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The repudiators are extremely cautious
ators.' but invariably cling to the name
democratic Under the popular banner of
democracy they would cloak their anti
democratic principle That portion of the
party who have discarded reputation, and
who hold the doctrines ofthe democracy In
the other States. deny to the repud ators
any claim to the name of democrat, and &C
cuse them of bringing democracy into dis
repute Hear the following resolutions OF
the bond paying democrats at Natchez:


Resclred, That Reputation of State debts
is not a democratic doctrine. because it is in
direct oppositicn to those principles of homes
ty and good faith. on which all sound and
durable republics are founded


Resoloced. That reputation is not demo-
cratic. because it is disavowed by the demo-
Gratis of Virginia and New York, and every
other State in the Union.


Resolced That the principles for which
we contend, are the great sacred, and immu-
table principles. of public justice. honesty
and good faith, "sink or swim, live or die,
survive or perish" as party, we will main
tain them with our voices. our votes, and
our property. against political friends and
political foes.


Resolved, That we will not suffer our
selves to be deferred from doing our duty to
our principles, ourselves and our country. By
the a,tful clamor raised against dividing
and disdracting the republican patry We
belong to the ranks of the people as distin-
guished from the politicians and place hun
tcrs- We regard honesty as the best policy
whether for State. or for individual or for
parties, and whenever any party abandon.
principles for policy. and forsakes what is
right for what is expedient. it is the duty of
the patriot to use his best exertions to reform
the errors and abuses of such a party