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

constitutional rights, agaiDsl t6;.7
act Of injustice, afforded ample os aunt
~ for the exercise of his boastsS y pO'tua
~ towards the South. Wbe.a se:aelO.
be, and those who now supnor, : q; -, "
on that memorable day. Il ", W. i0ul
enough that he had suffered himss1SS !. %
used, to inAict the injury: i l 70 !,
enough that he had obeyed was ID
Legislative instructions but = pa1'lVes
the darkest day of our republ;a 'oat
instruction, unbidGen, save bv ~ sadoss
Of f'l0rd5ndte ambition for ais = uletaae
nom hOlds-he was found endes ''.l'a
enforce the lawless act, to which y
he was opposed, upon a sister S,.a y
waving the sword Of veneeanee q
devoted hedd.-And you, sir. NJ
then, have nOlO discovered tb,, I ,qrds
those who aided him in this ~. u
work, are now struggling for
doctrines Of the republican. I.s.,ss
publican State Rights party VIZ T.
There is no truth, sir, in his
he IS not, nor never was a friend 'sse
South in principle. lie is
man from the heart of the mapn 1.ollasa'
interest, and he is either treacbo.
them or deceitful to US. In eitb '.lOs
he is unworthy of our confidence s
Are you then sir, agreed wibt.n
Gratis, on any other disputed point !, Len Da'aa
Sub Treasury B1ll If not. + ia "a b
mains for you to explain how + .a =
| you hold no principle in common vi aa
/ Wings of this county. How i Ie
this little Democratic leaven has 49,. 19
the whole lump
Again, sir, you compliance IN.
for saying that you were Lost NJ. ,ls@
s cd, and you invoke the benedict SS /.
4 Heayenon "the party that wo6l3 49,. u
such men from their ranks" II =, lug ~
have not misrepresented vourselt y. y
party, | think your old friends arc !.
without promises from the word Of +, d
that the blessing you ask will follow a
departure, for you will remember tba; :
Achan was found in the army Of JoJs
and the divine aid was only regaiDe5 !
his detection and removal.
You have "done honorable bs#.,
against the influence of the United Sd.
/ Bank in league with the Govemmea'
In this you are mistaken in two pahja
lars. The league you mention, # hs
was league at all, was between YOU q
the Government, against the Bank q
not the Bank and Government aglp
you; and the battle done," was d
"honorable," either in respect to lie r.
latiye strength of the parties, or kos.
duct of the war. Nay, sir, mon 4 6K
is the only battle you have fought under
the banner of Notification, YOU have N
deed, returned from an inglorioB warfsss
You have not only slain an expiring e5s
my, but along with it, your friends a
countrymen; and even now, sir. the 6sa
lation your reckless and imprudeut com
has occasioned, is sweeping over /.
! whole extent of the country. One no,
< such " honorable BATTLE" and YOU me-
write done" for your country.
Let me remind you too, sir, that 1
doctrine of Modification. neither IN i
e original inception, nor in its late reyiEs
= was ever directed against Nation
e Bank. It had a higher and more impr
: tant purpose. 1t was designed Original
and secondarily, to arrest the progress
Executive and Legislative us1rpatoa q
on the rights OF the States.
2 On the subject of the Sub. TTeNE
$ Bill, propose at some future day, to ol
: pare its real character with the pictuTeh
2 is given it by IFS friends, and to show b
/ it is any thing, save a diminution Of E
2 ecutixe patronage.
5 CONSISTENCY.