Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-03
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE OF
THE WASHINGTON GLOBE.
NV YoRK, Jan. II, 1893.

The meeting at Tammany Hall on Tuesday
evening las, would have done honor to Denocra-
cy in It's palmiest days. The address and feso-
buttons passed theeat breathe the true spirit, aud
cannot fail OF exciting great attention throughout
the entire country. Dulng the evening, the Con-
servatves were repeatedly requested to stand forth
and explain their Essential principles !" but, aho'
they were assured OF an attentive and patient
hearing not one Of them responded to or accept
ed the offer Not soul Of the "seyenty and one"
who appeared so,,anxious, few evenings before,
to gain admission into Iammany Hall, was there.
Their places were, however, right worthily sup
piled by tme-honorcd Democrats who, while tho
principles Of the secedcrs regned paramount, en-
tered II not, md deemed il pollution to do so.
Men who had of old proved themselves the in-
flexible friends Of the pcople--who had breasted
many storm in defence Of liberty, and boldly
batiled against corruption. These sturdy vete.
rams IN the peoples cause we're seen supporting
the char, and haillng with delight the return of
New York TO her ancient iai'h---to the pure and
undeficd Democracy Of Thomas Jefferson. TO
one OF the resolution unanimously adopted at
this meeting, cannot refrain from calling your
particular attention. ltdccares "tha the people,
not having due voice IN the Legislative Assem-
biy, owing to the preponderance Of bank agents
therein, appeal to The Democratic members Of the
senate to oppose by every exerton the passing of
the Wings "small note BILL" | hope the Senate
Will mol prove lnattentiyo to this expressed wish
OF The people Of New York. We shall thus be
sayel from the contemplated dclugo of destruc-
tive paper ihe banks and Fcderalists are SO any
i0us again 10 ovetflood Us with.
/ A.. 1
mors. DIR. Duncombe is said TO be advancing
with large force, collected in the London dis.
trict, TO cooperate with the insurgents of Navy
Island. heavy fire is also said to have been
opened from this place aganst---he opposite
shore The shore took the matter N very good
paf' Tor i does not appear 10 have been returned
Mr. Mckenzie, having quilted Navy Island and
yentured INTO Buffalo, was arrested by the United
states Marshal on charge Of raising troops for
inc INVASION Ola county with which we are at
peace Three gentlemen became his bad in the
amount required, (S50QQ,) and the nsurgent lea
der was set at liberty. tumult was at first APP
pretended, from report being circulated that he
however, as the matter was understood, every
thng became quiet.
| iherc ~ breeze already sprnging up be-
| tween the Conservatives and the Wings They
oeg'n 10 look roldly upon each other. The "dis-
'nci organization" tho Tammany secedcrs wish |
TO preserve, does not tally with Federal IDEAS of |
poncy' And in this matter they are perfectly |
f'ght The Essential principles" men look TO
no one but themselves They will support only |
their own interests. They aim only at power /; |
and they cannot force their allies to iruckle 10
'nef views, would not scruplc At any time TO kick
'hem 70 the devil. This must be essentially tan |
'alizhg 10 men who have been for so many years |
ehueaVorlng "lo move heaven and earth,' in or |
DER to accomplish the sclf-same ends. They
nave no notion OF permitting "their term of SER |
vice. thus to be rendered nugatory and in(ruchye,
or suffering the Conservative fox, while the lion
aud bear are dispulng, willy 10 carry of tho
oone OF contention, The cunning old Major has |
himself some dread Of an explosion, and endeuv-
oFs 10 Keep matters as quiet as possible, by insn-
"a''ng that u Conservatism and Whiggery can |
moi consistently chime together, he does not see
any great harm IL their living apart. There will
be lun between them yet, depend upon il.
The Presidents Message respecting the Bri. |
''sh outrage on the Caroline, is highly approved
OF. tbs frank, manly and to the point and no
| doubt England will render the satisfaction do. |
manded. By-theby, this affair daily lessons in
Importance. The number Of lives los, are now
computed to be but Mrec' In the end, The soil |
'ary individual found killed upon the wharf, will
probably form the total of this tale Of sanguiDary
slaughter at least it Is TO be hoped so.
Tho favorable news from Liverpool has had
| hapry effect upon our cotton market. The ad-
| vance on this article is steadily maintained. Spe.
cIe can now be obtained at IL premium
| Stocks remain with little or no variation.
| Mr. Mackenzie was arrested at Buffalo on tho
4ih inst by The U. $. Marshall, on the charge of
bringing an armed force within the United States
Tor the invasion Of a neutral power He vas lib.
Grated by giving bail IN the sum of $4,000 to an.
swer the charge. Nashville Union.
4 ner S'sier--The FIoridl papers are discus.
sing the question OF applying FIR admission mic
the Union as State. 1t is supposed hy some
on the ground that the territory is vet toe feeble
to maintain State institutions. The General Co.
vernment expends now about $4,000 annually.
Tor the support of the Territorial Governor, Judr.
cs' strand and Petit Jurors, Legislative Council,
Nc Mississippi Free Trader
western correspondent of the Nrw-Yotk
'AAo'e"i' luIhishes Inc 'oloWlnE accurate des. |
cripon Of Navy Island
"Navy island belongs to the Crown, and is
situated IN the Niagara river, a mile and halrl
above Chippewa, and three iourths Of mile from
the Canada shore. The banks of the Island arc
high and the island itself covered with a dense
forest; contains alb out 800 acres: the approach
% i IRON the Canada shore is highly difficult and
dangerous The cnrent in the river is estima.
.eu y run ABOUT miles per hour aud the rapids
commence al a short distance below.o
The question whether colored people had r;aht
to vote in PENNSYLVANIA was tried before ID E'
last week, who decided that black man, FL
rlrht to vote In pennsv1 .,,;.l " ho