Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

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20 We pasi1 IA another column the proceed
..,,or meeting recently held at Gainesville, Ala.
w. 4, go At the request of several friends 1t viii
!. sssn that the resolutions aud tie remarks Of Col
g., are directed against the Mississippi banks III
...,orl' but particularly against the Tombgby
b,,k and lis agency recently looatel there. The
..oes Of our Banks, is true are greatly depreeia-
II abroad. bit we firmly believe that the inccrpo-
,,,el Bans, N Mississippi are in more solvent
,,ri.,iaa tEan those OF Alabama; our banks have
been managed badly enough in all conscience, but
.ss,,s lave been unlcr worse direction The IN
.,o,ion5 c Mississippi, in good standing at the sus
PENSION Of specie payments, Will be able to resume
ante as soon as those Of Alabama. We can but
admire the spirit of the resolutions; tue mechanics
and working men OF the country viii undoubtedly
he qreat lose RS in the end, BY receiving deprecated
ban, notes and shnplasters The country IS flooded
with them; they tend to raise the price Of all the
cessary articles Tor family consumption in a two-lod
degree yet the people have borne the evil without
murmur A brighter day is now dawning-tho
banks in the Northern states are already redeeminr
their notes in specie and the southern Institutions
will be compelled to follow or their notes will be no
better than the rags from which they were manu-
featured.
&C. We fully agree with the Argus in the re-
mark that " Lowndes county is safe if Ter hardy
and honest yeomanry are true to their principles"
TIKI CoLUMBUs THEArRE closed on Wednesday
evening last. Mr.. and Mrs, JuDAu from n. Orleans,
have contributed greatly to the edifcation of the
patrons Of the Drama, during the last ten days.
III '''"'' - u 9tciI'Ha "t'ul iIo ltdNHlg - It-
zmarkaby fine; indeed, he equals Forrest the Prince
zof actors, in many particulars; he conceives and
looks" some Of Shakspeares most difficult charac-
tcrs to the very lie. His Richard 3d. OtheIo Shy
aock, sc. were highly crednable the voice, gesture
Rnd in fact, all his movements were such as to CON
vince Us that he is a first rate actor. He was well
sustained on all occasions by Mr. Cargll, who is up
10 any thing in his profession, from grave to gay,
|homlivey TO serene" Mr. Cargill is one o(the best
general actors Of the DAY. Mrs. Judah, Mrs. Car
|gl and Mrs. Kenworhy have won golden opinions
krom all. We have admired Fanny Kcnbles julia
b the lIunchback, and Mariana 10 the Wife, and
II svot arrogating too much for Mrs J. to say, that
Epijh little more experience and study, she will
BANK with the first actresses in country. Mrs Car
! bill aud Mrs. Kenwor'hy will be "wecome back
kgl.n" by al the lovers Of the drama; Mr.. Grace
Rnl Mr. MKbbin viii always meet with warm re-
Aepuon from their Columbus friends, who will NOT
BOON forget how often their sides have dched, by
laughing at the droleucs Of the latter.
The Managers start soon for Tuscumbia, where
- hope they will have profitable season.