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The Southern Reformer and the Holly
Springs Guard, in their zeal for the cleo
ton of Roger Barton, seem 10 have lost
sight of the many and distinguished servi.
ces Of ihc veteran Democrat, A. G. Nc
Mutt. If the Ex-Governor were whig
he could hardly expect more bitter op-
position TO his elevation 10 the Senate than
has been eyinced by the able democratic
journals arrayed against him. As the
Mississippian observes, it is rather novel
to see Gov. McNuit attacked by demo.
Gratis, and the mark for their vituperative
gall. From both the prints in question,
better things might have been expected.
But their denunciations and abuse will fall
harmless at the feet Of the old lion of De-
mocracy, and render no service to Roger
Barton--who, ifthey have not other means
Of aiding him in his political aspirations
than virulent and abusive attacks upon his
Old fellow soldier in the democratic cause


may well exclaim "Delver me from my


trends" Such elegant arguments against
man the people of Mississippi have ever


delighted to honor, as "The impudence Of
his Er. .Erceliency is cool,' and "down-


right BLocKHEADIsM or vIILANY" will
hardly put down McNult or elevate Bar


ton. As the Guard remarks, "Confdence
Is Of slow growth" and democratic ed
lor Of some few months service, however
able, must expect TO tarry longer at Jericho,
ere he will have waxed so great in the
grace and confidence Of the Democracy
as to be able 20 set aside patriot who has
grown grey in their service--by merely
m,ou,hing the pretty words ''impudence--
oockheadism, and villanyw Dol. Dem.