Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

lheuectual bdI0ungs we have already had. and
the consequent delay that has been already pro-
duced, render il incumbent upon us, and we owe
II to our constituents 10 our honor, and our sense
OF justice. that We should assume the responsible
ny of showing to the world who are the cause Of
keeping up this delay. To DO this requires the
passage oil this resolution; and again, SIR, do |
enIfea. The House TO adopt it.
The United STATES Bank, Mr. Chepes and Dr.
Co0psr.-The u. States Bank has recenlty
lound a champion IN DR.. Cooper OF South Caro-.
Ina, gentleman whose political principles and
views Of the constitution, like some of our con.
temporarles, are subject to mutations, correspon-
ding TO climate and locality. What irnportance
Is 10 be attached TO the ucubratIons of this erra,c
old man, may be inferred from a knowledge Of hi.
time-serylag course. An Englshman by birth.
IN his young days be was decided "Jure Dyi.
no" Monarchlst On emigrding 10 the United
States he settled in part Of Pennsylvania, whose
inhabitants were lederaists, and advocates for n
nigh taTitii--to his new associates he. soon be-.
came assmilaied, and ranked as Consolidation.
lst' or Hamlllonlan. 10 few years circunstan.
ces induced hIm TO become denizen Of s, Car
ohna' when he soon changed his federal coat for
the livery Of a democratic republican, and nj the
same time ho became anti.tnrifr and anti.bank
In 1880, with the majority Of the South Carroll.
mans, he became flaming Nulllier, and tested
his contempt for the old federal doctrines. by Wi.
ting against them aud in favor of his new position
The last somerset the Doctor has thrown. has
been IN favor Of the United States Bank; and 81.
Their TO atone for his former violent Opposition. Of
to place his present loyalty above sisplc,on, he
has written long article 10 prove III existence IN
DC necessary, expedcnt, aud compatible with the
Constitutions
10 ms letter the Doctor has tukeE The liberty ia
reflect upon, and msrepresent the course pursued
by the Hon. Langdon Cheves, dtrinp his nresi.
dency OF that institution. This gentleman has
published ~ able and digniicd reply, in which
he mas welded successfully the weapon, most Of
oil tearedby The bank advocates, plain truth; and
besides proving Dr. Cooper's assertions TO b.
mise, nc mas expressed Il as his deliberate opin
lon' that tbs United States Bank is ,nconstfution.
a., ineTPedisnf, unnecessary and DANGEROUS.
. ms opinion, emanating from such man as
mr.. Cheves, is entitled 10 peculiar respect and
attention. Az a patriotic statesman and Gnnnc;e,
we believe Langdon Cheyes 10 have no snner;n,
--iis CONDUCT as representative of the people
during the late war, places the FIRST beyond doubt,
White The able manner in which he has manoycd
the affairs OF the United States Bank. when called
W mo Government and people in 1910, to pre-
sue oyer us destnies, and save, if possible, the
country IRON unparalleled distress, and the bank
rom irretrleyablc ruin ndispuably proves the la
ler. MR. thieves is now an old man; his public
4. Il
career has beena brilliant one; his political sun
mas set; he has retired from tho arena Of still.
iul OF honors and years, and has no selfish views
10 crafty, no ambitious aspirations for power A.
president Of tho u. States Bank he has Witnessed
ITS latent power; he has been behind the ,ce,es
and mas bched the ponderous machinery. SO ca.
pable OF exortlng controlling and blghtinq inau.
ence over The destlnios Of our republic; and a.
patriot, IN whose breast the slcred flame nc "a.
NOR Pairiw' burns with increased lustre. as tho
evening 81 life draws 10 close, he declares i ~
DO ms solemn contraction that the existence Of n
Y. , BANK Is UNCONSTlTUTlONAL,IN-
EAPEDlENT, UNNECESSARY, & DAN. |
GEROUS.--.NashpWc Union.
The President of the Bachelors Chb Phil.
ieIphla, has proved iecreant and got marredr
The Club has voted to 20 In mourning for bis
'postacy.
A noble reply, which may be remembered with
dvantage was thatof Aristotle who, when cen
uredfor giving aims to d bud man reorted. ~ di1
o, give 4 70 mani gave il to humanity
The following il related as dialogue between
drunkard and his wife; il is in perfect accord.
nee wnh mo unfeasonablcncss Of drunkapls in
General. "
II say Molly, what have you cot for dinner ~
! told You, this morning, we had nothlno in ,bo
otlse.A ~, well, let me take the babv. md ON,
lck up something" 80 YOU told mo H.
naofn"ig' ou' there's nothing TO pick up" ooh
'ck up some bread and potatoes, MOLLY; pick nm
ometh'ng." "But Mr.. Lindsey, theie,s no,h
ng IN the house, "Nothing at all.n "No
neal, nor bread, nor butter nor potatoes. mar
aouihul Of any thing that can DO eaten" "Wen
veil Molly. ! say pick up a hue some,b;na o'
y" N' 81" ''0''
Frontier toen.--In Waterloo the new county
cat OF Clarke county, Missouri, there are ma ~.
70 women and only five married ladies'. anime
10 population are twenty-six Old Raebenrs Il
,iaTon.
woman who uniformly makes pood co,raa
oes not scold even on a washn, AL, ,nl
Of be ashamed to be seen before broal,l ,i.,"
III certainly make good wife.
.so ,u'sst.a.fe'--"Sambo, where does squire I
etefs l'vef" said traveller 10 no,,,o l,1
no sat grlnnng and balancing himself on n rail {
urn W DAT street; den pass lha, pond: DIN |
~ the right den the left; den strike off no ala |
rm side M0rm's shed-house, aud keen gong 9
where you see philis in dc field; and You cnn1 t
Up missing ont. u
iss SPdt@a Clergy The confiscated platc t
9 Jewels lound IN the suppressed mopasteros
y converts, exceed in value six millions ster.
II '''"9 ''s'' y
~ CAiiFs Faaerak--It is tho most tonchno :
sights the burial cta hitlc creature, which shn,s 4
eyes as soon nS tbn tYInr,a.s - - T'-N /"