Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24

on marks hose best acquainted with Colonel W
or Jams will be- most compeiani to testify.
d. This appointment will be peculiarly acceptal
OF to the northern counties, because il IS Welding
4 them just what they claim and which the sout
ern federal papers have made il convenient
:. lose sight OF enilrely-we mean United Stat,
o Senator from the north. We are in favor of
i rigid enforcement Of the rule 10 choose Senat,
: from each end Of the Snte Iii is not insiste
on and enforced now, there is danger that il wi
! be forgotten or disrcgarded hereafter
PoniOiOe iaieHigenecr.
Fire Bank Uhig Governors Erpmged By or
der Of The People.
Within the last sixty or seventy days, five Gov
errors Of States, who were the bitter opponents
Of the administration and in favor of a Naona
Bank, have been expunged by the votes Of the
people and FIVE sound Democrats, who are in ia
yor ofan Independent Treasury and opposed TO a
National Bank in any form, have received or
ders from the free electors to take the helm Of
OF government in each Of the five states of Illinois
Main, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Ohio. In all
these elections, we behold the strong footprints
OF "the Democracy of Numbers"
NASHVILLE, Nov. IL.
Hon. Amos KENDALL left yesterday morning in
IN the stage for Washington city, much improved
IN healthy by his visit to Tennessee. lie will
travel by the Lexington route, and pay visit of
one or two days to Frankfort, tho scene of his
carly labors as editor Of the Argus, in the cause
OF democracy Mr.. Kendall has made very
favorable impression upon those of our citizens
WIN whom he folmed an acquaintance, and left
behind HIM juster appreciation Of ITS talents and
ACTIVITY than was previously entertained. -Du.
ring his visit TO tho West he has been busy en-.
gagged IN informing himself of the wishes and
wants OF this section of the Union, and we shall
speedily reap the benefits of lis personal inspec.
'ion Of tho offices and routes; in ncr eased nc.
commodoons and greater regularity in the trans.
Poriation Of the mails Union.
How 10 choose Husband. Girls, when Won
SEQ young man who would take wife for the
value OF herself; for the beauty Of her mind, purity
OF heart, and not Tor the dazzle of wealth; that
man will make good husband, for his affection
Will never lessen. and years will but serve to
strengthen his attachment, and open new ioun.
ans IN the heart, which will murmur sweetly on
he ocean Of happiness. When yeu see Young
man who is tender and aiiecionate, and endowed
with happy intellect, no matter what his circum.
stances in life arc, he is really worth winning.
take him who can, girls for he will make good
husband.
"WlI0 WILL BELL THE CAT.o
The Federal party say they want National
Bank to regulate exchanges. Win they tell
US who IS to regulate their great regulator If
the United States Bank should possess sufficient
power TO regulate some eight hundred BANKS, VII,
IT not have power to ''regulC;an both the roy.
frnmen' and the pcope,--Old Dominion.
lie who earns his bread by healthCul toll need
not envy the ovelowing Golfers filled with legal
robbery. i Is among the farmers and mechanics
ina, we ind the virtues Of the hear, in all ,hei,
healhuI purity II is to them we look to redeem
our counirys's glory from the spirit Of monopoly
and selhshness, now so feariully prevalent among
the American people Ii is to them we look ia nrc.
serve that banner from stained d,shonor which
has told our glory and greatness TO every whisper
ing breeze, from midas spicy isle, to Grcenland's
frozen strand.
llhbe true that manis known by tho co,
pany ne Keeps What must be our opinion ct those
members Of the old republican party who have
united themselves in full communion and fellow.
ship with The wings Of the Hartford Conyen.
tion.-Ib,
SAM WELLERISMS.
"Thal's PERSONAL" ~ the gentlemen said 10
the negro ringing the bell on board tho sleamboa,
and requesting tho people to pay their passage
money.
"RathSr squeezing as the newspaper said tc
steam.press.
"Ralher clawing," as the soitcrab, said 10 IN,
hard crab, as the latter was making a meal of III,
/ former.
quite smteii," as the gentleman bathing OBJ
served when the salt foam choked him.
bad company is better than none" as III,
shark observed to the ships company, as he fol
lowed the vessel to pick upany body that nigh
stumble overload.
I'VE are suffering with drought" as the loaie
said to the cornfeld.
! "fours, truly" as the gentleman about 10 b
hanged observed 10 Jack Kctch.
"lIcad work." as Pompey remarked, cc,tin
over fence with tub of water balanced on hi
wool.
"What vessel Of election !" as the loaier oh
ssrvedl as he was offered glass OF gin and WI
ter at the polls.
"hather musical" as the OK observed to ID
bulldog
You didn't neil much by hat ynyaec," as N
SPIDER SAID 10 the Hy. when he caught him in hi
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