The true Democrat., 1854-12-13


 MIR. EDITOR: We have just seen stray number of the Gazette and Democrat in u1h;"i we are treated with very interestino nrodnn. ton purportng to have been written by Tor.
 1t IS generally known ill Crawford county as we'll as elsewhere, that the editor of the Gayot+o IS ms own correspondent. Of course we accord to him all the credit of being the author of tbe very J"amy and interesting production above al- luded to. V 'i- It IS quite immateral whether the autbor bo Vox or the editor the impression attemntod to be made that our delegation or either of them nave solo or attempted to sell us to Helena. or any o'ner point on account of any friendship :na. eA,slS between them and Goveanor Conaooy IS as talse as the author is conteo,pt,Me Our delegation are not. neither have +bo,. been, pledged to any project for the eastern te.. minus. They are pledged to represent tba in terest of their constituents. and WE bave m fears of being sold by them to any railroad nro, lect, neither do we expect them to he influenced ry by any improper motives as to the coursa tho1- may pursue in relation to the eastern rr,,;n,,s We expect them to be governed bv wbatovar they consider the public interest demands of them-the opinion of the editor of the Gazette to the contrary notwithstanding.
 We have not the pleasure of any nart;cular acquaintance with the editor of the Gazette who assumes to himself to be model of wis, dom. Occasionally y stray number of his nanpr gets up among us, by which we learn that inc Governor and nearly every body else are uoo5zes and tooEs. This is deeply and sincerely to be lamented At the same time the peonle of onr young and beloved State ought not to desnond While they can yet call to mind with m ord;' nary degree of pleasure and hope for the future that this Solomon-ike editor is in their midet
 What cheering rsQectionsi
 Without intending any disrespect to this would be great man, s0e beg 1euve to ask acho he asY and maere did he come tro,np 0 ''' Men, Ill many respects, are like the nobla animal "h horse" There are educated borSoS others that never attain to anything greater than mere snattenng of an education, while there thlrd class that are range or grass raised- hApenence has fully demonstrated that the latter class cannot with any certainty of success undergo the necessary training to make them nt assoclates for their more fortunate species- A lew years pampering and high life in q oreat nioJorty ol cases result in hg-head. stiff dsorel1 etc., etc. .V ''''O' "''' , ' ust so with many men in our day and time. who are endowed with an unusual quantity of !hipuuehce and who are strangers to any tam Ing or rehnlng influence; like the grass or range faisea horse, cannot successfully be pampered ana groomed, as has been fully illustrated and .etlned Tn the case of the ex-auditor, who, af. ter lew years stabllng and pampering in the auditors office, at the expense of that unfortu- nate class he terms noodles and tooZs comes forth With heavy coat of flesh and ha5r diseased with @9-heod, tempestuous i9lotion of chest etc. etc. ' |, ne disease ot the head of course is incura ole' put Tor the chest we recommend few eoses of Jaynes Wind Expelers.
 Yours, in haste
 CRAWFORD COUNTY