The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-28
Albert G.. Brown. and his
ReVilerS.


No man has heen more increasingly OF
more Indignantly traducod during the pend
ing canvass. than Hon. A. q, REowN, Re.
preventative in Congress from this District.
Foote traye.s around, with his tratorous al.
lies, aud he emits hls low yulgarisms, which
would disgrace eiWus.elown, upon the
uamd aud character OF Gov Brown. Daw.
son not daring to meet him, in fair. magma.
minous argument before the people, slides,
shost.hke Though the remote corners Of the
District, and lifts his pauy voice, against the
,talwatl man whom all the enemies OF Dem
ocmcy have combined to deleal--ALBERT
G BRowN The fedgeling orator the
mushroom of yesterdays termination, flung
'inta tins breathing world but halt made
up makes its first tender effort in ludic.
rous assailment of Gov BRowN. From
every qnarter--from pigmy and giant
comes the torrent of vltuperation and ssn-
der. aud all OF that SkWikiRg. craven eharne.
ter, which il is so dltiiut to confront and
arrest A manly enemy is not to feared
but the eratctiRg reptiles Of catamHg are
Arrays beneath yoar feet, and yon must
either tread them to the very DUST or pass
them coutemptuously by Mere compass
sion dictates the latter course
The most braZen attempt has lately been
made to injuro fatally the oharaeter and
standing OF Gov, Brown with his consttu.
ents OF the 4th congressional district. An
anonymous pamphleteer- under the seduc.
Ave name OF "Union Mai" name woe.
fully prosttuted in these days--has Hooded
this District, with the AID OF the purses OF
some wealthy Natchez FederaIists, with
two pamphlets of 80 pages each, under the
title, "1he Trae Issue Stated. " The OBJ.
lect OF the writer is to prove that A. &.
Brown is disunionists--~and that therefore
the issue between him aud his snai.paced
competitor, is Union OF Disunion These
pamphlets have called forth scalhng efiti-
cism from the able pen ol then intended vic.
tim, under the appropriate caption. The
other Sntc of the True Issue 'Stdtea.' Gov
Browns rejoiuer to his anonymous and
virulent assailant, is mastery aud triumph
ant. IL is complete expose OF a stupend-
GUS political fraud upon the people OF con
gresslonaI district, and we nope IL will reach
the hands OF every voter in East Mississippi.
The Governor proves from the record,
that "Unon Man has basey and wiltul-
| y misrepfesented hum that he has gafbled
his speeches torn whole sentences from
their context, lnterpoIated words and sen.
tences never uttered by him, into pretended
extracts from Gov. Browns speeches IN Con
gress, and from his published addresses since
his return. These things, IN such form,
are no more the sentiments OF Albert q.
Brown than they are ours, OF those Of any
other citizen OF the District, with the excep.
tlon OF their elandestIne aud evidently an.
principle authof--Is G IN SHct q 4eay as
thtS, that an eminent citizens, who has CIV
Ell sixteen years OF his life 10 the public er-
vices, is to be put down. Are the conspl-
rators against character TO be successful, and
is the new proseyte to whiggery, A. b Daw
sou, to get into public place, with such me-
farious aids and appllancef as we have ex.
posed Is The wealth gf'the Natches aris-
t0cracy. 10 inundate us with printed false
hoods. and is such ganc--unwothy Of
manhood and reproachgul to magnanimlty
to seduce the Democracy OF this Dis.
strict from an old, tried aud faithful ser.
want
We ask an unnecessary question, which
the yeomanry OF the East whom no threats
can inlimidate and no bribery seduce, will
answer. on the first and second days Of No.
yember. by rolling up majority OF twen.
ty five hundred ior A. g. Brown, a friend Of
the Constitution aud Of the Union---a Dem
ocral whose Democracy lives in the public
records Of the country for the last l6 years
"a man wbome the people have always
"deighted to honof." "--Ctdrton.