The true Democrat., 1855-07-24

III the OCaCo-a ana or JueSe IOuF W7ee OI JlleIll are aohig papers, while the fourth, the Guzette and Democrat, of this city, has long been whag- gish in its inclinations. It opposed the demo- cratic nominees on sundry occasions, and never has, since its establishment, given the demo- cratic candidates cordial support. In getting rid of it entirely as we have, is therefore cause for rejoicing. It has ever been stirrer up of strife in the democratic ranks and inefficient, if not opposed to the democratic party, in its strug- gles.
 Of the democratic papers in the State the fol- lowing is list. They are all bitterly opposed to Know Nottingham.
 The Batesville Democratic Standard.
 '" Ft. Smith HeraM.
 " Van Buren htelAgencer
 {. Dardanelle Post.
 Pine Bluff Republican.
 :" Napoleon Sentinel.
 Philadelphia Taveler.
 Camden South Stump.
 " Eldorado Union.
 7" Hampstead Democrat.
 Helela Star.
 Little Rock True Democrat.
 Eleven democratic papers, all faithful to the cause of democracy and opposed to Know Nottingham all firmly, zealousy and faithfully battling for the same principles they were year ago. when Know Nottingham was not heard of in Arkansas Every democratic paper in the State is true. We have no assertions in the democratic press to record. They are opposed to whiggery in every shape and form and espe- cially ill its worse phase-know Nottingham.
 This looks we'll for the cause. It looks much like Arkansas intends to remain true to her an- cient faith--true to those democratic principles which have made this Union the pride of the word-the asylum of the oppressed--the land of political personal and religious freedom
 To the democratic party, we say support your papers. They are true and faithful. They are firm to their and your misunderstanding for them in prosperity and in adversity-they know mo change or shadow of turning" They are worthy of your support. Unlike the whig pa- pers of the State, they have not been carried away by the ephemera excitement which Know Nottingham Is now attempting to produce. They have not deserted their party 0T We have noticed an attempt made by the Gazette and Democrat, to get up feeling about the removal of POPE, late post master at Little Rock. We think this matter of agitation by the editors of that paper is in bad taste coming from professed democrats. The first idea of in- quiry that suggests itself to every one is wheth- CT the late incumbent was, or was not a demo- crat. We have always understood that Mir. POPE was a federalist, and we are surprised at the sympathy expressed by the Gazette men at the removal. There must be something more then fitness for office under the rosc," that induced the crocodile sympathy and tears of BoRLASD and DANl.EY.-Fort Smith HeraM.
 And this is not all The last Gqaette con- plains of the removal of John Wilson, com missioner of the general land office, from office As long as Mr. Wilson was a wHIG he was tolera- ted by the administration butwhen he joined the know nothings, President Pierce removed him. It was right. The President ought not to keep a know nothing in office. The Gazette complains of the removal of Mir. ing party under its wing. We'll, be it so. We suppose that paper will now appear in its true guise. It has all along been whiggish, and now it is open mouthed. President Pierce's admin istration on democrtic principles, does not suit Dr. Borland.