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"Since our statements last week con.
corning Gov. McNutt have Dot been dc.
MED, we shall not enter into bis defence
from the attack made upon him by the
Reformer. He is able to defend bimself
although it will be rather novel task for
him to defend himself from the attacks Of
democrats. He has long been the mark
for the gall Of whig yi.uperation. He has
rendered more service to the democratic
cause - longer service = never intermit-
ting service, than all the milk and water
politicians in the State put together. This
much we should say in defence Of Major
Barton or any other long tried and faith
full democrat.


We shall now dismiss the subject, and
await further developments. Gov. Nc
Mutt too, we presume, will await some
proof Of the charges made against him.
When the Reformer has destroyed him,
perhaps there are some other democrats
(old democrats) it may break lance with.
For our part we prefer exposing The Choc
tau and Chickasao land claim specula-
tions, to assailing men Of our party; and
one thing is certain, if we can't do the
public some service by exposing fraud and
yilainy, we shall never be accused of 81
/ nee touching the highhanded games Of
swindlers; nor will we be the tool of any
man or SET Of men, of any clique, or CO.
torie, whose advancement depends upon
the prostraton Of honest and firm m-hearted
democrats MississipPiun.