Fo- the T'ribuge.
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NoBs AND DENocRAcY.-You complain of
-nobs, Lynch-law and the immortality Of u people


ina. countrnance such violence; you represent the
.qpuaify of them as one of the evils attending
Democracy but, with a little close attention, YOU
will see thar they result only fran mongrel adj
m!aistration, which is as different from true De-
mocracy as it is from the firm and decided oligar
civ of England. Ninety-niue IN the hundred, i'll
deed ere Democrats only on ono sidc-,hat:s,
they vii not submit 10 the rule Of few, if they
know it, but, at the same time, they take every
means in their power to rtlc others instead of rep
rescnttng them. Bayone,s, aud the reverence for
rank ana hereditary power, are beyond their feach;
So they iesort to stratagcms and trucking cxpe-
dents, that come within the definition Of husbug;
which, though less dangerous, inasmuch US they
may be kicked over whenever their merits are de
tected, are no, less tyrannical, and their effects
not less destructive Of the democratic principle /;
since they impair the mutual confidence between
those who have education and wealth, and these
who have not and induce belief, one part,
that the poor aud ignorant are diSincned TO sub
nit 70 the restraints of good orIer, or pay the cos
Of them; and on the other, that the iich are ell
dcayoring to make themselves masters, and
tneir less Fortunate brethren rs drudges whom
lhey despise If you wish to get rid Of these dis
orders, fad out some ether and mder way OF eX
pressing the popular will; or else discharge from
office those towards who dare not enforce the laws
rs they find them