Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
APPEAL. T8 THE DEMOCRATS.

lat sou tI-.l up Tie night 81 MAKE aNs i1E Your
lu8,-
WiatMaao i yea, aut would rush 'g Tile strife,
AgI pour forth Ike water hs Treasure aud lite.
But IL need no such sacrifice now 10 defeat
The foes who would tmmplc your nights under itel;
Each Democrat offer up one DAY alone.
On the altar OF Frlcdom--the yictorys your own
Then send through tie Union a voice from ,he East,
That the sway Of the dirk and pistol has ccas'd =
From the halls o. your Congrtss-the pride Of Their
place
Drive ihc rcd handed wanderers h0me in disgrace,
One DAY for your couHtry-oue day for The cause
OF your free Institutions, your JUST equal aWS,-
And the blessings dispensed Ike the rain and the
dew
Bequeata to your sons, asyour sirez ill 20 you'
'"Thcrc are no necessary evils in government.
rs evils exist only in its abuses. II it would con
tine itself to equal protection, and as Heaven does
its rains, shower It's iavors alike OH the high and
on the low, the rich and the poor It would be an I'M
qualified blessing" [Audrew Jackson
The Sub-Trcasury bill which parson Butler is
Atayor Of, gives the greatest discretion possible
to the Executive agents !-.irgas.
This assertion SO far from being true is abso-
lu;cy the very reverse oftruth,and we are perfectly
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fore community SO intelligent as this. The
Sub-Treasury Bill gives no discretion whatever
to TIE Executive Agents. It binds them up in
the most rigid terms, cxacts heavy bonds, and I'M
poses severe and degrading penalties for any de-
iaIcatlon Of duty. They cannot touch a cent Of
'"e Pup'0 uHoS without an ac' OF the peoples rep
'S''','',''' 10 "u,'9'lZo IL MS constitutes
QUO u "o s'oa' advantages Oh Inc system TIA
c'u III Ae b'ANs' 'he pubic funds are at the use,
less and irresponsible corporations. Tbcy form
a basis for increased bank issues and borl s,ec.
ulation il was obviously never the DESIGN Of fro
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We regret that we cannot do so this week, and
shall certainly take the first opportunity to lay il
before our readers. II will show to all that the
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~ Sec the able Address 10 the Electors Of
I.ownJes county hv = Democratic Rcnohlicon
# i we'll worthy Of ar attentive ,cypsal The
facts and ARGUMENTS advanced bv ,be writer arc
unansworobje, Tbccommuuicotjop Of Lowudes
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Judge ior me DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI has re-
signed his ohce'
ONnssloN,--Fhe name of JAKEs JONES
should have been placed on the list mentioned in
our last as elected Seectmon for our ci,y. We
omitted /, ,h,oroh r,s,,ho ~ h.ro. NJ
Jones was lac lifst on the ucNct.
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o"' po'uois'-'1' "S'
Then you doubt your own existence.
lie lhhATNE'--Hr' and Mrs Chapman,
with fine Theatrical Corps, assisted by Mr..
Judah and bis lady have been pIavnr 10 G,
houses a,rinc tho woek W. bo,o H., ,,
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" o'''''U wv ga. ny" o''y--'he performance
we 'hooeh' decidedly good We are glad to
learn that our old friends, Messrs. Cargili and
Grace, will soon be here aoain. Tboy bon.
beon ,,l,y;o, wo ohsorro :. CT "'''
and bayo got rrea@on, ,', ~ onepy gr LEM
connlirman, , Iu'J.s Inc papers
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