Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-05

'tt % tA' hA'ttE ~ tfN.-s ''tA fe'- go ~F
PINE o. sSl. jrf lr. gaa,ot WHICH scre rsiaTutt
4 &, iu- 10 1889 az n, req osi by tie ScRtvnAn q
( N.rai they were addressed, hui / = Unnecessary.
lcaH thea t5r usTt 81 ahSaatr coas.taneY or
i. tts question. Waerea has nv psl,ea' esdrss
/ hern inconsistent | cOiusuCUrei ale a. dtUn-
/ cratic rrpuhican and ms Jirst aud sery vele has
been gwen 10 that party AMI us candidates, aud o.
! either Al tur age at twenty onr mv uSIac VII D.
laani eniu.cd u ,he asl ol mruhcr, OF u's deUo-
/ erstr committee II vigilance q nav native state.
/ The s,cCesimg year nv narur y II be touad 40 the
| purnas ut Ihe jay, attached g. The addfrSs OF tie
Democratic comm tJcy pi S,upg men, - lts char
man, sui tac author .. us address 40 address de-
uoanolug the Federal party, aud al their l'Ntgoin-
| tu, aud consolidating measures, dennuuc'av thOSc
infamous sets OF ihg federal party ito sbtn and Sc
| dttun laws, -ui their uPportuon 10 lie at war.
! N tn same Aru Nt' bg ,uud an the journals %
tue day hy me- The tfst cali ont of Tennessee iur a
J democratic mrtttre 10 nfm'Haie Gen Jackson lc
I tlc trCsdrury aud taDel af Almin lsai IN ls2S
snd lu 1852, supported bS aiuinistrstot ~ the
senate in ls36 and s}1, and TIA, OF his aralc,at.
! le Successor ever since Whcre then IS my NEON
sI,lyucyi Il Is all reduced TO THIS thNt | opposed
| the state Bank dgpaNte sysi,m IA 1884, as | Hnw
! d., aud shall ever continue 10 do; bat am Row,
( where always have been, democratic trpul ican
| ans as sach have lhns itr lived aud with the help
! col God. intend To dc May not then ask who
/ has been more consistent l. MI Prcuuss, your
| candidate TOR Tive Presidency Nj, Clay |, he nnw
/ lor his hvorte "auA ct s2s, OF against 4 - he
/ sur hs lurmtr wd and cSttavJtant rystrm ol mlef-
Hal improvement hy the general governments 10
swallow "a, thc millions Vt dollars rNturted rom tie
south by his Infamous AHei,ean system l. lie
NOW WHERE be- was in ls2A pledged over his own
signature To prove Jnh0 Quincy AdAtRs guilty ut an
attempt 70 surrender 10 the Brush lhe free navga-
tan ,i Mississippi position occupied by MI
CLAY up tu the vtty dsy un winch BY hs vote aud
influence Mr.. Adams btcamc President Of the I'm.
ted States, aud Nlr CLAY hs Secretary. And how
IS ton theabohton question Nha, = bus pniirs-
saus be now sincere bus changed 81 mitch - Alr
Cayl Without recurring 10 The history ~ has
whole he Or any disputed assertion, | viii refer To
pa undIspultd aud uudcuahIc fact, his speech be-
tor lie Coomla,np Society Nt LcXmgion keu-
lucky, IN September, 1856, ptulcd under his own
eye Ia his uWu organ nj that CITY, The lexington IN
trIpcnerg end transferred tor record TO Mics Reg
lslei 81 the l7lh September 1886, liom Nhch
quote Mir CayB own empliaiicaI language uu tie
subject az liiows Iconider siarry as q curse
a curse "a lhe master, wrong, a Etieyuus wrong
90 The slave, Va lht abstract 4 IS ALL wrong aud
un possible contingency can make y tlght.' Sch
were Mr. Claw views 90 thus SUBJECT openly q.
vowed 81 s36 and such ! sn.emnly believe them
sui ln De- Mir Ptrau4s would however presume
though the settled couvlt ons oi llc Of sNty Yeats
Changed or not, no man can ever receive my vote
GDr Tic Pfcidrncy who has denounced me aud my
constituents as cnargyahlc with "gnrvou5 wrong
upon lbr slave, Und guilty OF that Which no posi-
bit contingency can make urld.' And do not oil
who support Mr.. Clay, with such IA curse de-
Bouuccd by linn against ms, pronounce forever uur
own sentence Of INSTRUMENTATION, and might not
t,ery ahaoulst, tlrh ttuiy srcdIc, tlnl these az.
.l.... "A 81
same pr,clstl, now urged against us By these lH.
ccudarles are III euureIed b, us 70 be truc, by 0Nr
vote. 10 rctsrl tie autlor Of these sentiments with
Inc Chief MauslrJcy 81 due l'pon' ~ ih, same
sprcch Nh Clay huiiy advocates the appIcuiluu
OF TIA, surplus revenue Of tie general goytfh-
nrni "tu Transport net only the gee bM TIC slarsS,
Should the states consent 10 tIltr rUDSal. ~ 81 40
other word, that our consent 10 abolition D % BE-
purchased, by our own nuart ~ The surplus tr-
iuitrd rom lie south rs lht lauli On nnl tub.
rrf MIR Gao admits. ana Mr. Pfrullss wli CON
ctde, That Nj Gay has changed Ho opn@m-~l
meah this very question 0i 2 Batk OF TIE UHled
States IN hts speech against TIE tc-chaucr ct TIE
United States Muk ln tip Senate IA 1911, Nh.
Cl3y denies tho power Of Congress 10 incorporate
any Bunk. and hc drnounces Tue attempted cxilcpe
ui any such power, as gross and Gear 'l"huan 81
tine Cnuafilutuu aud ~ utterly dtrtufuse 81 the
bherli.s 81 De people. " ntarc n> opinions nov
un thl. suhcc} Changed, radically aud loiay;
and the opponent utce Of tu millions Juttrd
Satcs Bsuk 70 ISL, he NOW advocates one with
capital olGty millions, And ul"u thls~ question Vt
Change. luw Is II Ni'i Me-. Netsler whom Nj
ppeyIl.s ruluylod iu iw dnurr speech Iaa year "A
Fauufl Hal, more warmly even lhan he has ryer
been tu ny knuW edge 10 tic strongest Utica lrdpr
a'pfiats ~ Boston ~ IIgtthtd} WIS Mr. Wei
Hcr iaa changed radjcaty ON Tie Bank question
prfr,.iua the clatlct IF q Barb ~ SIC. nnd 10 hs
speech al tatt tine, declaring godatd SILVER hc on
h, p5opn currency, ard now advocating duccts tie
r.,ersp 81 a tbts Az alic protective 'ann, NJ
Webster Disputed ~. contiluiotahit al Boston 10
1890 nppntrd q o. intXprGWn in l52A.and - lN4-
aud ever stugc las been IT, wEiG sup Orcr 10th a.
necessary and constitutional, and now drr.arts thit
II ilc PROTECTION ID he manufacturer not efficient
md r the compromise tariff The dHtifs must he abg-
mfufed Aud how h % rs to ihc war? Dofs Nh
" cbsirf ,ld fcgald tbe last war a. mhoiy and m
inst Doe ho now approve 81 The resolution 81
Masactu.eit, declaring u uubcromlpg moral
and religious people 80 fcJ9ce ~ welcomes over 1ur
tn,mlet'
Having gwen nay views as 70 Tie Banking sys-
ten ri itlv STATE, lt uyno~ enquire, wbai art tie
opinions ~ Mr. Prut,ss on the same esiton. We
lave seen him la the legislature 81 this State IN
1896, suda.nug tie Incorporation of The Brandon
Bank and other spntlous institutions We have
sem him IN 1895, 10 Congress, supporting hd To
compel lie government 10 drp1slie tic pubic mo-
pies in thr Slatc Banks, egery one Of which had
ihfa fatd, ard authorizing item ,by sacxpress res
olution, IA iaon uut There nonlrs And now, wh-
IN tie present Twelve monfts, what are his ayowrd
opinions on tbs spbprl In bis speech at Weeks
burg ofthQ 9Th Of October 1888 published ~ hlm
IN lie Vicksburg RegIser NJ. PrentsA says 80
lool upon lie credit system a. Il ms operated in
this country thro' The medium Of BASxIHo ISsrIru-
a atl At tt~t,
have developed tie resources and increased The
wealth vi tbs Union IN manner ureSainplec ~
tie history Of the world" Now my Opinions are d.
rec'iy ht reverse Of al Tins ! look unin oor
Banking Institutions as having inflicted upon the
country nearly ali the caiamlties which have hcial
len is, and which have reduced 50 large portion Of
this Stale " almost universal bankruptcy. | book
upon This hinkag system as gteyous tax upon
tie many for the benefit Of iew. regard il as The