Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26

y MEssRs. EDIToRs:-I went to Columbus on Nor
D day last for the purpose of attending sale of pr,
perry to be held that day That being over, follow
ed crowd to the court house, and was so fortu
nate as 10 be one Of the number that gained admit
lance. 1t was then that first learned the obec
of the meeting. listened attentiveIy TO the re
marks Of Mr.. M'Nutt. Now, to tel YOU the trutl
gentlemen, have not been much of a party man
only so far as to 90 to the ballot box on the day q
election and cast my vote, and 90 about my bust
ness, never liked Gen. jackson, Mr.. Van Buren,
or their associates. Calhoun has ever been tn
man of my choice We were residents of the sam
county IN South Carclina-to speak plain, han
been naAifer! and have heretofore opposed, witt
my vote, the administration; thought the bank vet
wrong; the removal of the depostcs never liked
and the treasury order was III my view, the mos
abomnable OF all Mr.. MNut's speech gave m,
new light on all these subjects. am now con
vnced that my former opinions were incorrect; ant
to atone for those opinions, | shall support Nh
MNntt for Governor. | liked his plain, straight
forward manner Of cxpreSsion-I understood him
was ashamed of the conduct of some of my
old brother nullifers--by their loud talking and
noise, they thought to disturb the harmony of the
meeting, listened to Mr. Clayton for a while, but
could not find out what he was-taking about. and
as soon as saw a man taking liquor to him, left
the house Disguised. thought you had temper
ance society IN Columbus shall vote for M'Nutt
and tell all my neighbors to do the same.
wish you would print this, and oblice one of
your subscribers IN NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Locndes Co., Aug. "a, 1887.
Hon. A. G. McNuTT.-We are pleased ,o
hear that this gentleman makes an impression
upon the minds of the people of the Chickasaw
counties favorable to his success at the coming
election His address at this place gave gene.
raj satisfaction to the democracy of the county.
Ills views OF State policy manifested an intimate
acquaintance with thoebest interests of isis.
spp and an ardent desire to see her citizens froe
from embarrassment prosperous and happy
Ills views Of the present banking system. and
lis numerous evils were given candidly and with.
out reservation. And his opinions Of the right
tni and proper remedy by imposing restraints
and liabilities upon the directors and stock hol.
ders OF banks, so as to afford the people amplo
security for the redemption of their bills. wese
tavorably responded TO, by every man who heard
HIM. Nor did Mr.. M'Nurr fail in the impres.
slor produced even upon his POLITICAL opponents.
Ills nervousness and desire TO answer an ones.
IONS relating TO subjects upon which any voter
desired to be informed, ii was admitted. left M
room Tor the charge Of noncommtasm, or dis.
pntc about his real sentiments. ChieLaso,o
Union.
1hc emisratiag Chichasaes. About 200 Of
the Chlckasaw emigrants, whose arrival We an
nounced IN our last paper, left here on the s. h.
ih"lan' on Thursday bound up the river The
remainder OF the party, having refused to 90 on
The steam boat have mostly left, or are plepo,iny
to leave, by land, with their ponies for their dos.
Iinaon west-some by the route on The north
side 1.-THE Arkansas, aud the remaindo. CROSSING
me fIyer at tins place, and proceeding south 10
lied river, and from thence west-LiHfe RocL
Gazette, .4ng. |.
The Passiac Guardian puts the FOLLOWING ouek.
ons' and adds the answers. Let any man who
doubts whether these things are So" make live
and he will be satsfed;-
WHO owns the greater pant of the stock in the
'anksi The Wings. - wy
Who elect the Directors of the Ranks IT..
Wings. nc
:. Who get nearly all 'hc discounts at the Banks
The Wings " ~ D"D"S
who insisted on the Banks stopping sno,;o
'ayments The Wings. = 'FNe'
VINO owe neatly all the money thatis due 10
be Banks The Wings. ="
VINO insist upon sending the specie ont Of ,ha
ounlry1 The Wings. '
who say"the coultry is always tho r;ohoo,
men 1t has the least gold and silver, RI"
Wigs. ' '"''' Ahe
!" no say we muStpay the debts we owenbroaa
Wigs. '0'''' Ahe
Who opposed all the efforts Of General H..
% and ms friends for GOLD and SILVER
'rreacyl The Wings. : -'A'
he Wings r"r'' currency
VINO pay premium for Gold and Silver i
y 'he,r debts IN England, and declare bofnro
ey wlllpay their debts 10 their own roveran'on ,
specie, they will resist tho laws and have ra'
ution The Wings '' ''''' ! rev. {
Y no nave boosted most loudly about uhe;. =
sPect ior the Constitution and LawsY tor ~ I
St eight years The Wings. = u'e 7,
" no aFe now setting the sconstlt,,ion and !, !,
lws' at defiance! The Wings. any v
VINO commenced the Shin-plaster trash
O0gh0ut the country The Wings. ""Sn S
"a a.t
american .naupfactmes.--From i,n i g. ~ ~
ha"a b "a,Vs q domestic cotton goods arc said W,
b"s' osen snIppod at Boston for China, within K
mort ume past. The prices are snrh = ' :. 81