Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
WING CRFrn

I '---' - -s>l7 C-zef
founded IN contradiction aa3 ialsioa M.
Of the federal wings SAYS.
Isl. That Mr. Van Bureaus aIa,.,.,,.,.
increased the public expenses from ,5;....-
TO forty millions" This is la,s,. IT,.
expenditures has been owing as,l,y ;, -
temporary causes-sueh as the reror,l - (
dams west Of the Mississippi, the SEM. q
Sc. In no case has the administers. ?
mended any appropriation that was M, 80, 'ss
necessary. The increase Of the eyDa,s'-
been owing in almost every instance n ,,sss
wings. Il is they that consume the Inn. "a
gress in useless debates; and i is thew nm.
that favor and carry out BY their votes 80
CANT appropriations.
2nd, That the wings oppose an es,l,,.
and silver currency. We'll, what Of ,b,,,
the Democrats. We arc not, and upvs, -. -
opposed to the banks when properly coDdn..', &c
IS the abuse of the system alone ,lla, We r 80 !
upon.
81. That the sub-Trcasury scheme ,...
President more power tlan the Queen Of Eo,,.l
possesses-that il untes in his hands the Dor.! ~
of the purse and the sword. This is abs,n., ~ ~
in every particular, and there is notn a,.a,' SIX
man in the country that docs no, know y
Sub-Treasury cuts down Executive pafrop,v, -
fines the action of the federal government wi,br.
proper constitutional sphere, and puts the roo,a5
money where it ought to be, under the suns,re
OF officers subject 10 law, and controlled bv ii,
personalities of the people The federal wh,
would have the public moneys placed IN sop,,
irresponsible corporation, for the purposes of btbr
corruption and bank speculation.
4th. That government officers should no, NJ.
die in elections. Right, we admit, in one sens
Such officers should not use their stations loirs.
cncc elections, but they have as much rpblhs,
their vote and express theft opinions as any al,,
set OF men. But the argument cuts both war;
There are very large number, if not a majoulr a
federal officers who are wings, and who sl1v anil
secretly prostitutes their station to serve pory NM
poses, and to put down the administration.
5h That the wings are in favor of all well
gulated, specie paying banks. SO are The Dem,
Gratis Let all the banks be "well regulated sge,
paying banks" and we should not need noas
King to regulate the currency The only cons,lV.
''onal regulator, in the opinion of the democrats i
gold and silver.
oth' That the wings are in favor Of GOOD %.
vernment and opposed to the various experiments Of
our rulers (which have made The rich men ur,
and the poor still poorer" The wings or NedenEs,
Qor the terms are synonymous) gave US a sample
their "good government during the Presideps
Of the elder Adams, and that Of his son. Some
the fruits Of this good government were The Ale,
and Sedition laws the protective tariff and il
ternal improvements. If there ever was sys,rr
of government calculated to make tie rich richer
and the poor poorer, such is just the system thu, h,
federal wings would establish. They would ge, 10
a National Bank, the stock Of which would be orr.
ed exclusively by the great monoposts, who, uby
the grace " of some king Biddle would ride bog,a
and spurrcd over the pundered plougbuea I'D
beggared yeomanry Of the land" Next wouHG
low the adjuncts Of this National Bank--a protect.
I'VE tariff and internal Improvements Even abct
uonlsm would receive an impulse from the cstabaa..
ment of this great moneyed power, the caeu If
winch every patriot must shudder 10 contemplate,
Such is the wing creed and, fellow citizens, Hen.
ny Dickinson is a wing. He is the devoted ADMIRE
and supporter Of Henry Clay, who declared last
winter IN his seat in the Senate of The United
o'a'es' that he never should regret giving his SUP
port 10 the mad fanatic and abolnionisi, John q.
ADAMS, Tor the Presidency-of Henry CLAY, who
mas denounced slavery in The abstract, who is The
lather Of the tariff system, and the champion ofte
Dank' Can you support Mr. Dckinson' Can The
democratic republican county Of Lowudes
Vote lor man who is associated by party and priv
cP'e with Henry Clay, Daniel Webster and JOIN
u Adams We cannot, we will not believe it.
henry CLAY's Declaration Of Var dgaiRsiA.
occupant and Prescription Of Settler.
:" did say the squaters on the public suds
were LAWLESS RABBLE that they might
as well seize upon our forts and arsenals, or on
Inc public treasury as to rush out aud seize on tho
public lands. | WILL OPPOSE THESE
CLAIMS AS LONG AS GOD GIVES MI
THE POWER AND ABILITY TO DO
Clays Speech on lht prescription SIA'
January, 1888.
on Tuesday and Wednesday next, all the p'o'
Ne OF this county entitled to tho right Of suffrage
VII be called upon to express their approbad0n
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