Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

he Democrats league ni Stale Banks has CBtrrit
exploded, spreading jr>olat.oa oysJ the land BY de-
sray.ng in toto the pariy Of tde currency, snd re-
guary aud equality ga the exchange, OF the country,
rs w@s "a the suggestion Of the pmect predicted bl
I b1,n National, AMI States R4sDL, men; sDl We now
/ behold the man holy ot Democrats proposing WIlb
tsgeruess, our old DNurce measure, 90 Ell lie Sub
/ Treasury scheme; which scheme IA lSS5, they te-
I gartcd IS 81 opposition measure on'y. And We
/ behold too, the sane question uVy as then, before
the country for an ars,ucrauc lraEucHt ii the de-
! m1Cntc party under TIE name OF Conservatives,
hase spaJ oil from them and propose to revive the
pets. Well II IS not hard matter Il observe that
I the same two questions are unN beare the country
! that were ia 1885, But DO We tud the Democrats
now as then, supporting their league Of State banks
/ or our Old allies tie Nationals, S0r as hen The d.
vurca Bill. No Sjrs You ind that these two par
/ ties have changed positions. leaving the uephy oi
! consistency alone 70 the States Rights patty and
/ those aHstocrGHs Conservatives. What strange
! mixing eli dlscArdant elements Not strange, u-
/ deed that the States K ghS party and Democrats
/ should have united, ior they were born ei the ssmc
| psrcHtS-,aught IN the same sthoo.-tbty only ST.
parated for sessou the one stopped tn pay homage
on the shrine Of principe, tn other pushed on iJr
I ,ht gl0rg ut a valued cLIgl Not strange indeed,
that nationals and conservatives should have uWtoi,
| but strange that The present disposition OF parties
should ever have been otherwise. But what Is more
strange, my friends Is % hear as do, The cry %
treason all around us ringing IN wild con u''on, now
when all hugs have goI ught, for my own @rtI
! see no treason 20 principle, but ia Dnc quarter,
and there, O, there my heart ,,cscns at the Cal
tlstrophc. The corruption OF one has deIuded
multitude OF the purest hearts. Oar old allies, Me
iejerasts cry to Us loudly, ut treason or you not
To be with us :; we ret0rt, "you have deserted uur
camp and gone to the camp OF the conservatives
But how happens 1t SAYS they, that you are with
the democrats, no matter, answer, we have not
moved peg, or 4 stitch of canvass that covered
Us when you were with us. They reIt,rate the
cry and observing the restless silence Of one Of our
CoIuueis' and believing him possessed OF some IN
hseucc they shake IN ms lace the sgnct of the
Wee Presldrnt--it IS his full price. Arnold like, he
cannot stand every hng, SO he breeds muuuny ia
our camp, deserts aud carries as many followers as
look onV at the tagis on the coOrs without observe
lng by whom It /, raised 1uG. Il s ~, the tvs,
stand OF cous that has been lost hy fraud and per-
haps viii not be the last Wei our descttny forces
are duly enrolled among their new friends whilst
their brethren 10 arms pronounce the horrible YER
dict Of treason upon them. the rctnbutiou for the
offence IS death, FMS fairly r,ycts the condemned
10 their new position all chance tor peaceful r..
turn Is cut uh-hcy are now compelled TO STAY and
carry the war against their old brothers in arms 10
the knic, and the knife to the hit. The icderastS
SEE, letI, and know all tins, therefore the further
necessity to keep alive the utmost cNcrtons OF their
purchased allies IS uun, ceesay-the Colonel sees
no more That beautiful sIsnet, but 1t is presented
~ open Daylight, IN ms very sight 10 the New
YORK coA'eI'atNe', anu "hrh hS eyes are cast
away, the llpaclnoc General = regiment Is allow
cd 10 ook' 49, b.d, Tor sufficient strength
IL y To MOIST themselves INTO power.
say we nave achieved The I1! object OF our OPP
position TO The party ~ power lhey now offer to
advance our own measures see Tie constitutional
treasury system, lhty now ulier 70 advance our
own men 10 once, see tIe ~. u uubeIhitotal
contest
lne d"S'ihe AtAeFto entertained by me mass 81
tnc uou'oc' aus ana S'' o't !" 'e rf"c''lhoUo" "
1917 Uia' ours was government tmahauoB rom
ulc PooPc u tilt ohItcu states III lhelr agSi'g"P
cha'dcte. -'ldhlg thelu consequently ut resi-
ae"ce A sovereignty "hu u apg"Ie Jurrdcuoh
VS,e1o VI pN' uo0u''t ,,'a' tS 'eiu'eht el''ai-
atea from ule peope o. tIe oialts ~ ueir separate
anu sovereign Chaidcl'ls'} j. Ithouhced W lo", uS
every ueuoC'atc 'hthoer o. 'nugfcss, 'htlepy WI
toa0y 'ePeaiug zoe most "dous Iea'nreS"l me proc
'auldu"' u, o. Ntc l"t" dlc ADDRESS 10 uc Peo-
PIE u ''e Onteu 0t"'e'' Inc principles o. a pro"
! ,,C'Nc 'd'"l' 'H'''"d' improvement 10y u' "put'aI
"oVf'H''n" larRe '.c'lpS lHto ana disbursements
rom Tue ''ed'"TE, al arc auNe ieoonbctH by every
uemoCra'c member o. congress, N lher 'att oa-
dress 10 the people o. the U"ned States ana they
moreover IKE TIE ProdIgal son, declare ther pni-
poses 70 return 70 the primitive principles OF our po-
,l,C'' id'ne' 'V'''oo"' as 'auBtt !" years 20 aru
w. II y al even s"-iook TO 'heF adde's We
nave ho'' az all Ne iaiher OF me proaiSa'' run 10
meet men, We nave marian 'teaaty our ca pc
Suoi' u1ey nave cone 10 u.e very house ana In'o
It's i'eIIHoS' 'eC'sscs' iet some o. you me u'c
mufHofiog bo'Iei' arc ag4Fy al 'he arfVa' % your
ost oIe'nItn' ana 'o'lINa'nIo9y say TO- uleNt
many years 10 serve ,ngf' neither lfanrsrt,sea
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