Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23


.,~5 Woe9 On the "a inst. Mr..
-. moved to Sc, apart a day 10 consider the
no. - Or tsaria. down the new Treasury
r. md erecting another one. Mr.. Cam
directed on the ground that there were
-. ;,,,o-.ant bills that claimed and should alb
- = IN. attention Of the house-imPoTtan' to The
-. nation. and tha, the brief period remain
he session, should be appropriated to !
.,,;scts. Mr.. Lincoln, Mr.. Adams and
,.ds,,s,s. sin Insisted that their bill should
- - ,,eference. Mr.. Yell, the democratic rep
..,;,. from Arkansas, moved to take up the
"a, e, the protection of the people Of the ives
c.,ns., from the Indians he considered that
80, marc importance than a wing building job
w,.b;o,,on. There being however maJoil-
., ederalsts present, Mr.. Lincola's motion
a,,;lsd. and We are Informed that the two men,
.h, ,nisrepresent this state, voted with him.
TN, ;s he frsi more! They have hardly got
,.,,,, IN N their seats, when they vote large sums
-, coma Uhir architect about the metropo-
10 dlttu op'hS
.,dleave bill to protect our brethren on the
,,on,iers Of Arkansas, Louisiana and Missouri
,sbo arc surrounded by twenty times their num-
- s,v,ues. 10 die upon the calendar loi want
&c ,ine to act on it. 1t cannot be reached this
-s;o, and in the mean time war may break
-, =, Inc frontier Prentiss and Word knew
A.. I'm, what else can be expected from the
.,or, norzans Of Caly and Webster one Of
,,ho,o declared that the settlers on the public
i,od should be driven of at the point OF the bay
onO,." and the other that "he would not vote
lolar 10 arm The country, il the French were at
tho oates Of the capitol" But the day of retrl'
button Is approaching. Pfeniiss and his shadow
his pmLra, as the Romans had it-haye but a
few months TO serve, and at the next election,
when the true friends Of the SoUTH arc arrayed,
and active and vigilan these men, who now strut
mall the pride of their northern alliances, will be
irowncd down as unworthy Of Hust-as alien to
our best and most vital interests.
A New LIGuT.--0ne Of the most ridiculous
things we have seen for long time, is the letter
4 Of Mr.. John S. Gooch, which made its first APP
pcarance in the Brandon Republican. Mr.. G. IT
seems was sent on by The Directors Of the Union
Bank to procure paper sc. al New York, and on
N bis return homo he deemed it his duty to submit
TO the community his views Of matters and things.
lie undertakes TO point out the causes OF our IL
nancial difficulties and the means by which VIC
may be relieved, and finally dances off into dis
QUESTION on the Presidential question We rec
commend Mr.. Gooch to give us a new volume or
political economy. The reflections Of SO recherche
and polished writer, SO highly gifted with iinan
cial talents and so intimately acquainted with thu
maxurs and the history Of government would b.
received 10 doubt with unqualified admiration ant
add lusre to our national literature. We know
not which most to admire, the profound wisdom
exhibited in the lucrubrations Of Mr.. G. or the ra
pldiiy with which he has leaped into notorlety-
We did, indeed hear at the last session Of the Lie
sisature, something of gentlemen ofthai nam
appealing TO the democratic mcmbers-and pal
tcularIy to two influential gentlemen from MAJ
smll--to make him Director in the Union Ban
on account of his stubborn democracy; but htl
Mr.. GOoch, who seems to besurious for Nj
Clay, cannot be the same person. lie is doub
less some modern phenomenon, a counterpart {
the admirable Crchton, who claims the cognC
men of our democratic friend. We trust he WI
not droop his new-Acdgcd wing, but will give ,
another letter, ere he scars away on his Pegasu
like career.
HJ- The United States Circuit Court adournC
at Jackson on Saturday 'ast The docket was c
tITeIy gone through with.
Cj- The Bank Commissioners were a. Woodyi
on the 18th, arluously engaged in the discharge
their official duties.
"BouGHr ur'-The Argus was touched in te
der place by a little insinuation in the Democl
last Saturday. 1t is now auding the real csta
concerns to the Skies How much does the Arg
4 get for putting these unchartercd establishments
70 Col. A. L. BlNGAMAN of Nalchcz, has be
announced in some Of the federal prints in this sta
as candidate for the U. S. Senate. The gall;
Colonel is an adroit manager and whole-sou
gentleman. Mississippi is well represented in
0eha'c--t!IeFelorC no change will be made.
Columbus Assocsuion.-Dr. LrscoMB deIivel
the opening Lecture before this institution on Tu
day evcnlng in presence ola large audience,n the n
Presbyterian Church The Society passed re
luton unanimously requesting the Doctor to lurn
"a copy for publication II an excellent prod