The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
For the True Democrat. Federalism Dissected,
Or Federalism alias Whigisnl shown in
 their true ColOrs.

Federalism Dissected,
 Or Federalism alias Whigisnl shown in
 their true COlOrs.
 NO. V.
 The national republican federalists," having, contrary to the most sanguine expectations, sustained such terrible defeat in 1928, found 1t impossible to reorganize their broken and scattered phalanxes in time to make efectua opposition to the increasing popularity of the veteran Jackson; therefore, in 1882, in spite of all their stale trickery, their accustomed whin- nings, the sage of the hermitage was again elect ed as the president of the people.
 At the expiration of the second term of the old hero, the federal party again applied them selves assiduously to invent plans tod efeat his successor. Thinking, or rather supposing, that a majority of the people of this free, proud, and happy republic, possessed like themselves, that species of patriotism, whose standard is estimated by paltry dollars and cents and whose religion consists in the
 ''--Beef, that, the chief end of man
 Is to keep what he's got, and to get what he can, they secretly, and treacherously, set them selves to work, in order to produce crisis ir monetary affairs. Before they could properly mature their plans, the day of election rolled around, and they were doomed to sustain third defeat still more inglorious than thei former ones.
 Nothing discouraged, they immediately went to work to rally their discom6ted forces and now at the suggestion of Daniel Webster, (wh( intimated that "a rose by any other name would smell as sweet,') they concluded to desecrate the honored name of whig by ap propliating it to their use. Deceived by thei adoption of that time- honored name, thousands now went over to that party who never haC any confidence either in them or their princ pies.
 Controlling in great measure the monieC institutions of the Unon the vile and corrup party now determined to force the people into acquiescences with their sordid and atrociou measures. For this purpose, they determined in secret, as usual that all of the banks ove which they had control, (and their name wa legion) should on preconcerted day "suspenc specie payment" Accordingly, on the 10th 0 May, 1887, every bank in New York city sus pended, and in a few days every one in tht State, together with the banks of every city il the Union. As a precursor of what might b. expected should this odious, detestable, anc money-loving party get into power, universa pail seemed to be spread over the nation Tn deepest distress and stagnaron of business pre- vailed throughout the length and breadth O the country The people as usual, without taking the trouble to investigate affairs, attrbut ed the sad and deplorable state of matters the, existing to the acts of the then administration whilst the whig, alias federal party sat with fl endish delight goating over the distress. misery and ruin they had caused. The deprivatio, and gloom brought on the people of the Unit ed States by the machinations of the whig party were without parallel in the history of ou country. It would seem, that as often as tn people of the United States had been dupe and deceived by the federal party, under assum ed names that they would no longer suffe themselves to remain passive instruments the hands of such an interruptions and design ing party, to effect the overthrow of the yer measures which they, together with their pa triotic sires, assisted to establish. but experlenc goes to prove. that the democratic party hay ever been led astrav fora while by novelty 0 change and none understand their peculiantie or eccen trcites better than their old opponents who never fail to cater to their itching dcsir for novelty by adopting new names to suit cir cumstances Having exhausted their store ( chlcanery and trickery, as master stroke C policy, worthy of Ned Buntline, or even of tn willy Machaveli himself, they have now re solved to unite secrecy with all of their move mentS. As might have been expected, the succeed in gulling many honest democrats. bu no evil exists without its concomitant gooC so Krow Nottingham has proved the filth sluice through which the democratic party ha discharged all of the gross, corrupt, and vena matter which has weighed so heavily on it energies, and which has marred its otherwis fair and honorable character
 ARKANSAS.