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The chaotic state of the self-styled Democracy
OF these days, produces some strange, contradic-
tory and anomalous ideas with regard 10 the
real nature of its doctrines The following i'm
pious boasting, in behalf Of utraism, is from the
Norrich Aurora:
"The naughty are abased and the lower exalted,
where the Christian religion fourshes in its purity,
on The ultra principles Of Democracy prerail."


AS counter authority, of greater weight, we
venture to presume, than that of the Aurora, we
add the following from recent article in the
Democratic Reuiew:


"Satan, when he has an object to gain, always dis
guses himself as an angel Of light your aristocrat
comes to you in these days and in this country, al
ways disguised in an ultra Democrat.


I" The young, the ingenious, the lncxperienc, (, ,
should be on their guard against these wolves in
sleeps clothing, and not through deceit be led to
take up doctrines democratic which cannot fail if
persisted in, one day to prove the total overthrow Of
Democracy and civil freedom, and both public and
private prosperity"


The sincerity and vitality of their principles
may be estimated from the following, by one Of
their number, Pdrke Godwin formerly connect
ed with the New York Evening Post:


II is of ,cords not principles the party has talked
until it has not only exhausted its breath but life
What is 1t doing to carry out its principles? What
real rtay is there in any of its prominent measures





Is it not Mt this moment GRAND IMPOSITION and
FALsEHooBa Is it not avast collective deaths head
an illusion, DEcLIyER and ANrI-CHRIsT?" :"


We will only add one other item, to show how
the reelection of Mr.. Van Burcn, the double-dis-
tiled essence Of this pure political faith, would
contribute TO elevate the social condition Of all
nen, and bring back the golden days sung by
poets. The Ohio Mianuaa, a thorough one for
the Democracy, says:


"The success Of Mr.. Van Buren would be the
success aud tend to renstate The DID, corrupt ciques
regcncies, oHicc-seekers and hunters whose selfish
ness, exclusveness, and manifold rascaities, con,t
tutcd the original elements and primary causes OF
our defeat in lo4O.n


Here are specimens, taken at hazard from
the files of Locofoco papers and Reviews, all
protesting TO labor for the success of one object
and 10 be ready 10 unite for the support of their
principles. When principles get hustled about
in such company, they will probably come Out
of the mill rather the uorse for ,eear.--Hart.
Courier. ~-