Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-09


piece WV w. &c. we are obliged to exclaim
adnllLLa,;S,,,o can do the like in pantaletts,
i "Ona ,iI che do in full-grown petticoats.
via' % .lIaul" applied the ePithets of ''his"
As as" 70 sCharity," tbs evident he mis-.
q InT bor for boy, and hence the error
took liz he fell of flying into passion
inio W. Nh words which she bestowed up
at i i:,, "u when they were in truth nothing
on uu han love epithets in disguise which
more 'I iass;o uses towards her lover
81! ~ ongbt forthwith to quit snubbing
'As r%h,r;ty's" IN usage, and ought upon
al o ,;rbt 10 give her a smack or SO on the
lrs' inch venture to say will make fair
'lPs' ,5or between them. Having disposed
v I'D Charity" for the present | would with
I.Joy enter into the consideration of
oU 1I MAJ n;scr !" excellencies, but | feel con.
' ..incd TO postpone him to a worthy cor
S'u"s ,J,o, ofthe Democrat, who tits fear
NIX Pos become defunct. The exuberant
Gu "a 90, If steam with which ''Buster"
qJ' I, II. nsr,onaI appearance in the Dem
ICY, oftSe 18th Sept, and tine great diff
s .J,,, with which he met in working It
n g.o &c TO let the pressure of his imagin-
'l - Down to a proper level,' together
:t his disappearance from the Democrat,
WI. ,be most fearful apprehension that
CIV, Wv. aBuster" has actually exploded
IT, .. dreadful calamity might have been
~" g,. prevented. and a valuable cores
ea, .io,t preserved to the Democrat, if
p5go aBus,er" was laboring under that
.,,,b,rqe Of steam, some friendly hand
J.J seizej MAUI" By the heels and made
a aDo application ofhim TO Busters"
.,,a co as 10 open the sutures ofthc cram
nm that the exuberaut steam might have
oscoocd without producing a fatal explo-
s.o0 mon the same principle that horses
are cpred of the blind staggers by the ap-
nIicafioD of the chissel and mallet to the
forehead.
aBuster" looked so well in the Demo-
cr,t and the Democrat looked so well with
aBuser" in it, that it is to be hoped, that
he is still IN the land ofthe living and that
he will by his talents continue to support
the gentIlty ofthe paper. Before | COM
me1ce an exposition of"Nullifer's" beau-
ties, must offer an apology to him for
having postponed him to the third place,
vbe1hc is evidently entitled to the first.
and beg bm not to be offended since
mv o..H9acl him solely because 0.
.'ab's' sex and Busters explosion.
"Nu.ier cxccIs any author either an.
cent or modern, in the exquisite minute.
aesS Of his perceptive faculties. In event.
which to common observers seem entitled
oayo ordinary importance, he can dis
ccu tc most tremendous consequences
L'mtuc had blessed this writer with tho
p5Uerof seeing great objects with as mucI
precision as she has enabled HIM to see tn,
smallest "NuIlifer" would 90 down Il
gs.erity the nonpariel Of pcrceptive pow
e. TO the minute optics Of animalcu
e grain of sand presents the yawnin
uens, the impending cliffs, the project
nDromontories and the cloud capt SIM
nbof a mountain, so 20 the almost as e.
ps'e,y nice optics of "NuliGer." a pot,
WehAIo looks rs prodigious as Mount Al
Vas, Tm cXqusitely discerning "Nu|lil
err discovers in the first place that ,h
States Right party had fallen into s,rang
Wedcamcut, out of which Inc gracious
coadcsccnds to deliver them by cnlg re
ing their understandings upon the momen
0us questions that are now agitating IN
country In the first sentence Of his sac
Instructions he presents to their astonishe
minds the important fact that on the rcsu
o.hcsc questions ''rests the permanent
Or dSscyerance of the Union" AS a.
onrhmg as this discovery is, our authc
proceeds and in the next sentence make
adsoyery still more astonishing, and di.
co>cs 10 the frightened minds of his re;
daSthc awful fact, that the destiny OF OF
country IS connected with the approach
ageectIon Of a member the Legislature
W ye voters Of LowHdes county, be dun
With ds'ogjsdmcnt and be We thankful tn;
Favc among YOU so nice an observer ;
"Ai.ic'' for sure am that without b
sl1t man of you would ever hay
Ia.Id out the important fact.
Remember that the destiny of yol
country mH-s On the coming election, an
af.oe0 tc bh.or box with your hanc
'Poa Your hearts and your thoughts elev
20 10 the ruler Of tho Universe, that
. by bis providence direct YOU in yo,
.''a between Capt. PEBBLES and ParsC
".e" Ia lho next place our author tel
N "'J I"cmomcutols question before ii
.sOEe THIS; "shalI the government {
o'g' 10 IT'S original policy of 1889, al
,'.ccl IT'S revenue in the legal and const
s1o95. currency Of the country, as is pr
'I1a9 Ior Id the independent sub Treas
1y 5al, or Snail it again resort to a Natio
al Bank" "Nu,I6er' then COMPLAINS b
leny oihe ieGcrol Wings for shouting
Ouu Tor q National Bank, when the bar
gully Of cGrbiHg the 'cqpcard indepe
l'"Ee OF him and his sn5, Treasury bret
.'u Who he says "has been n6,;qrcd wi
e sense ofraiionaiIib liberty" Since /" Nul
, ~ has discovered that the iDdononden;
' "nCn he and bis brethren eniov IS q wa,
iortS u dependence ! hope that he W
iO oo'uN ll abandon it as not worth the lleol
49,. and as he has a sense Irrational NJ
n MN " 'aal he will come again into tine r "a
~, ,1g ., True State Rights party. where
NY . lfIhaps improve that sense and sor
Ic, ,"uy'eo TO acquire and to eniov an /
r,,g r.oI i which is not wavward in
B@4s ,' oa, which is fixed upon the INN
'' O'sIs Irrational liberty Astoo
IN, - an. gong bacI, to tho policy
., NJ our author has. fallen into 4 3.
~, .,5Ac' 1t should not be matter
o oa'er 'aai our author fell into this err
ivy laiurc has hnep ., L.-..c