Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

aecy %. She wings Wcuamc ihatS.7y as saa-
ollie tune, because a very general atendance cou-e
i-n b. il- lda ease, aud because, We esteem Oh
a-iy or-lu.ail'l Important We ~ fora genera.
-t 7-se.ia,ll1 o., g tH.se WHO one IN aVor 90 a
'trct construction ri de constitution, opposed to
federalism, 90 The American system, and att yhc p'-
-tta evils which dat system IS calculated 10 eHDa
upon the country Tor aEts to GENE. 1t us rre1i e11-
II Henry Cay Should Be elected to Tie prCsidcnua.
th3.H Mr. Clay may ROW be considered as lAa
wing, ltdcraLah1juoU candidate for The presidency.
That party has already fixed upon Tie day 90 which
their convention is t1asscmhc At Harrisburg % gone
Sumate his norIAa;lln, Which has a.Fcady hSen \
made IN advance.
Il now becomes The friends Of the south and SOUTH
Crn institutions 10 pace themselves in an atitsdc 20
protect themselves from principles and politicians,
whose success would be the signal for the suhvcr- |
sion OF the constitution ana prostrati0n et southern
rights and interests. Al that IS needed Is union q
Of action and proper organization Of the repu4~'
can pary.-,li@issipflGa.
~ The Argus P0TTTSTcs MIR Wcbsisr's speech
against the Independent, Treasury, aud earnestly
calls the attention Of his readers to IT, \ pro-
tessed state rights paper giving It's appreciation
and applause to the arguments Of the great blue
light fedetalist of the North Shame upon such
political hypocrisy! Why does not the Argus
come out at once Ike an honest man, and ac-
knowledge that 1t has no principle IN common
with the State rights party Does It think that
its readers ure such simplotous as to be imposed
upon by its two sided, double faced, hypocuiical
course
last Night for The Seasoa.--Thc Theatre closes
tonight with the popular and interesting Moo-
Drama entitled The Woojman's Hut, or the
Burning Bridge" to conclude with the hughab.c
Farce of the Frize, or ,, 5, ), 81 The scenery
in the first play is entirely new and nimitabc. 1t
was performed on Tuesday evening" 20 a LARGE audi
cncc, for the Benefit of the charming Mrs Kcnwor-
thy. The scene oftae burning bridge is admirable,
this being the last night of the season, we autici-
nat, a crowded house, and would advise those who
mtcn to take ladies', to secure seats at an early hour,
lISTHE CoLuunrs STRING RACES, commenced on
the 7th May over the Hyde Park Course, with a
Sweepstabe, mile heats, free ior.any nag, with kech
weights, SlO0 entrance, subscribers.
D. Myers ch by Charles,
II l. French, Esq Oh by Havoc dam by
ConQuercr
CockrcI, Esq. oh by Bertrand, 3
FIR Gregory Esq. b fly Gohannn,
Time | %, 81. Track l5lt over mile
TuGsDAY-Jockcy Club Purse, $780, entrance
S.5 90; . mile heats. Weight, years old lea
Their 8 DO. SGbs 4 do. l0OIbs, 8 do. Hobs, 6 do
llslbs, 7 do l26bs; 3lbs. allowed to ms and g's.
ycrcII and Gregorys f Eyira by Star, dam
by Alfred, Us old, riders dress orange and
green
II l. French, Esl b c by Bertrand, dam by
Robin Grey, Us Old; riders drcas, blue
and white, 2 dis
Dr. G b Saunlerson's G Clara Fisher, by
Mohawk, dam by Peace Maker, Us old;
riders dress pink ana blue dist
Time SIS.
WEpSEspY,--Joclcy Club Parse 800; en-
trance S3j 90, mile heats; weights as above.
ycrei and Greg'ry's Ann Eliza, by
Eclipse, dam by Archie . vs. old; riders
dress, orange and green,
| ii l. FRENCH Esq hF / N'H'tiltlh'5 Wy NlI"''
of Transport dam Back-anl-alI-Ilack, 5
VS. old; riders dress, blue and white l
Time 5, e 10.
TnuRsDAy.-Jo Jockey Club Purse, $500; entrance
$50 90, A mile heats weights as above.
w A Vcrcl, Esq. Bernardo, Ivy Pacific,
dam, Summers Matilda, > Us old; riders
dress, orange and green, /
r. Gregory, E3q's. g h Sir Kenneth, by
Monsieur Tonson, dam by Aurora, 6 vs.
old; riders dress, blue and white DIS
j Time, 8 10.
End Horse disanccd by foul riding at the start
and the list horse allowed to gaIlop through.
FRrDAY,-Jockey Club Purse, $780, entrance
S2j 90, mile hcati; 3 in 30
II French, Esq's. ell Lornda, by
Havoc, dam by Gonqueror, 4 Is Old ! !
S CockcrcII, Esq's.chh by Bertrand, !
D Myers ch by Bertrand, A. old, 0 0 Q
FIR Gregory, Esq's. 6 Ann Eliza
pedigree as above; A Us cd, 0 0 0 0
Time, l,5l, l.55, l.55, Isl.
SAruRnAY.-Siver Pitcher valued at $500 en-
trance SIS 90; 3 mile heats; weights as above.
+ h Gregory, Esq's. Sir Kenneth, ped
gree as above,
Kirk & lle0ingtons Oh f Narcissa Parrish,
by Stakeholder dam by In. Eagle, 4 US old, l 1
Tme G.5, &C.