PROSPECTUS OF THE
TRUE DEMOCRAT II,
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THE undersigned, having extingulshed the
last light of Whiggery in Eastern Mississip-
pi, by purchasing the AURORA office, pro-
poses to publish in the town of PAULDING, a
newspaper, to be called the True Demo
cTat-a name, fully and Significantly lndlca-
ting its future course and politics. The glorious
ascendancy OF our party deslgnates this as the
auspicious moment 70 purge our ranks oil all
who do not cherish, in its purity and slmpll-
city, the Democratic creed of our venerated IA
theirs. All are not Democrats, good and true
who call themselves such. The return of
"new lights will be hailed 10 our ranks, rs
prodigals returning TO the great Democratic
family, but in no case will their aspirations to
immediate rule among us be toleraed-they
must first become "bridle-wise" and show
some marks Of the "harness" For time
they must stand " foot to foot" and shoulder TO
shoulder with those who have borne the bur.
den in the heat of the day, and who stood by
the eventful administrations ofJACkSON and
VAN BUREN, maintaining, at every hazard,
the Democratic faith, as handed down by JEFF
,FERSON and MADISON These were
the administrations that '1ried mems souls, and
are the true tests Of political orthodoxy. The
puOtlC scullllelS on the WalCH- OWeIS III Lust
Mississippi, have remained silent, while the
grossest frauds have been concocted and car
rled out Here, in this land of republican ex-
celIence, and the State which gave me birth, it
is my inestmable privilege to assist in keeping,
bright and pure, the sterling Democracy of a
fast recedng age. Whenever, or wherever, |
see frauds, whether by Wings or Democrats,
attempted to be practsed on the people or 90.
vernment, either State or Federal, emulalng
the manly and uncompromisng course of that
genuine patriot the lamented HAGAN, nothing
shall deter me from using every effort to expose
them and their authors. In one word, all the
ability labor, and vigilance, (which my nature
is capable shall be exerted to promote and per-
pctuate the political and social interests of the
whole people; with the expectation of thus do
ing, of meeting and receiving their approval
and patronage.


The first number of the TRUE DEMO.
GRAFT will be issued on the second Monday Of
May next, after which it will be issued regu.
larly every Wednesday. Price Of subscription
Three Dollals per annum.


OLIVER c. DEASE


PAULDrNo, Jasper CO., Mi, April % l545.