Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
Alter which the following Toasts were drunk.

Alter which the following Toasts were drunk.
REGULAR TOASlS.
/ Tie United States-May her Republican lnsti-
tution3 be- transmitted TO posIerity, as unSuiIed as
her free born sons received them from the ven rahlg
sages oF 10. a
.. Andrew jackson the Hero Of New Orleans
The Consumnale General, the profound politician
and statesman the true patriot the Jealous unyled-
inc defender Of his countrys rights, whose memory
wil ever live with grateful emotions in the hearts OF
all true Republicans, and whose stern virtues, his
political enemies have not the candour fully to APP
nreciate nor the moral courage to emulate.
3. Martin Van Buren-May he fully carry ont
the principles of his iliuStrouS predecessor, ami my
I he ever act with iirmnes> and energy in defending
the honor and dignity Of our Government against
the assaults OF Foreign enemies domestic factions
H. A. G.. McNutt-Athough ungentemanIy
treated BY the enemies of democracy, the result of
the November election will show that the ballot
Il box is not open exclusively to Wings and NuIlti-
crs and if elected to the Gubernatorial Chair, may
y such halo Of glory surround his administration as
!. will dazzle and conlound his political enemies.
N s. The Bible Society Of Columbus-ln the pltni-
tudc their grace and zeal for the cause Of Christ
and Notification they resolved TO furnish our coun-
ty with Bibles; may they study and practice its
precepts and not attempt to employ Holy means to
effect base objects.
6. Itawamba the pride and boast of Democracy
May she stand unfiyaled in unanimty at the ensu-
ng election.
7, The Fair OF ItaWamba-May they ever re-
main as virtous as fair, as modest vrtuous, as
benevolent as modest, and as magnanlmous as he
II ncvolent; may Their charms eyer exert salutary
N influence on all with whom they associate.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
Bv John ]. Stahl. The Hero of New Orleans
q His memory will be reycred as long as men have
knowledge of his bright achievements, both IN the
field and Cabinet, whilst those that tyrant call him
shall long forgotten be.
All dear Doctor can you tell
What makes you look SO unwell,
You must be sick and like to die,
And that will. make the Argus cry
All! give us dose oil Number Six
Before YOU cross the river StyX,
'Twould cleanse us well and make us sweet
N And throw out the slime by internal heat.
And as you'v termd us reptiles Of degradation,
We then may cease to bite as others OF the nation,
And give our votes not as you may expect,
III For Clayton's dinner with us has no effect.
By John r. Wren. NuIIifcrs iraught with a spir-
III it that seemed raging and maddcnng fora victim
and breathing that OF vengeance; may they no Ion
Il
@ nIeirncd regret, that they have been lead astmy
@ by the false doctrine of John c. Calhoun; may they
# remember that Greece had her Alexander, Rome
Nh her Caesar, England her Cromwell, France hen
8 BoAapare, and if you would escape the rock or
A# which they split you must av0illther errors.
By Capt. William Medley. May we always be
WI as unanimous and never less democratic on such oc
casions but keep constantly in mind the struggle 0
~ our fathers on the plains Of Camden and the heights
& of Charleston, where they poured out their bes
@ blood with proligaty like the autumna ram.
BY Isaace Foomer. Martin Van Buren, the Dutcl
Nagcian-Mav his administration (ke MagD
@ Wand,) transform the whole posse OF the peballlra
Val tcFnitv (ot whatever name) into true democratic
Inn republicans.
mi BY William Cooper, Esq. Hon A. G. McNutt
s# our candidate for Governor he went tor the New
III Counties, we 20 for him, andin dong so, we Oh
@ fulfil the Scriptures which atmonlSh US TO 90 UNI
others as we would wish Others to do unto US; tn
0 opinion Of the Columbus Bible Society TO the con
ssM trary notwithstanding.
wool Joshua Toomer. D. Lpscomb a strang
creature, high toned professor of Christianity a
3 insoent political partisan; may he have the mortli
eaton to blow and strike for disappointed faction
# till he falls exhausted into his own imaginary ''slln
ofdegredation"
BY J. Robins. Gen. Andrew jackson EX-Pre'
dent Of the United States, first in War, first
Nh Peace, and first in the Hearts of all true American
ISL By B. G. Moore, May the members of the c
lumbus Bible Society read their own Bibles, where
I'll they will learn he that asketh, recciveth and wher
as the Itawambians having not asked them for
bles, do not expect any but on the first Monday
November next, they will prove to them that tn
are united on the great principal OF not annex
Church and State, United zee stand dlrided zee ia
By II. Pierce. The democracy Of Itawam<
having sowed their seed in good ground; may
spring up and yield an hundred fold.
BY William Bailey.
s America is pretty place,
III And liberty Is our glory;
I'M May God bless all true wings
W. And damn every Tory.
BY A. Elkin. The Tree Of Llberty-NIay
lofty submits reach the skies, and its proud boue
shlde Creation, and its roofs reach the cart
centre.
BY Doct John NJ Moore. The citizens OF
washa copnty--Frugality and industry are Il
F1notto; may they never need the aid Of Banks to g
Gle them to pay their debts, nor the charity OF b
Societies influenced by political motives to tel
M them religion
J. /. Ellis. O. H. Perry the Hero Of Lake |
May his moto be ours III November next, !
we have met the enemies and they are ours.
j. y. Barnard. Democrats of America SO
from being crushed by the crash OF Banks, air
nnIve rsally managed BY the wings, and the c
mned attacks of Tories and Federahst Anti
sons, Nuliiers 4 Co. they are still fearless,
boag ht and free.
Bv w H. Toomer. Whilst we admire the
- ents GA few Of the opposition, we cannot but
nor die high-handed arstocracy ofCahoun,
TOT McIfutfa aud otaare "a fi,otr friends vhO