Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
COLUMBUS, MISS.
SATURDAY, october 2s, 1891.

10 Candidate for fhs several county Offices ,SiR
please order fick,f' a. early a. eoHrsHieHt None
ie b. printed ,stk0ut special order sRher 1erbHt or
lsriffen.
/ G5- Ticket, for the Democratic candidates for
State officers rli BE- furnished al fAs once for the
adjacent eoHafies Il Is desirable maj aHPtieatioH
should be made al an early dag by some proper Person
! M Spbscript.ops IA Besancon's Annual Register
will be received nj this Office. We are ANXIOUS Ia
forward as MANY names as posstle . an early day:
| The utility OF the work needs no commentator II
will prove invaluable To all classes oi our citizens
ItIs not in splendid Govern
ment. supported by powerful mo-
nOpOIIes and aristOcratic estab-
Iishments, that the people will find
haDDiness or their liberties pro-
lection: but in a plain system, void
of pOmp. protecting all and grant
ing favOrs TO none. Jackson.
UncOmprOmising hostility TO the
Bank Of the United States--the In
terests and honor of the people
demand II. Yam Buren,.
The paper system is TO be ex-
panded Till II bursts, & the whole
co ntry involved In the ruin of Il
BROKEN BANK Currency. The
Of Banks and the
M duplication of paper money. Is
10 do this business and who il
multiplying Banks, with millions
upon millions of cap tai! Who is
doing this! Calhoun.
Ofall the cOntriyances for chea-
ting the labOring class Of man.
kind, none have been more cffcc-
tual than that hichdeludes them
with paper money. This is the
most cffectual Of inventions TO
fcrtiliZc the rich mans field by
the sweat Of the poor mans brow.
Webster,
approved, from the first mo-
mcnts, Of the great mass of what
Is i'm the new COnstitutiOn--w at
l tlisapprOved, also from the first
moment. was the want Of n Bill
of Rights to guard liberty against
the Legislative as well as the Ex-
ccutivc branches Of the Govern
ment--that is to say--TO secure
Freed. IN in Religion; Freedom of
the Press; Freedom from Mono
pOlies; Freedom from Unlawful
imprisonment; Freedom from q
Permanent Military; and Trial
by Jury in all cases detcrnlinablc
by the Law Of the Land.
Jefferson
1t will require steady and perse-
vcring cxCrtiOns on your part to
rid yourselves of the iniquities
and mischicfs Of the paper system,
and to check the spirit OF monop-
oily ana other abuses which have
sprung up with ii, and of which II
is the main support. SO many in
terc Is unite to resist all reform on
this subject, that you must no.
hope the conflict will be "a shOrt
one, nor success easy.
Jacksoas FareleeH ADDRESS.
All distractions tOthc execution
If the laws; all combinations n'
) assoc atoms, under whatever plaU
sible charactcr,with the real cOur
age to direct, cOntrO counter
. act. or awe the regular dclibcra
t ton and action of constituted aU
0 thOritics. are destructive Of thes
: fundamental principles, and O
: fatal tendency. Washington.
We have got the upperhand o
!. ONE great monopoly; but tn
d states abound with other none
Is poles just az much at war Wit
J the rights of thu people as tha
great one was, and even, in /
&c sphere, capable OF inflicting gre;
I'd and perVading injuries upon I'll
* real pc OpIc. who live by their owl
= and not by other peoples labO
Chartered companies, with excl'
T. sive and extraordinary privilege
N are the legislative evils and Oppr'
II brium Of the age in when we liv
Is On no point have tho powers of L
" giSlative bodies been so strange
Of misunderstood as on this: on l
z one has SO much error and DELI
~ ~ sion prcvailed; on no one is the
a. such need for light among the pc
r. pie, and for united. faithful, al
on vigorous, ana perSevering exc
ne tiOnS on the mart Of those who a