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0ErThe foliowing notice of the Morrison ''Dsmo-
crat,'' is from the Brookrile American of Nov ii.
The American is a achig paper; and the editor hon
esty confesses, what be knew full well before, that


the ,ehigs couH rejoice TO see Morrison tear do,ca
The Sentinel establishment" This is the reason why
Morrison has ten whig subscribers to oae dethocfat


in this vicinity But the result will be as the Amer


lean anticipates and for the reason given that though
Morrison may be backed by few "strong men," tire
rank and file are on our side:


"Ixb1ANA DEMocRA T This paper tie proposed
commencement of which was announced some months
since, reached us by this weeks mail 1t Is published
by A. F. Morrison & Spann. 1t Is not quite large
the American, and is gotten up in pretty good
style. In politics If is thoroughly democratic. MIR.
Morrison is an able and practical political writer.
Although it makes many and heavy tlrusts at Chap
mans, it pursucs a dignifed character-but we as
sure Mr. Morrison, if he intends to compete success
fully with the editors of the Sentinel, he will have
to rise early and trim his lamp until a late hour.
The Chapmans Eve Judge Of them by their paper for
we have but little personal acquanance,) are labOri-
and unwearied in the prosecution Of their editO
rial labors. Notwithstanding MIR. Morrison and his
paper may be backed by such strong as Peaslee,
Pepper, Drake, Judge Morrison, Lane, Buell., &C.,
vet we ore satisfied he has not the rank and file of
the democracy of the State with him. The wings
would rejoice TO see Mr.. Morrison tear down the
Sentinel establishment, if even he did Samson did
the pillars of the Temple, as we have no love for the
concern. But 60 it boys We anticipate fun. But
in short time we fear Morrison will be seen follow
! ing after John P. Dunn. singing this song
Your tack see. and III pursue,


Look out for me, am coming too."


| The BrOokriHe Democrat of the same date, con-
tains the following notice of Morrison's Democrat
| OrRumor says that the ''indlana Democrat - has
made its appearance in this place; it ddnot visit our
diggins but came blubbering along like sick
key and sought refuge in the whig ofIice-where ii
is SAID 10 be "a respectable sheet Judas was IA
vorite with the chief priests.