Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-10
YLIE CRLsL, ls rlGsED.

Tho annals Of the world arc complete with the
records of rolurmGlions aud revolutions, and
cpochs which have marked and characterized her
history from the earliest times. Lar and JUS
Zee have risen superior 70 anarchy and aiSiUlc.
Religion and t,dh have tr,umphed over inhdel-
In and popsrq And the Goddess Of liberty
has raised high her banner amidst the thunder Of
cannon, the cIasblng 81 arms, and the threats
and denancmtons Of tho combined power Of
kings But never has It been tho task Of tho
historian "a record a mere signal revolution than
! has been going on III OH county iur the last year.
/ Never was q Struggle more fearful on The one
hand ana moc desperate on the other than has
been gona % IN the United States for the last
eighteen nonlhs between Democracy and Ars'
tocmcy SO fearful was tho contest that many
who had heretofore stood fam on Republican,
gr0undoud battIod molly Tor freedoms csercd the
ranks. aud olhcr went OYER 10 tbs enemy or
sought some neutral Territory ont, Of danger. On
the par Of the arlstoclacy the battle was well
fought Gcucmls who were accustomed TO mako
Toe brsl Of defeat were chosen 10 commando
/ They soon raised thg cry ot pc-lcuco and IA
/ mlop, aud told tho people they should neither
/ haze monry uoy bread puu hry should ION their
anka. Ana 70 general was tic alarm Ibai but
! haad.ll Of Tie Democracy were left, who would
/ rally around hcIi commander But he, like tic
/ uasluous Ih,bap, stood FINANCING his Idlle host
aud eaye ba8le 10 ihc emy ,uuulllc people see
ina W. condition, have come io'te rescue armed
with Toe weapons Of truth and justice.
Ihoueii lhe crisis Is passed, The victory = not
compiled. The lyda enemy before We orc a.
ware w,ll present himself under ucw dress ard
uanc Let us neyeriay down our Republican
tmrld IS long as there - az enemy ~ the coun'
i,ry Il ne wll use this weapon, II Is all that wo
need Clay, Webster ard oil the mnions Of
dafkness,ma} army themselves againstus, butthey
never can prevail 4 yIrtpous gallant people will
never suiicnde, lhau deaf bought rights into the
hands Of this monltd mstocracy. The rtyolu-
ton au~ gong OF, akeu fully completed viii be
marked upon me historians poge as the greatest
epoch in The history Of The world.
Ths willmgke nc~ era IN the political histo-
~ or The United States.
The lal.c bard Of Democrats who have stood
; firm in this trying hour, deserve well OF iheiI
country. They are soldiers WHO may be trusted
D Ia the ,lafi.as hoar when lac clements Of pubic
Z calama, uag arrfHad y ttmPest--.'i'ssls-
iPlar
MR Canoes During toe los. WEI, 0hcr
!, Webster and uls U,ug Ehl followers wee leagun!
4 vh tie euomy against oa, country, JOHN I.
\ / CALHOUN stood forth boldly asd oppost'
them, and was the uHlinching champion Of hi
!, cauary Now, when Webster and thc same
!, hila lghi followers are intriguing 20 snlreuder ih'
I, peane INTO tie hands Of cur internal ioe iht
same CALHOUN as agalnf Qnd tic nnconqner
able champion d the people, Rochester .f3t
y DtoH Locie.~-The editor Of Paper in Prov
arnce lately informed his readers, that The ladie
always pull IN The m stocking last. This, .
Is no, be opposed, created some little stir amen
n his lar readers, and whle in positive terms, tue
~ denied the statement, they at the same time d
carcd that he had no business TO know il, even
re such aas the fact, and pronounced him no gent
man. lie pIoyes 1t, however, by a short nrg
~ men,. v hen Que stocking is pulled of fr
there is another leh on--and pulling or This Is
king the tef stocking of I0sL"--Er paper
On he maxiw that every mans house is
~ castle" Lord Chatham made the following bea
tiful remarks The poorest may in bus coiiaE
l,s bid defiance 10 all the forces OF the crown.
!, may be lrnil--is roof may shake--;he wind ms
~ lloa through h-lbe storm nay enles-ihe nj
may enter--but the king Of England cannot e
Ter Al his power dare not cross the lh'esho
~. of that ruined tenement =