Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-17
NO. 8.

From the notes which have passed between The
French and RUSSIAN Governments. il ls apparent
tbs, new relations have been recently created on
the part Of Russia with the Porte. which the
French consider conflict WiIh the safety and inter-
ssssci the Other European powers, "The arm
ed Intervention Of Russia n the Internal aiIaiIs Of
Turkey protested sgainst by France, may DO
called into rCqais,llou BY The val jus, declared;
and IN view to that event, large grant of mo.
ney TO the King of The French has been made by
an almost unanimous vote of the Chambers.
The apprehension is that the appropriation Of
the power Of the Ottoman Empire, so favorably
situated to hold command over Europe, ASIA and
Africa, IS the great object Of ambition to the Gar
the modern CEsAR. Ii the war now declared,
and which looks TO the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Tur-
| ksh power, should he turned 10 sccouuby any
one Of the European soverelgns TO extend con-
| troll over the Ouman throne, 1t will produce gen
eral war IN Europe, -Giobs
| Had The Independent Treasury bill passed. not
one dollar or one cent Of the public treasure could
have been los, and the fear that the patriotism OF
some Of tho Opposition nigh, get The better Of
their love oil party induced Henry A. Wise 70
cry out in much Ogohy PASS THAT BILL
AND YOU ELECT MARTIN VAN BU-
REM Why SOL asks the candid man. BE.
cause il would take from the Tories one great
source of grmblng-It IL just what the people
and tho county want and II would forever seal
The msuIhs Of the Tories about deialcaiions for
not dollar could be wasted. Such are The bolts
and bars provided in that BILL That bill is Just.
sas and right, and would be undoubtedly popu-
lar, and would elect Martin Van Buren," and
hence We Oppose Il, say The Opposition Chiea-
60 Democrat
FAE CoSrRAsr.--Tho whole policy Of the
wing" party, under lis various Names has been
TO build up monopoles--to elevate the few--to
establish privileged orders. The aim OF the
Democracy hns always been to give oil classes
equn rights and udyanlngcs--to mike our land
republic in spirit, as well Ms IN name. II is
cary out thls principle that our Republican "A
mipIstralou advocates an Independent TreasuD
"a thorough separation flom bank monopolies
The arrogance Of the wing leaders IN claim.
ing that The money Of the people should be placed
with these institutions. for the sole purpose
swelling their profits, is insudersbe. What right
have they to the peoples money! Can they
point to the cnuse in their charters which gives i
to 'hcml Can they assign any reason Why They
should have The privilege of getting rich by tho
uht VI ouiVt WVH P'"FeIV ~ WV 'hoHtJ W
the people IS to be loaned out on interest, give
them the benefit Of il throw The profits into
common school fund, or appropriate hem 10 some
object OF general philanthropy. But II ought not
TO DO loaned out nj oil The revenue is raised
for no such purpose Il for delaying the ne
ccssary expenses Of the government Beyond
that point, not n dollar should he nIsed. We
wan, no surplus We want 40 bank 10 attHs tho
r. a. 4 al al. -
their legitimate business and let the people
through their appointed agents, manage their own
fiscal concerns Let these agents give ample
security for the faithful disbursement Of the mo-
ncy entrusted to then care. MSse !, felony for
any one Of them 10 be delauller.
This is the issue before the American people.
We fear no, the result They will not volunar
ly lastcn chain around their own liberties. Tho
and spectators will learn this truth
before the world comes 10 an end --.NeF Era.
The wing press specousy trying to escape
tho odIum Of being the Bank party. And recent
~ are making an effort 10 shift their colours
The Richmond Wing states that M Clay is now
opposed to the United States Bank, the Tariff
and Internal Improvement Are tho wings 90.
ing to change their name again
There IL a nation Of Hotientois among whom
Il is CUSTOM that ~ soon as boy is able 10 whip
his mother he ls entitled to The rights Of citizen
ship The banking system IS the bantng Of tho
wings and IL about 10 cause It's mother TO get a
severe licking this fall DO the wings wan, 10
dissolve the connexon and allow the Banks 10
se, up for themselves Or nre they only throw
lng out the lure to divert the people from the rea
We do not believe them sincere
The wings nominate loo many retired bark di.
reclors for he Legislature. We wish the demo
CRITIC press throughout the State to publish tho
names of every BAnK DIRECTOR or retired
Bank Director Who has been nominated by the
wings. or is running as Wing. We will then
zee what party support or ore under the control
,f Banks--or are IN favor Of the perpetuntlon OF
Bank abuses. |ick'bmg Sent
Il is stated by the Compiler or Richmond, as
generally understood there, that Mr. William Sci
den, Of that city, had received the office OF Trca.
sulpr Of tho United States, made vacant by tho
removal Of Mr. Campbell. Mr.. S. arrived IN
Washington a day or two ago. IT IS due TO Mr..
Seden 10 say that the Prcslden, could not have
selected from the ranks Of his political friends a
gentleman Of more honorable repute. Nal In.
A raw boned Jonathan stepped into a post or
fcs short time since, and asked for letter.
One was handed him.
How much is H. he enquiIed,
'Ninepence,' was the reply.
Niaepence for such little one as thisl gorrh
I've had em big agin as this for iourpencs,
That's Uncle Sans price, said the p. M.
Well, just ask your uncle to step eie miA-
ute, SAID Jouohan, opening his etter.--When
he had finished the perusaI, 'Humph! WE'LL" s6d
be, handing GU, his ninepence, j don't care,--my
sisters dsadr- YsompBs Gazette,
Conversation should be pleasant without sour.
Tily witty without aiiectatlon, free without indie
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