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0S3~ Jos. S. Ieake, worthy old demo-
crat, formerly of the ofice-desipising coun-
ty Of Lowndes, remarkable for writing let
,ers from Jackson for the ewspapcrs, is
very bitter in his denunciations of what he
calls "yearliags new converts to the de-
mocracy--what is of late called elsewhere
the Young Democracy. He seems parlicu.
larly sensitive Of the appointment Of such
70 Office. There is truth in much that
Leake says, but we cannot, for the life Of
us, help thinking that ho is himself vora-
cious after the public fodder"--that he
Us eager to secure for himself good place
at the trough, and drive the yearlngs"
out into the range. II viii be remember.
ed that he was advertised as an esirayo
in all the whig papers, soon after the no.
mination OF Polk. Old cattle, given to
s'raying and jumping fences, are less wor-
thy of being well fed than promising young
yearngs?'