Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
- No.. .Narahlf Coantu.

ffsN} el ;de nG.,feFs seem q be much surprised
At the course Mr.. Calhoun is pursuing with regard
! 70 the measures recommended IN the message. |
/ have belonged anl stll belong To that party. and
can really see no Fst cause iar this sarprDe. The
message Il IA lct genuine state riqht document
according 10 ny notions il takes exactly the true
ground. "Ltus aIone' is the fundamental priuci-
pc upon wheh all is arguments are based. | never
Used Mr., Van Buren--I did not vote Tor him, and |
still dstrust hun, bat he has taken the true position
in his message, aad l. for one, will sustain hin in il
Party rejuiice shall not sway mc in this natter
| 90 for ms county, aud when see man Boldly
come f,rth as M. v b. has done and recommend
measures calculated, IN my opinion to seance Che
best intercsi&ot'she eommguty aud allocate pfin-
ep'es which, have long cher shed as tn, true pot-
ical laith, | viii PIT my Shoulder to tie wheel and
help hm an, be d. SAINT or Devil. Nasips, there Is
no cause for surprise at the course Mr. Calhoun Is
pursuing Ill does honor 10 his Consistency and pat
flotlsm Bgtth,ra IS cause Cor surprise that any
oneprocssng 10 be a state right man. should op-
pose The mes age, aud support a National Bank, an
institution at war with the rights o.the States and
iAdirect voatnnofthe Constitution. see tha; the
whig candidates Tor Governor have come ont fort
Bank--I cannot 60 with them, and shall cast M
pote for .Nt.Nau. Ibcard the speech be delivered
10 tbs place so1a tima since, aud was entirely sa T.
SIZED with him. ne is an infinitely better state
rights miu laan any wing odtarin the STATE. They
have allnmy opnpoa,pioyel recreantto their PRIV
eiP.es. o. SeHdma your paper"
I'VE se ua % wAg extract Of letter from
ouG atGatge CORE pooieat At Jackiou:
death has beeubusy here. Some of our finest
young MN have "p,ssed that bourne from whence
no traveller RETURN Some Of tie older cili-
2ons, too, have beentaken away. Chas c. Mayson
the Treasurer Of the STATE, died on tic 2Sth nit
His remains were followed TO the grave by large
concourse Of people. The death of T.. d, Learned
too, was much regretted We have been, in this
moment Of goam, diverted from the political CON
Test. You viii have seen the foul ISLANDERS which
have been sci on bot against the democratic cand
date for Governor. II isal understood here, s. viii
hayeno other effect than to increase thcrends OF the
democratic catse. Nj Mutt is like cod, tie more he is
rubbed the brighter he shines. Who first propagat-
ed them certain chameleon politician, whose oppo-
st0u to any political cause has heretofore insured its
success. DR. Morgan Mr. Ledbeter, \ Col Grmball,
reside in this county, M'Nutt from all can learn,
will beat the whole trio in Kinds county. like
MI Lelbetters circular; is more frank than any Of
bis wing assoclates-le getting he better Of Nor
gan, though both are good nuilitets. He has more
Co GriHbai, /. understand iias buastcd that lie
wrote the Governors MESSAGES for six years.
Wonder if he wrote one commencing thus; HFcI-
low citizens congratulate you on your safe arrival
at the seat Of government Oh lordy as granny
says What governors we might have il the peo-
Ole would only vote for them. More anon.