Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

aerlsl5-a is ds5t.' saws 1He q. OIL. core. %
-.rt.-... I'll. Whole crop cf Ai45s.il, ar.o -.''-
,-r o, d. wards 90 twelve ml.ii1n o. dollars Las
--4 -5s.s sas ta.Fd OF die dsbi Of the state u
,.I take aearly the whole Of two more crops %
t effect AZ entTe cure Of the disease. Oaa ii'e
loldsst deciaulsT asaiust the administrator as
/ he author I'd our cmblHlssmen's. plainly sl9e'
/ hos aaIby what means and meas ICES 0i TIE ad-
r.Hlsftaalea fl.s tF. has been fastened uPoa TIE
! State. DID tie Government enco1IaEe, iaI'1e
| or force people to involve themselves head over
ears 10 debt 10 the amount OF their anticipated re-
sources for three years-and had the adminlstra-
uon left undone single one or all Of those acts
such as the removal OF the depos.,es, the specie
circular. The depositcs n state banks which have
been each Rointed 10 AS the cause Of the disaster,
would he distress and calamity have been saved
to tie country Would 1t have prevented debts
from falling dur, which men were not able iopaV
Would u have enabled banks 10 pay specie at
Ae.r eotaters for a paper circulation, which upon
he very hypothesis oil Blinking, they were not
able 10 redeem a. once, even IT their issues bad
nat been extraordinarily extended Whose
isa, was It that 0raase Grove lots, IN lhs ca,
SIX feet under water, land in recommendation,
aptiy called the water lots sold from 50 10 200
dollars foot Whose fault was II, that Virginia
and Carolina planters, stricken with the MANN +
sudden fortune making LEFT saving business at
home, aud invested all that they could collect or
borrow, IN Alabama plantations, While the Ala
bama planters, though, poor and slow bus-
ness, to make cotton at 25 cents per d., while /
tens Of thousands were 70 be realized IN oue DAYS
speculation "a city lots 10 whose account 1
we're all the cxtrayagances and mad pranks Of that /
,yentiu year to be placed The administration. /
Gen. jackson had the whole glory Of It and re-
:eyed credit for dong more mischief than It was
possible toT a thousand Presidents to accomplish,
ld they been possessed with the lncarnlte spirit
/ eyII and mday0lence, and ten 'lmcs Their pow
rs 10 exercise It,
After all the udicuIo af the word orei-had,ny,
iier all the senseless Glamour, and remote afgu-
lents ineeniously drawn upon, to fix the evil W
n the folly Of the adminsuahon--it is as true as
lnciousncss, to every man in this State, who has
anccd at the subiect-that NER-TRADING
the word which denotes the cause Of our en-
lrassment, in every department Of commerce
ID industry in this Staie,-er mo disco omnes.
To say that Gen. Jackson OF Mr.. Van Buren,
used The distress, even if one could suppose a
olive IN them for such an attempt, which we ne
7 could Is as weak and useless, as 1t is rdicu-
rs. The people won't believe it, and though
IA may throw your metaphysical dust in their
es for while, and blind them by the influence
the press, and the representations of those in
nom they confde, they will surely discover the
elk, and think out the truth, as the attempt has
zen made to deceive them. Hence we preserve
undaunied 'front.' while as our noighbor says,
around gives assurance that hope is fled"
hoover stands upon truth, and builds upon the
sod sense. patriotic virtue, and correct m'orma-
on Of a majority Of the people of the United
tates, may well keep an undmned front. Who
yer, On tue contrary trusts to false issues, and
lies upon clamor 10 cry down measures and
,en builds upon a bed Of sand, and viii nfaili-
y Ian 10 hls lfotts.--.No5He Registr.