ted Pennsylvania to deceive herself; we were
intentionally misrepresentod BY lheshortsight-
ed policy Of Democratic rsthere, who So
lemnly asserted, in lheyery face Of the unnis-
taxable resolutions Of the Baltimore cOnyen-
ton, thai The Democratic was The protective
party. shame upon such deception. ret
ribuIion was but JUST Had we fOughtfor and
yindcaled The great principle o. revune Ia
rif: had we bat proved the partial operation
of she protective policy stronghold after strong
h6ld would no, have surrendered % our antag.
ooIsr 10 such rapid succession, that, bewilder-
ID ana amazed, we are leit 70 ask Where is
The republican party nowT Alas echo re.
spends, where ,"
ButNew York-lhe empire siaie-her de-
feclion Is thsmos astonishing. slLAs WRIonr
bsalen lor Govsrnor-:he cineinnaius Of the
North defeated 5 ran obscure Wbigl How
Is this
Why II is nothing more, were we less san
qo'ne. lhao es should have expected For The
hintine efeEy pfioeiple % or ,party--sub.