Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-22

go " 49, uAS candidate,
these circulars having be-
in the Clinton Gazette w.
by Mr.. Claiborne, and i
quence addressed a conn,
the committee, through lbs |
the Columbus Democra,
utterly disclaimed all iDtes,
ting for a bank, under anv
ces. His language is eDo3h y
equivocal. Under no en-.
says he, " win / vote for 4 ~
communication was dated J.
July. Three DAYS subseona.i
10th Of July, he writes ! !
friend in Port Gibson, an =
which appeared in the D.
G Correspondent iEnmediatelv
election, in which he stsls,e
greed almost entirely viii
Of General Hamilton AZ -.
his letter 20 N. BiddIe." HsS
on to say: / will cheerEG
the amendments he suepes,
view Of putting in operation
Bank" Again, on the 27lbgs
his appeal 70 the freemen nm
pi," he uses the folIowing |
+" nothing ShoFt Of necessit /
absolute, unavoidable nece,,%
lleve the country from iInDeDd..
4ruptcy and to swallow I'd ana
Cd the hundred shaving mac,
tered throughout the Union
any actual capital, could inID,,
vote for q bank, to endure !,
short term Of years, tied I'd b
possible restriction and saDetr.
the constitution. Such an sl,-
may or may not be presented
heve the administration will
Othe- and better remsdie,." n
gam, ne flies of in q tangent. an
terry opposed to a 6ank. n
short Of the direst necessity +,
duce him TO support one, Al.
publications were made in 4
month. Comment is unnece,,,-
cry one must see that Mr.. d
has either acted disingenuousk
his opinions on the most imDoa,
ter that IS now agitatingthe pubF
have been extremely vaciilatu
may attempt to reconcile his !
the Columbus committee. WI
which he addressed to his "a
Fort Gibson, and which his fle1I
special care 10 communicale 20 b
nc. lie may say, that to his let
the committee. there was all i.
exception CT a change of the G
lion that his meaning was
would not, under auv circuus
vote for . bank, without a chz
The constitution. WHY did he,
ollcItly say 50 ! Had the de
change Ofthc constitution never,
ed itself TO him, or has he beeDs
soly as ambiguous as the oracs
IweI TO Pyrrhusl But In thus a..
low viii no reconcile the view
aimed in the extract from hr
in the Port Gibson G
Dondent with those of his late ad.
The pubic would also like To-
ormed, how il was, that the cd
he Port Gibson Southerner "
uced to become so ardent a FIJI
the Mississippi Creole" fifth,
Iemans testimony be good, be
have been deceived.
re plain facts for Mr.. Claibor
xplaIn IS best he may; but it
eyed that he will find It dlfficui
'nemlghtuppose that an imperial
ad arrived from Washington, ui
e honorable gentleman, in obed
Its acquisitions, had again b
colors; but the greater
olllty Is, that an intimati0n from
ms democratic brethren. of te
eneonian. hard money stamp, b
: = suspected Of cOqueftinQ We
hlgs, and that he was not cons
real Simon Pure, had the effect
lylng his mental atmosphere fro
lists Of error and heresy that had
'nerated by Hamilton's letter.
ugh however, Of the RentIemar
'nsistenCies.
In another part Of his late addrt
e people, we are assured by the
able gentleman, that he has
IthOrity for believing that Mr..
lren does not run into the ultrais
exclusive metallic circulation; D
J ! know" he adds, "any prom
ember Of the democratic party
erlshes any such utopian Vi
DIV this may, probably, al be veF
q ! have no doubt thatit is 50.
estlOn s not, whether, they
YES cherish any such prepOss
heme, but whether they have d
led the more ignorant oftheir 70
! by the cry of gold, /" hard mo
tentoR mint-drops," jackson
ncys and other senseless slang,
9 ever suspected the leaders, d
% consummate folly. Il is, be
utterly useless 70 deny, thai
ye been for years, engaged u
inning 20 the people. that their
3 . introduce . new golden
rom morn % noon, from moo
y eve gold, gold, gold has
. burden Of their rorr UaA