Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

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z Government 6nances, tltn indeed may the char.
O. be correct, otherwise It IS false, without taking i
y, to consideration The vast additional amount
d money, aud with Il lis influence, that Bank col
y neellon sail inevitably produce.
c Bodily exhaustion, Mr. President, forces II
: TO premature conclusion. am aware Of II
injustice done this great aud important suhec
ny my enceavors to grasp too many OF It's brar
7 ches. have already monopozed too much {
The time Of the Society," aud must conclude vhe
my subject still invites me, 10 on, and tread III
illamincd paths Of truth.
TIE DEMOCRATIC AND STATE RIGHTS NETTING
Owing to our absence last week, We were una
bic 70 take any Gotice Of this meeting, but really
we do not know that il Is necessary suffice il
10 say that the meeting was a full one, and great
| " exceeded our expectations, the bone and SIN
eW OF the county was present and eylnced firm
disposition by their votes TO come forward to de
rescue, and take a bold stand in defence of De.
mocracy and Equal Rights.
Judge llarris addressed the meeting at length,
m which he took occasion TO hold up to the eyes
OF nll who would see, The numerous frauds and
''''i'N'hHS' INV ~ VIututC ny INC DuHkS Oh lHNN
people, he also dwell some time upon the subject
81 bank. Never in our lives have we seen
such disposition manifested by the foemon Of
old Copiah 10 rally around the Constitution and |
the laws Of our cOunty,--we assure or Demo
cratic friends IN the other counties throughout the |
State, that if they do as well for themselves tho
democratic party Of the State Of Mississippi has
nothing 10 fear for the event. SO soon as We
force . resumption, and The people see that cur.
rency can be made as good as it ever was in The
best days OF the existence Of National Bnnk
III things will be rght. The Wings Claim old
topiah Tor Clay, and Bank, but lst let them
meet us on the question and they Will find that
hey are woiully mstaken.--Wo confidently be-
ievelhat there is majority of four hundred votes
u this county opposed 10 the elevation Of Clay
0 the Presidency.
Gen. Drake Of Brandon, being called upon Cor
speech, rose and addressed the meeting for
bout twenty minutes, which was received great
ppIausc. Southern Star.
TREATY WITH GREteE. The Globc,o f Wed.
esday night publishes, in the folm Ct u Proclo
nation from the President of the U. S., Urea
OF commerce and Navigation between the
lnlIed States and Greece. II vas concluded
nd signed IN London, on the 22d December last
etween Andrew Stevenson, Esq. on the part Of
nc unhed States, and Spcda Tricoupt the
ireek Councillor OF State, on the part of {" Ills
'lalesiy The King Of Greece Ii has been du.
ratified on both parts and the rauGcniions cx.
hanged al London, on the 25th of June last. II
ppcais to be based ona system Of perfect reel.
rocily in the commerce Of the two counties.
Rich. Eng.
From Europe 10 ,lmeria in tSeaca Daus -
Where will the humiliation Of space, through the
- ncy Of steam, cease Il is stated, IN nm Enc
tsh paper that Mr. Mccall has suggested 10
he British Pos;-O(hce Department, plan fo
transmitting the mail from London to America,
ia Valencia, N ireland, IN seven days and few
lours The scheme Is, TO extend the Great
y esieIn Halfway 70 flsgmd, IN Wales, thence TO
Wexford IN sleam.boas, and by railway thence
9 taienl'a, nom which place It is only seven
lays aa'l, for steamers, to the British posses
'ionsin Amorca.
lhls plan Is similar 10 one suggested some
ime previous to the commencement or Inc mos.
mi system Of steum communication between ,bc
NO countries. II was then also proposed, as a
"''' N' N"ii li'fN "u' Hiv pan on thlS SIDE the
AlIautlc lo construct mihoad from the civ of
New York, the whole length 81 Long Island, and
hence 10 the British provinces by STEAMBOATS,.
Y no can "iake the responsibility" Of saving
nat this grand project viii not be peii,cle and
brought INTO practical operation in ten wears, ar
wen five l--.Noat .9dr.
Mlssssrri Clrv.--The sale Of lots took
lace IN Mississippi City, on the day advertised
We learn that tho lots averaged neatly one thons.
nd dollars each, and that the aggregate amour, |
i sales Is $4,000. This emhroyo CITY il do.
uned-and that speedily. too,--to become I,
tSe aud opulent commercial point lhereis
ieat opening tor speculation IN lots.
Sotktrn San,
Two griseites Of Paris fought duel with p,
us, on the Cd Of September A lover was in '
e case, Of course. The fair duehsts fred lwice, '
1t nobody was hurt, and the seconds ine,fered i
The Leeds Times gives some further Da,,icp. a
rs OF the marvellous piece Of good fortune tha,
AS oelailen stocking kniuer of Nottingham. in
onnne into possession Of baronecy aud estates IL
a q at two millions Of dollars per annum, be =
cSs an accumulated Iaad Of sbou, len millions. :
i French Iishoprc has teen ,s,ahhsb,a !,
'Elers, " rspal laG ;" n