Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
COLUMBUS, MISS.
-sArrRDAY. APRIL 2I. Sc.
DEMOCRATIC TlcEET-F8, Cagr,a.
1ouvF. IT. CLAIBORNE. Of .Va.iisoH.
f3HES D.TCIS, II .NarsAaa
CO. rsssi9ral. Jadieial and .uiL.'ay Eisei'''
on NE 23d and 2flh dG5s n .iP7il-
:. Il. pn,IsI-Once nLsre vi IN 80 ~


on he 23d and 2th da5s n .iPTii-
To TINE PolLs.-Once nlore We call upon lb'
/ democrats to rally to tic polls. Victory wall m
,,e.donqbly perch upon our banner If the pro-
'.,.,,,r,iops Lc made on Monday aud Tuesday
,e,, people OF Lowades and the adjoining
counties, have yon weighed we'll The merits OF
fins election and lhe impotan! consequences u''
may how from IL l, IS contest te'"ee" 'He
old federal party and the rcpul'lcans--'He same
contest that was waged in 1900. and again III
| 1928. Tue party Who advocate the election o.
p5entiss and Word, Is the dcnlnal party who op-
,,.ed Mr. Jefferson, and who afterwards support
cd John Quincy Adams. Had This patty been
successful, and had Their principles and Polcy
been carried out, the faire.t potion Of your Hch
State, which is filed win an en'crPris.rg, indus
lrioas population, and adorned with honrisalog
towns and villages, would now be a Wilderness.
The fuhs Of your adustry would he taxed and
your resources died up to swell the bIoa'ed
wealth Of the northern manufacturers and mo-
noposrs. The election Of Prcnliss and Word
vould be lfRcd in every federal abolition city Of
bo North as a triumph Of their cause. ltwouId
lie celebrated by them with boulires and reJoc-
ii. of every kind. Federalism would again
mise its head aud send forth p1lns Of joy and
s,sIt,lop. Be not deceived about the points
4 i,suc. The real question is, will you desert
,eur long cherished PRINCIPLES, and beet interests,
Iby sending PteuUss and Word to represent you
IN Congress, or viii You act consistently and elect
| Claiborne and Davis, good men and true, and
nepuine disciples Of tie old Jeiitrsonian school
The latter has served you m war, and has always
been nih you IN peacej the former, as your re-
preventative at Washington, has been iodhlul,
dlIigent, untiring in his cxenons to promote your
best interests. Can you hesitate which to choosc'
Not a moment, we should think. To the polls
then and by voting for Claiborne and Davis, be
consistent, and defend your principles and best
interests. Let Monday and Tuesday next show TO
Nick Bidde and his bank myrmidons, that Mis-
sissippi Is incorruphbe--tha neither pahcs nor
pressures car intimidate her.
IT. We commence to-day the publication Of
an address to the people Of the United States up
on the course and principles the Administration
in relation to the custody Of the public monies.
II appeared originally in the Extra Globe under
the Signature Of THOMAS JEFFERSON. 1t i.
drawn TYP by master hand. The remainder
shall appear as soon as we can find space for it
Every citizen in the Union should read hi,
address, and ponder over it well.
A SIGNIFICANT SIdN, The federaliss aided
by the abolitlonists have succeeded in carrying
tie State of Connecticut against Ne Admlnistra
ton, aud TIE Argus exuts at this Ccd,ral, abol
ton victory Comment is unnecessary. A maj
lis lnovn by his associates, as one of the organ
4 of An.>prcntiss in this State speaking in refer
ence 10 the same subject, once said.
e The TnrArRE.-Messrs. CargIl and Grac
are aaing golTcn opinions from all. They da'
. crowded houses nearly every night, and the chce
j. ing applause which they meet with in every p'a
c cwnccs the delight and qualification Of hcr aud
r ence. We have seen no one who has attend,
y during the season that did not express hmst
! chained and delighted with the Performance
. Mrs. Carglli ard Mrs. Konwvr,hy are cxcelIe
= actresses. They would do credit to any Thco'
e IN the Union.
: Tho piecss are all selected with judgment Al
! taste. There is nothing many Of the perolma
ces that could ontad tic chaslest modesty or /
% most refined dccacy.
ie Tonight will be performed the petit come
:" of The Hedding Day, with tho attempted
Gladden. in The Wood.
Of
ID To- We were n,istakenin saying in our last III
IF. COL Claiborne had gone to The Northern coantjs
at and was addressing he people. He did intend
a. turn out, but slgh inlispostion has confined n
ed at home We are happy to hear ,nst b: ssala
9stimProvng and that lie Mn be able q sci on.
We Washington very som after the election
rk,
4 To- The Argus is on its stills again. 1t cor
i olI ~ tir hoaStng strain that it did las. 81
is, mer. It's joy aud eXmtatun viii soon be turned
woe and iamsntatioR, Or We are no prophets.
\, Or Mr.. rreniiss is in favor Of Mr.. Clay
raj the Presdoncy--he has publicly declared Hmm
Inc tasbe so--of course he approves Of MIR. Cha
ct, TmilI, internal Improvement aud bank MOTTO
"o Can any sou,herner, any Mississippi an vote
j such mani
G- The long article in the last Argus head
~ john +. ii. CLAIBORNE, furnishes as goo
div specimen Of federal abuse and misrepresental
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