Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19

Kentucky manufacturer OF ct least twenty bales
cut OF every enc hundred Aud Is possible
that banks and baakers can persuade yoa row 10
commit Mississippi IA favor Of The u4n who
boldly reaunouhces 70 you through bis ouu organ
here, % Iho efficacy Of lbe prefecture system, and
his differentiation Cesr 70 upb5L aud dstsHd ~"
81. Clay iu,'brT declares, il3i q thc Pie,sHi tsl-
u should prove Insufficient, hs iopfs hs uL5is
c0uaifY 'riH uaiis IA DEBnSDiSG as Gugmtail-
ton. What does M CLAY mean BY he ierm-
the whole country - Does ho mean ta4i .
South Carolina, Mississippi and I've South, d.,
satisfied With paying a tribute OF ouly twenty-five /.
per cent. OF then income under he compromise
,aria to Noaberu Monopolsts, would unite lp
demanding The augmentation Of hts tribute "a
thav " forty per cent, by an increase Of the
larsht Au--MF. Clay hopes ioT no result ~ ah.
sub and p'ePosierous aud BY Tie term "vhole
county, be means that the same Norlhcfn apd
Northwestern majority which enacted tie tariff Of
ISIS, shall demand It's restoration. AID shat
the augmentation Of duties hat Mr. Clay HOPES
Will be dtmGHdtd II Is such an increase oG
the dulles, as viii place this county ~ o condl.
ton TO furnish supply loF is oan wants "a
peace OF "a war." Can d more restrictive anH
be enacted than ils, HAT wr must So augment
The duties, as TO dixie out foreign imports, and
manufacture esefy IhIng lor ourselves "in peace
OF 40 war; tn tine Mr., Clay tells ~ 10 Tbs
speech, and he has preached tie samo datt.iue
for the last twenty years, ih& Ais Would uol
place The County, iu ean attitude Of hostility O.
loreisn commerce bat fatal experience teacirs
Us of The South that this Is mol tho fact and
common sense declares, that any mutton which
forces domestic supply for rs own wants n
us.l tty itVt,t sftH uAI
sauly exclude foreign imports, OF greatly enhance
their price, and u. necessary consequence
produce a decreased demand and diminished pri-
ces lot American eXpo.ts taken abroad IN ex-
change. Will not then an inctcase Of the aull
be the necessary and inevitable result Of the elcc-
ton Of Mr.. Clay 10 tho Presidency Aad did
not tho same party, with bul few exceptions,
which now supports Mr. Clay, urge the people u
Mississippi 10 elect John Quincy Adams as Pre-.
sidem in 1924 and SOS And lf We bad then to
ken their couases. aud reelected (as Mr.. Clay aud
his friends dcsired ID SOS tbat mi.ehIe,ous north.
cfn federal abouionist, john Quincy Adams,
whit would now be the situation Of dc country
Is there mol too much reason 10 fear that We
should now be mourning around the scattered
fragments of broken constitution and DIS
membered government And viii yun now
your democratic princples, desert your own faith
aud that Of your fathers, and eoalesce wIhtho old
lariff and fcdclapatty. IN cecliug Nh, Clay 70
the Presidency and filing the Legislature and all
other Offices nihs State at this time, with bis
friends Recollecl that al lho present whg
candidates for he Senate, Governor and Con
gress, except one, we're the supporters Of John
Quincy Adams ii 1898 that tho wing rary oil
"a. u. \ "A a I.
lean party, as they assumed be title IN the days
Of the second Adams, md the old federal party
IN the reign Of terror, under The administration Of
the elder Adams Thrice have they assumed
different name, and they will change il aeoln and
again; but their principles me fixed and eternal.
These principles alc, bank nud tailf monopoles
"a splendid and powerful central government
he States oppressed and culcelled-und even
their own chnttrcd Institutions, c,ealtd by thcul-
selves, and which ough, 10 be recalled or sustain
cd by their power and their will, removed from
the sphere Of State legislation, aud to be pot up
and pat down, regulated and controlled al plea.
sure, by an irresistible Mouach Bank, welding d,
tho North capital Of fifty millions, and enabling
the few, as IN al other monatehes, to govern aud
Cypress the many. 1t is well known to YOU all,
that Alexander llumion WAS tho author at the
charter Of the frsi Bank Of the United States,
aud TIA, his object as declared oy Mr.. jefferson,
IN incorporating this Institution, vas to substitute
It's great and lucsish,o power, Gr that monarchy.
Of his first choice, aud NH b /, lad altemptcd Ia
create when the constitution Nea established, In
tae convention which framed The constitution II
the Union. Alexander Hamilton declaged. ns
extract from his recorded speech published II no
minutes Of lis proceedings, us follows:
~ believe the British Government FIRMS Tie
best model The world ever produeed--u an epm,nu.
mites divide themselves into The ftr and dc ma
~. The first are the rich aud tseii corn, the DIN
y the mass of titpeopt. 'rhe people ure lur
eulent and changing, they seldom ledge or do.
lernlne right Give, therefore, to tie a,s, elias,
distinct permanent share Ii tho government, y
Yates nia'tcs, prge - Isl. TO-. tHioWs De-
bates, page 1865.
Such were tho views Of the aaihor or tho Gil,
'harIer Of the first Bank 81 he United Sm,es,
und US he could not create Monafch Govern.
ine"i' he went Tor Mona,ch Bank, 10 enable
laose whom he ta.ltd ,hpIigh and wtn bonn
losovetu the mass Of the people,
AaNhs demonstrated that the election If A,r
lldy VII podacs renewal ol lhc lann, lyt ii.
Ney briefly examine the views ul NJ. Nan Bu
Ten Oh this suairci. Ia rohdon To h's ,oe "a,
The laftl Of ls2s, we repubt,h tho following az
tract IInai lae leIltt {! Cut brulai IL Ceu. Da
us IN 1885.
lie Mr.. Van Bacn) vas the f.si cmucr
member q Conpcss, Moth u lie Potomac, /,
open Che "ar rt,hc right point upon tho IuE o
ISIS, then undergoing lie process Of incubation
through the lsltumenlahiy or & contention, 10 /,
d Harrisburg. His speeph II Alhan,. N Jul,
lsa7, openly characterized that measure u /, ~
l,cal man@uue 10 iaGacncc the n,penanr Pa
sideniial election; aud lAe graphic exnre> No,
a neaSure proceeding more tfsr he efosrr j