The comprehensive Democracy.s,
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The ssunpurchasable Democracy.n


One ofthe reasons assigned by many
of the northern presses why Van Bu-
ren should receive the nomination at
Baltimore is that he has claims on the
party. The N. Y. Aurora (tyler loco)
lets off at this after an amusing fashion,
denies utterly that he has any CLAIMS
on his party and asserts that if he ever
had those claims have been liquidated
long since. Mr.. Van Buren, has prob
ably received more money from the
public crib than any other man in Amer
lea; having been in Office Of some sort
almost from his very cradle. As to the
matter ofssciaims" there is no doubt that
the balance on the ledger Of public ac-
counts is heavily against him. AS sur
rogate Of his native county, state sena-

tor, attorney general, Senator in Con
gress, governor, secretary of state, min
lister to England, V.President, and Pres
ident of the United States, he has recei
vod in all about $e5o,oo0; and now he
seeks 100000 more as "claims," in
the shape Of another four years term in
the Presidential chair, at a salary oI
$4,000 year. This is democratic
s'rotation in Office" with vengeance.


The same paper, in further alusior
to family secrets, complains that most o.
the delcgatesto TO theBaltimofe Qoco) Con