Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16

which Gen. HAYNE is Presidenil TO locate
branch or agency Of that Bank within the limits
OF Ilhs State.
A Bill 10 change The maine or tho Naichez
Hospital 10 she .uisHssippi Ho.piial," and
making 1t measure Of slsie importance and
muu6eencc, passed ihe House Of Representa-
lives on yesterday.
Gen. HAySz, the intellectual giant Of the
south west, arrived IL this place on Monday. In
the evening Of that day, a preliminary meeting
was held IN the Capitol TO tender hun the civil
ties due TO distinguished stranger, and to invite
him 10 paTake Of public dinner. A Commit
tee was appointed to wait upon him for that puT
pose. lie declined the honors Of public din
ner, but yielded to the solicitations Of the Com
mtiee 10 deliver an address. This task he per-
formed in the Representatives Hall, On Tuesday
at IL O'Clock, IN the presence OF one Of the lar
gest audiences ever assembled at the Capitol.
Gen HAYNE took up the subject of Direct
Trade and enlarged upon the necessity Of united
aetOn..on the part Of the Southwestern States.
He was happy and felicltous in his remarks, and
enchaned the attention Of his auditors lie was
repeatedly chesred with deafening bursts Of ap.
plause during the delivery Of his most excellent
address. i!end Of mine has taken NOES Of
this mastery production, which when written out,
wall forW ard TO you for publication IN the Demo
crat. ! shall not attempt 10 describe the effects
Of this happy effort suffice 1t to say it was a
rich treat worthy fihe high character of the DIS
tingushed orator. and electric in its effects upon
the assembled multitude.
nm indebted to one Of the polite Secretaries,
Mr. c. 5. SMITH, for copy Of the subloined
proceedings, which take the liberty to subjon
as elucldaiing the objects Of Gen. HAYNE's ad-
dress, and the attention paid by generous and
hosprable people.
The proceedings Of the meeting are necessa-
rily omitted this week lol want of room. They
shall appear in our next-EDs.
| understand the object Of Gen. HIVES vls-
it TO this State, is purely Of private character.
He is charged with the settlement Of the Estate !
of the lae Hon. STEPHEN ID. Miller, Of 5.
Carolina, who died at Raymond, in his State,
about year ago. Gen. ii. will proceed to
Carroll county in few days, and does not intend
TO remain long amongst people who he has ev-
cry reason TO believe are his warm admirers and
devoted friends. If it be Of any qualification TO
your feelings, might say in this comexlon, that
MIR. HAYNE Is warm advocate Of The Sub-Irca-
sury system, although he does not allow party TO-
pics to occupy conspicuous place in tie temple
Of his mighty mind. lie sinks the character OF
the politician in Ire more noble and lofty pur.
suits Of freeing the Southwest from the present
colonial yassalage to The North. This subject
takes in the whole scope Of his ambition. 1t is
with hun paramount question, and he has nves-
igatcd the matter in all its relations ana bearings
upon the prosperity Of our dear and beloved
South
The Hon. Tnos. d. STERLING, Judge of
lie Filth Judicial District, died at hi, residence
IN CLARK county, few weeks ago. Governor
with his usual promptItudo, has appoint,
I'd HENRY MoUNcER, Esq. of PauldIng, to Ill
he vacancy.
To-day "wednesday, the 9Th Gov. MoNUTT
gave splendid dining party TO II large number Of
citizens, among whom was Gen. HAYNE OF 5.
Carolina and Judge QuIrMAN of Natchez.
The flow of Southern sentiment for enterprise
and Internal lmprovements-for Direct Trade
md unlottered Commerce, was warm and gener-
al at the festive board. The Governors guests
were delighted with tho entertainments of Ire
dny all was social, generous, bland and courte
ous in high degree. The present Governor OF
is man of no narrow views there
$ a lofty pride of lrankness beaming upon his
ROW, which at once proclaims that his soul is free
rom oil selfish considerations. lie hos heart
which takes in all that hospitality and manly bear
ing, characteristic of hlgh-mnded Mlssssp-
pian.-The Governors House is the seat Of do
nestle tranquility, private ease, and socnl good
feeling. All are made welcome, ind the recol
lection Of McNuTT's virtues will continue to
burn brighter and brighter, until they become co.
extensive with the proverb,al liberty OF people
whose chief Magistrate he is.
TisnEMINGo.