Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-14

adhere 70, that should / unfortunately -.
to them, my position shan Be entirely 3. 49,.
fensive, and / hope this win terminate n .,
sonal differences between you and mUss
! Very respectfully, yours &c
g. D. BOYD.
Alabama ElectiOnc.-.Whig Vie,
tory!
Crabb is elected over Ellis By uaiortv of
between eigHandRine hundred vOtes e1b
biting Wing gain in the District Of De,Ty
three hundred! Old Tuscaloosa county CAV.
Ellis in 1887, majority of 81 votes ana
now she shows majority for the & PsOpl',
CAUSE Of 203! This is gain Of $50 votes
IN that single county alone.-Pickens cOuptv,
our neighbOr, has done as well In 1887 she
gave Ellis majority of 242. This wear
Ciabb's majority is 23s-making a gain Of
$50! Glorious counties-our own LOwDdes
set you the example in April last, and well
night well have you initiated her example. In
old Montgomery county, where every effort
has been made to win the NulliieB over to the
bastard Democracy Of Martin Van Buren,,
the Wings are triumphant, and in every coun-
ty that we have heard from the aDli-Sub-
Treasury men have been elected triumphant
". Well may we rejoice and shont aloud,
while such news salute our ears,-weA may
we cause our artillery to mutter forth its ihun-
ders in joy when such a State as Alabama
throws off the iron chains of Van Buren, L..
eofocoism! an hail!
SWelearnfrom our Pickens county friends
that Mr.. Ellis win get the almost unanimous
vote of sOld Pickens'"
columbus Democrat Of june 80.
COMMENT BY THE PEOPLE.
Crabb, CWhig) IO2l
Ellis, (LocOfoco) 7s9
Crabb's majority, 2Os!
The pFophesies and statements Of the De-
mOcrat have failed and proved unfounded for 4
long time, and, we opine, the community VII
know how to appreciate them hereafter
T Why does not the Columbus Demo.
Graf answer the questions we propounded last
week
We are indebted to the publisher, for a copy
Of Besancon's Annual Register for the State
Of Mississippi The compilation of such
work for the FIRST. must have proved labori-
Gus and trying business, and we are surprised
that it presents sotavOrable an appearance. Ev.
cry man of intelligence should be IN possession
Of copy. 1t is for sale at Pfster q Good.
wins Book Store, at the moderate UIiee Of
So 90.
The Democrat Of last Saturday says Let
him [the Argusl come out ike an honest man
and acknowledge II, THAT we are a HamltO-
man Federalist1 and not slZulk any longer un-
der false aagfor fear Of offending any of his
old patrons"
NoWthis we take as very good advice; ai
did we not think that we gave as satisfactory
an answer to the queries prOpOdnded by or
neighbor week or two since, as any reasuna.
BE man could expect,-we might, perhaps, Be
inclined to doubt our identity . politics. The
Democrat landed the letter Of Judge LipscOnh
from which We copied IN the main our an.
gWeFs, and we much doubt if it dares cal that
gentleman Hamilton Federalst. The &,
eret is this; TheDemocrat feels afraid to an.
swer our questions of last week, and presunss
that BY little shutting and few gratuiou
and sweeping assertions to lead Us of tbesesat
Of their own political track. As to our ID
patrons, we hazard nothing Ia saying tl,i ths
manly and prompt answer we gave to tie e1s'.
ions Of ms nemOosss.. win gain Us Their g'oa
VII. AS to asEuIking'' we niO;s9 our nsgR
bofs that we hardy know the meaning q lhs
word. They may understand the theay ~
practice q i, but We plead perfect ignO''n''
~ As an act of Justice. we give plses %
TIE answer Of Co. Boyd o tie Trustees d
ia I,s.-,,si. a7-s..iis e 8 = I =. n -
THE DEnoesAr AND sTATE RlsHFs
PARTE. This IS The appsliatiOn that ths
JacksOn Mlssissippian has gwen TO tie
Anslsamatiop party--or rather the Van
Bu1en and calhoun SUB d reasury msn.
We think t argus sao dhinps atless,-
that tie Democrats proper were not snis
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