The Van Buren press., 1859-12-02

ears of the old democrats VITO nave sPcn'
their long lives in the RANKS OF the party
truIy mortiiying is it to them TO hnd a. the
end of their career that their whole hves
have been monstrous political iais"hood.
I;:a iiv would we discover this stranger
land from which cmeggsS these qneer demo
rats. Arkansas seems to be iavorlte re-
SOFT for these ncw-iangi led -o!d-iine demo
Gratis.
B,,: to IN. o. het ami last angle OF my tri-
angie. Here we De:iold the Irkdns'dn u
b,m friend of Mr. Wilson ana oitter en-
nv Of Hindman-I mean politically. Inns
paper certainly exhibits greater earnestness
| in this quarrel than the subject merits Its
readers are becoming tirei of SO much about
the Ajax, because they are heartily Y sick ami
com pletely disgusted with the Ajax himself
and all things connected with him Yet
must saw that no editors ever had greater
aggravaton than those Of the Ark0ns,on
The contemplate scriblers of the Old Lane
! Democrat seem to revel in their abuse OF
tine Junior editor of the Ark0nstaR
Delighting to intersperse their senseiess
communications with epithets well calcula-
ted to gall noble soul such as animates
the body Of the junior editor of that paper.
One is almost ashamed to acknowledge a
common brotherhood with those who prey
upon the reputation of Others and are pos
sessed of only sufficient ability to make
their attacks annoying, without being wor-
thy of a repulse 1t is such beings these
who delight to howl, hyena like, over the
graves of the great and good. tho hurl their
poisonous darts regardless of all decency.
and rely for protection on their own in,ig
a N
madness and in this We find some apology
for undue spirit manifested by the elitor-
of the 1rkansiaa. Mr.. Wilson with '':a:
true dignity which Is eves the charc,er a"
fof a tue gentleman and an honest man,
keeps out of the petty war of.pithets which
RACES around him. Despi>ing the puny a.
saul;s which the contemplate >cri ......- AZ,
continually making upon MIN ; h
mines to out-lvc all their ac., -. i"', il.
well knows that billing gate az.
ting is trrie eIn ,,'s.n .. " 'aNne-- ''.'
he who lee!s abb. mann "s, hi, powe. by
deeds neeis no uiuml''i 40 Assert M -ialmS
Ihe de,pI, Il ie accusations tina, n l'eu-
artl' les N the rolulnn, of .e Ario"S'a" =
900 ieeoie 10 ..s :ot;' ..-. t,a- -
nim~eii. We know = " ,u an
We Know h .oa.,. a. ~ 80 tb..', ~ --.,o,-
las to those disgs.,.:rl II! /. wn. II c;.a.
a:;e.ise- ..ie wa az ~ - .n z" an Il
81 or ,,It, ",- 40 a
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q. ~ 'cnicr, may csia "a, ;..re D. 'Ul
up The reputation OF NJ iiin!man. bat
nothing can appear IN it> colamn> to ,hak,
the faith Of those who know Nj. Wilson
in his integrity, honesty. and unwavelin-
allegiance to the principles Of the demo
icratic party. And in con fusion iet me say
in humble voice to the editor, of demo.
,ciat.c journals. let Mr.. Hin,:man alone
Agitation Is Al, sua, keeps hIs name bclo.,
the people. II i the storm VI. il keep
u'uI rpon tn. .s.,, .. he oilloN-. IN a cain
- Nj. sink TO his proper lcve. and be no
."j m moe. Ia puiti al warfare it i.
like the Shipwre k at sca--,he light thing
1ati nppn the sUria>" and are seen by ali
" -" al" o.. ~, Iuuie valuable sink il
IN waves. .c - in Of pea e will be tn
requiem ri the mistaken I ungre>> man
HE h:ou', wii envelopes him Will smotl
":c.r. tu. iIi~s ihal animate and keep aiiv,
i.ia, 'ILi f1rur b-norraf The disappear
anrr oi one from public notice will be th,
~igna! of the overthrow oi the other Th,
suiIen waters OF oblivion will carry
them both To a common tomb. The man
tie OF forgetfulness will soon wrap then
both from sight. and peace will again reigr
as before their lll-on,ened entrance into tht
IpolItlcal circle of Arkansas. Leaving then
them to their long meritcd oblivion, let IL.
begin our preparations for that struggl,
which approaches with apparent strength
and threatens an overthrow of our cher
ished institutions. Pacific.