HArs's CREEk. NIarch l. lsl5.
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To the Editor of the Mississippi Democrat:


You must pardon me for once more
deigning to notice a Puny squib in youE
last paper, written by ihat silly wight, Be-
nevolus- When wrote my last eOmnu-
nication for your paper, Twas mistaken as
TO the real name, character and standing
of this poor fellow, or | would not have
troubled you with a criticism on his igno-
rance and impertinence. l then thought
that he was an individual, who might By
some persons be tho6ght worthy of some
public Office; but have since been IN
formed who he is, and know him to be I
poor sycophant, who is at all times ready
to fawn around, cringe and asuccumb,' 2 %
any one whose patronage he might secure
by his servility. His squ;bs were written
with the intention AMI hope Of securing
the favor or patronage Of those who mus
scorn the ignorance and despise the vanity
and meanness that dictated them.


BenevoIus pretends to think, that there
can be no such a thing as party organ,