The true Democrat., 1856-10-14
MORNING, OCTOBER IA. 1856.
PIzER1NoruMs.--Ho! and read from the N asL.

l vile Patriot, the following paragraph:
 "On market street, yesterday morning we noticed fashionable canine' seemingly ad ust- ing his collar by rubbing his neck against the curb stone. By some accident the fastening came unloosed, and the collar, which was a neat chain, dropped upon the ground. The animal contemplated the accident with some surprise for moment, picked up his collar in his mouth and took it to bystander, who ad- justed it again upon his dogship's neck to the evident satisfaction of the brute. He trotted of in the best possible humor."
 This we take to be capital dog-ry-type of an Arkansas pizerinctum In "the wild hunt af- ter ohice," having rubbed his "collar" of, against the ''curb stone" of Amerrca,sism (which repudiates "collars" and excludes all "collar dogs') "tho animal contemplated with sur prise," no doubt, his being, for the first time since he was "whelped," without that badge ot subserviency to master It was more than his canine philosophy could bear. So, he "picked up the collar in his mouth," and "sneaked' off to Gover.or Conuay (who he had been barking at, most furiously, the day before) "who adjusted 1t again to his degshps neck, to the evident satisfaction of the brute" Then, whether
 "Mongrel puppy, whelp or hound,
 Or cur of low dcgree,''
 he trotted of in the best possible humor"- to the appropriate tune of "the rogues march," most gleefuly performed upon "the family or gan" Hence it is that, ever since with tail erect, he has been yelping at Americans, and "cocking up his eg' at every corner of the street. And hence, no doubt that learned sag nicht (once Chief Justice, and now Attorney General elect, without regard to qualifica- tions') derived the term ptzsrlnctum, from the Pennsylvania Dutch words-"pizer to squirt, and rinctana, backwards!"
 The above elegantly chast and classically pure editoral is an emanation from the fruitful brain of the sapient sub, who grinds out the ar ticles for the Gazette & Democrat during the absence of the editor Captain Christopher Co., lumbus Danley. A sensible man would have thought the ex-United States Senator too smart to indict so contemptible an artice-one too, like and over charged gun, would recoil upon himself Who sir pray is the Hon. Solon Bor- land? Is he not a piseranctum of the worst kind? But short while ago. the Hon. Solon Borland was the special advocate pf democratic men and measures-though in Arkansas he was but the leader of disorganizing facton-- in national point of view, he claimed to be the simon pure democrat, yet having lost the confidence of those who ere now regarded him as leader-the ali of party, the principles of which are intoerant and anti-republican, and its object the overthrow of democratic principles he has heretofore prded himself as being the true exponent. The apologist and supporter of man for President of the United States (Miilard Filmore) whom, while mem- Der of the United States Senate, he regarded as fit subject for the gibbet and if left to him (Borland) to pass judgment upon would have hung the "modcl presldehr' until he was ad-dcad-dead-(vid Borland's speech on public expeudtures) Who then is the pize,- nctumf He that swallows Fillmore and Know Nottingham, or he that steadily adheres to de- mocratic principles?
 Let us, however, congratulate the democracy upon the removal of all ulcer and plague spot from the party, by the Hon. Soon Borand's apoStacy, and we most sincerely pray, from all such, the good Lord deliver us Yet, sir, we arc to some extent surprised at his presumption; that this demi-god, in his own estimation, but rather demagogue ill the estimation of sen- sible men, should denoninated the honest voter who does not remain with faction after find lng its principles are inconsistent with his own as pizerinctum and waring the "dog's collar" Truly political morality has come to pretty pass when the renegade prates about desertiou of principle by one who has ever been elevat ed above his merit who could only be tied on to party, and kept in place by the labeled collar and chain, and though he has now changed masters, the collar and chain still remains, and on 1t is written in bold characters. "DEMAGoGUE. any 6ody's dog for o5ne."
 But smartng under the crushing defeat in the election just over, and the consciousness of his own danlnabe apostacy--iu a moment Of frenzy he gives expression to his true scnti mentS-hiS contempt for the masses-whom he thinks are like himself-cannot honestly ally themselves with party, without having placed around their necks the collar and chain.
 Here Is one who has heretofore affected to be a sincere lover of the "dear people" since his retirement into the shades of private life" by the fiat of "vor poputt'-he sneaks behind the tripod to disgorge his venom and assail the in tegrty of honest men, whose principles he can- not appreciate. But that such men as Borland and Danley should reflect upon pizerinctunas, as they term them, Is presumption too great to excite other feelings than those of contempt.
 Many democrats, 1t is true, joined the order of Know Nothings and in doing 20 yielded no principle, nor to any extent shouldere! the ini- quities of that party. When satisfied that the principles of Know Nottingham were inconsist- ent with true republcanisn, like good men and true, deserted "the foul party" returned home to the honest fold, cured of the folly of wan dering after false gods-repentng sincerely they had contributed to forward the views of demagogues in their wild hunt after office."
 But let us tread lightly over the ashes of the distinguished dead-the voice of the people | has consigned the Hon. United States Senator to a retirement so deep and so profound, that the hand of the political resurrectionist will never disturb him. The fetid carcass of the | United States Senator will never disturb us, the disinfecting influence of true democracy will rob it of its pestilent influence.
 Regularly Sold Out.
 Some time since, while stopping at the Sut- ter house, in Sacramento city, California, 1 ac- |