POLITICAL CONSISTENCY.
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The H;lsboro' Recorder of the goth June, says
-" Notwithstanding all their high claims, these
exclusive Democrats have never attempted an ex-
position of their creed" Our friend HEARTr must
be careless reader of the Democratic Republi-
can Journals, if he has failed the principles
of the party over. and over avewed. Does not the
editor know that we have faith in the capacity of
man for selEgovernment, which Federalism. has
not7 We think this a very fundamentals ground
Of difference. When one party contend &k: tie
rights Of man, and another for the privileges of an
aristocracy the creed of the former might be- very
well ellAnderstood: ~


,, The Democratic party do not believe, with the
federalists, that free suffrage is curse to any
Epeople'-but that the mass of the people are tn e
lawful and the best judges of the qualifications of
any candidate for Office, from the President down.
The Democratic party contend for the rights of
the States, secured by glorious Constitution,
and do not think, with the Federalists, that Ca
State Government is incompatible with general
government" ILL.,


: The Democratic party support the creed of
THoMAs JEFFERSON, and do not believe, with the
Federalists, that he was "jacobn, rufian, an
infdeI &C."


The Democratic Republican party believe, 1st,
in a rigid and safe construction of the Constitu-
tlon. End, They are opposed to National Bank
Sd They are opposed to the recognition of any
system of internal improvements by the General
Government. 4th, They are opposed to high
and oppressive protective tariff. 9Th, They are
opposed to all legalized monopolies destructive te
the public veal. 9th, They are opposed to Abo
lition, and to any League or concert with Aboli
tfonists.


The Democratic Republican party are in favol
of MARTIN VAN BuREN, the faithful exponent O