Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29

Of tie CIay-Bank-Tarf-l1,
men, FEDERAL party. fa
By The way, we would Stop to enc
Editor Of the Argus what can L.,b. .--'
the party be leads, and which he So.
bit does not miss the aniibank. ~ =
Treasury NuiHfers Of Tins ,oao al
Does be know the men Of whom he tb..
Can be appreciate their worth I. rag
estimate their influence know a ~
would not be afraid to tell their naps. -
necessary. These vory men, sir. ,,s
than half the money that originally IN, ~.
ion the little machine from which vo, .,
throwing squIbs At them. They have h...
bone and sluew Of tho Qualification w.,
Lowndss county. They barred Their No..
che storm IN the darkest hour, when a..
the eleventh hour state rights men, vbo -.
singing hozannahs 10 Henry Cha, and II.
were retreatlng behind exceptions and ou,rr
tons and pirate interpretations TTbey ,,s
man, men OF intelligence and substantial r.-
worth who dlsdain to step to calculate -.
quences, where duty plainly points h. -,
Men whose every interes, and feeling are A..
fed with the South and with Lownde, o,..,
and who expect to live AID die among ne. !.
theso arc the men whom this DOWNEis7
EDITOR says has party has LOST BrT
DOES NOT MISS" God help the pn,y A.,
would not mss such men from its ranks Ven,
if 'ho party were going ga hen roOshngn Or ,
bout some other such dirty business they MIGHT b
glad 10 get rid of them.
Can we then, | say again, vote with this nh,
pdriyl Consistency says NO. Self resr,
emphatically answers in the negative.
Again, shall we vote with tire Democratic p,Ii
II has been the policy Of our party 10 ahtn
strictly to principle, regardless of men. In d.
present contest, deep and abiding principles d,
involved. Remember that watchfu unseepiD
jealousy Of the least accumulation of powers
the federal department of our Government
the foundation Of our political faith. lis povr
are strong enough under the strict lettcrof d
constitution. The Banking influence Of
country, all will admit, is tremendous. Tbs
iluence, tor a long time, has been in league ii
the powers of the federal Government and again
1t our SPARTAN BAND has done honorable bla
The league is row broken. The unhoIy M
rage is Divorced and we are now cILcd IN
TO say whether or not they shall be joined aga
| Whether the rights of the States will again
more secure against their united H. iucnce, II
they have beer in years gone by On this On
ton the line Of duty for us is plain. Their
union would DC Herod and Plate making rq
against the dclencelcss Nazarine.
Against the principle Of construction as we'll
regard to a National Bank as to the TauT
terna improvement by the General Goyernm,
and AboIitionsm, We have been always oppost
The establishment of an Indt pendent Treas
for the collection and disbursement of our fed
al revenue follows these principles as ncccsS
consequence. If We cannot consistently O
our consent to the rc-charter of National Ba,
nor to the revival Of the exploded league Of ST.
Banks aud the Government, Of course tho Go
eminent must make an independent ARRANGING
for its Treasury.
Upon all Of these questions wc are fully asrc
with the Democrats-and they are the obygie
tons involving our peculiar principles now belc
the American people. Shall we not then, i
HONEST MEN and TRUE PATRIOT
willingly lay our former prcjudices and blckerl
= on the altar Of our country's good, and unite v
those, who, at least on the present OCCASION,
struggling for the true doctrines of the rcpuI
) can State rights party Honesty, conslsten
} PATRIOTISM demand it at our hands.
US then vote unitcdIy for SAMUEL BUTLE
who IS pledged to vote for Judge Trotter fort
United States Senate, and be pledged to op40
the recharter Of United States Bank, and
tain the Divorce and the Independent TTeasu
AN ORIGINAL NULLlFlER'