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We see by the last Helena Journal, that Judge NM. E. BUTrs, has associated himself with tine former editor, Mir. Biven. The Judge Is well known, as an unbending, per severlng, democrat; as a chase, energetic writer His association in the editorial de- partnent of the Journal, is adding strength to strength, and is enlistinga powerful cham pion in the cause of democracy. We feel highly gratifed that we have so able a CO., worker as the Journal in the field, laboring to protect our country from the ravages of its insidious foe, the whig party; whose mea- sures, from the time of ii. e,,der Adams down to the present day. have tended to disunon {; to the creation of an aristocracy, contrary to the democratic forms of government; to de- teriorate our commerce, by partial protective tariffs; to engulf the people in public debt, to iasten upon the country National Bank, with all its entailed ruinous consequences, of which the people of the United States, for the last ten years, have writhed with sad ex- perience.

 For our constitutional principles of de- mocracy only, do we battle, and in this we expect the support of every true-hearted de- mocrat, and of every friend to the institutions of our republican government

 