Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-07
mn pnr.EMprIoN iii.

Representatives. The vote on reading the biil
third time was 1872 10 70-on the passage OF The
ba the yole VAS l07 10 52-many OF Tue mem
bers had withdrawn, considering the vote on The
third reading the test vote.
What comment Ihls upon the bitter struggle
Of Mr.. CAY in The Senate, and MS bosom
friends in the House Of Representatives rom
Kentucky. against the bill What rebuke to
the heahiess denunciaiions Of Mr. CLAf' brand
ing with charges Of fraud, robbery ana ciuo-'a"
violence, tho honest backwoods settlers, who
we're the pioneers throughout the yaiiey OF the
Mississippi, Of that agricultural industry winch
has made il the Eden Of the world! "ihe lac
less rabbie," "ihs land robbers" ''ihs 6and'th,"
"ibs club lac men" as Mr. CLAY calls the bar
DIV adventures, whose lonely condition IN the
m,ds, OF the frontier wilderness, and the habit oil
earning their bread by the sweat oil Tue brow,
school them in every primitive v'riue-nay wen
he proud olahe vote Of almost two-ihnds IN both
branches of Congress; not only rePeng The
sl,nder, but granting them the privilege Of pre-
empton. The Congress Of the Unied 0'a'es--
vast majority Of the body representing cons'''u-
cuts interested against Pre'enp'on elalInS--
would not laysr them fihey believed Mr.. CLAY's
accusations. They would not encourage iraud'
robbery, and violence. II does honor to Cen
gress that is 20 Justly estimates the worth OF 'he
bold, independent, abofIous pioneer. The great
es, poet Of England has celebrated the first Of the
class who led the way TO tho settlement oil Ken
lucky; and VIZ cannot but consider II happy
coincidence that me Of biz blood, and nherlllng
many of his characteristics, should, as chairman
r ~ D..lI | auIa hn tho
cipal agent in passing the bull; vlndIcaung from
the ealumncs OF Mr.. Clay not only the stock
from which be descended, but the class from
which the whole West derives It's best blood and
Modest traits Of Character Globe
The Government and The Banks-ll is often
SAID that tho Banks are in danger from Govern
ment But this cry is got up for partisan effect
or 10 conceal their truo reasons for not resumIng
The Government has deep interest in specie
payments being restoredi for I'LL that object IS
effected il must always BIO exposed TO more or
less embarrassment in its fiscal operations.
Philadelphia. Spirit Of the Times.
"CoBnErr once compared the interest excited /
BY watching certain politicians career to thai
which is fell on Witnessing duck-huni; the prn-
cplc curiosity being TO guess, when the duck
dives, where il will come up again" And Cob.
bet cvuLI not have used better slmlle llustra-
live Of the character of certain politicians. In
The present day we have quite flock oil these dI-
vers. Mr. Tahnadge has "come up again." and
just were wc prodcnted he would some three or
our moths ago. Tho only excitemon, in regard
% others Of the third party who Owed with HIM, is
iot so much as to ,phere they will come up, as
o trhea. The lchcre is pretty certain to be a
nong the National Bank, abolition, Clay party.
The lchca is the thing to bet upon, Bali. Rep.
papr Legal Teader.--For the first time in
he history Of our government, the proposition has
,een made in congress, in effect, TO compel the
public cred tors to receive bank notes Tor their
lebts, Lei il DO remembered that this PROPOSE |
hon, worse and more demorallzlng and rulnous |
Than all stop laws or aducratng OF COINS ever
devised, comes from Henry Clay, who is 10 be
the candidate Of the opposi ion for the Posden-
cy This, then, shows what his pclcy would be |
to compel tho making Of paper legal tender.
Turkish Prorcrbs "A small stone often
makes great noise A foolish friend, Is at times
a greater annoyance than wise enemy. You'll
moi swecien your mouth by saying "honey." II
A mai, would live in peace he should be blind,
lcaf and dumb, Do good and throw u INTO the
sea; il the fish know il not the Lord VIII. Who |
,ar God need not fear man. II thy foe be as
small as gnat, fancy him us large as an ee-
miami. They who know most are oenesl chea-
led. A man man who weeps for every one, viii
soon have lost his eyesght. Moro Is learned
from conversation than from books, A friend Is
oi more worth than klnsman. lie rides sell
dom who never rides any but n borrowed horse.
Trust not to tho Wilderness Of his turban; he
bought the soap on credit Death is black cam
ell, that kneels before every mans door,
Mother,n said little grammarlan. ,if Lord
Wellington is u heroe, was not Joan OF Arc
sheroei"
Effects Of iaarchy. One thousand persons
have persisted by famine in Baha, in the Brazlls,
in consequence of their supplies being cut off by
Ihe disturbed state Of the country.
On tho doors Of certain parish church, not a
hundred miles from Wycombce, was recently af'
fixed the following nohce;--'The churehwa'dens
will hold their quarterly meetings once in six
weeks, instead Of haltyoarlN as formerly
Cincinnati Manufactures, A few weeks
SINCE NC mentioned the fact that single ma
chine establishment in this city had fourteen en-
zines and mills on hand, amounting in value lc
more than 100000; Since that lime they
have doubled their engines, and now dong wo't
10 The amount Of S2C0,o9e.
Whilst this is an example Of our larger estaD
| lishmcnls We do not SEQ tina, the various SINAI
workshops have diminished their BUSINESS OF ar'
ia want OF custom. On the contrary, ihn ci'y
filed with activity and industry. Gin ChiPa'
Impor,anl Tarsniioa. --Messrs. Foiramb 8
Judson, Of Philadelphia, have invented an nppa
tatus for mr,s.iug sparks in chmneys' II me.
could improve ii SO as TO arrest SPARKS ~ ehiM
nsg corners, it would add to its utility.
A suit was tried in the Circuit Court, Ne'
York, one day laat week, brought by Mr.. bag
Ter noainst Corning Spencer TO recover SlSUt