Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22

h9ure "a rhsaa Jefferson CID r,sn. ltat an nd
u'1.>irauon conducted wfh IT, .awc regard 90 law,
o. the limitations of he Constitution ara 90 ihe true
interests Of lae people may terulaaJs a. J,Herson's
tt with strength ana honor
The D.mocra 10 AMI Fedora, parties are t.,tn
gr.,htt by ,,rtbIns characteristics. orrHaunf pr
tap>, in r.r rl,tH1. ul which th,y an eowpnstj
The Dem crazy is mafc w cfi,H, # arrcuJef'f
men. lltuuHei with III >,d, clustered around with
tHr blessed thd,HJutuls ~ home tury seek uo
change. they rhtun revelations. Bot he rg edi-
cnis o. thc F.ieis psfp ore ct different chanc-
Ier Consisting chiefly of Commercial nirn and
manufactures ~ Ilnr "a great clp>. uIj. nr.i6-
c.al systems aud len crvwj,d rmum.its, dc, a.,
pcrptiuall, suhftlto f.,tuuuen ar3 eNci,msut.
and WE see them tvgytd 10 uuc limt hs Ariu8>on.
", 81 guuGyr ty AhnIUon Con. co,s tlut tt,y
cannot var upon ah,taet pruc,ple', tie Ecd,Wi-
On, sest b'~i upuuuu iub.y aud then uPan snolh-
or, wr1r u'n p. rr iuirrual Improvements and
the ari served th,,f purposes Cor l,als. aud wtte
rult Abandoned when t.e} htcanr satisfied, that
hr trgtmcD ut ibis country wuult n,vrr tubu't to
uu uuC0n,t ujIpuai tax H#uu ,brIr industry. Ittn
came prutct to distribute the public land, arour
the Scveta. STATES; tnrfrrt an mptrha a, smptfio,
ln give Massachusetts, tor Instance mtlInn al acres
ol Indiana, and jurisdiction over the same and
wrcst from the poor man hlS home and give It TO
some powerful State as atgcss Cor the Presidency.
schemes. and they then summoned tn their aid the
dread Influence of hrory and anaticln. That
Anumasonry was the offspring OF Federalism, aud
that Abolition IS cherished and encourage hy tAHl
party, no one can, with truth, deny.
Ca the o,he, hand, Democracy rides no bobby
Beauty SAYS the author OF tie Seasons. vixen
usdnruej ~ adorned the most Thus h is with
Democracy Ncauug M meuucouS ornament
holding no OH, gal communication entering iuih NO
combinations, t> moroiy iars ef hb0ig and obfii.
saet 70 llr, but The history u the past viii shnw
hat the F,derllrt, cannot exist without yNeure
AVID excitement. Pot thcr on contest lur prince
pie and they sink into ln~,gmiioauce, They have
hren ever ready 10 accomplish hcr objects hy force,
when thry Iuund the popular VOICE against Them,
The elder Adams finding The tale Of public opinion
adverse 70 him, undertook 20 roercc II hy the inh.
NOUS Alien and Srdtlon laws onaclmcnls mart in
character with q desputsm thaH n hee Republic
Fortunately he sunk under the effort and the Dem.
ucrarc spin, carried every thing before IT, But the
G. 'cra party, ln-alatc Ia lis thirst for power at
tempted. through the inslrumrntaty Of Aaron Burr,
10 tr5mpe down tho w'l Of the nation. aud force
that wrclched apoylfc ipto the Presidential char
Once more they were t,warici and the count i'd
yance with rapid strides IN lls career nf prosperity
under the rudauoe ct Jefferson The war WIN
Great Britain broke o1 during the administration Of
his successor, and wih i came mobs riots and
Hartford Conventions got up by the FeIrnluis IN
oppoaaion 10 Che laws 9fthe land, aud tie wH, olthe
nation They refused to reoee nj our Victories
they refused TO march troop. from Massachusetts. 10
the frontier, when required to d. by lie President
they held out beacon lights 10 the enemy, suppbcd
hm with subsistence, AMI plotted the dlsmrmber.
ment Of the Union All This, however, DEGRADING as
1t was TO our national character, passed away, aud
| the splrlt OF democracy onre murc preserved the
country from Vie aulc.s violence ol Federalism
| Looktng over Hluy other incidents We come down
10 another event, net quite so taltlHg as The Bur
a'dJr but cquaty Characterised of the Federal par.
IT, mean the election Of John Quincy Adam. b.
the House OF Representatives, in opposition 10 the
expressed vii 81 the people lIerc IS strong pa
aIIrI between N" two cases The game n both M
stances, was for Dir PRESIDENCY Ia the Grq ra.c.
The fcjerajisls bought up Distinguished RcpabI.
can. IN lr 3lrr they sgduccd Mr. Cay. tlet
Hvoutr wIlh tlc Democrgcg In both. Ir R,puI.
bcaUs ultimately ulumphcd. HE wl OF ti.e pr,p,
was agaln carried uut. and Gtn jackson went INTO
tie Presidential char, But the Fcderahsls coua
not b. quiet. ihtS were HaHgrcutd with aaap.
ppnimru', aud tltr rltat leader Nj Clay ,nluk
rd "war, peslcncc and famine OH the country
Hey Kept up M ucafsHul excitement which roc
90 the highest pitch q, lGry wl,u Gen. jackson
deemed II ms tigty To remuvt the drpaslte. fom the
custod, Of the BAuk Iur FFdrralNts So zcd uUop
''..' OF -f'f-' %" li't ''"N'lN'l me fNNUIfA Nv
sqnadlou- h.d ulHum1nry neIHg. haranyrl-
ed TIE people wgrd tH,m lpact, of ,airncc de-
cBrcd lbal lhc Sabbath Should no uugcr b, fepafi-
ed That The tine Ter reyo.uliun had arrived and
TINT blood must ilow nnes, tir deposles we've rc.-
totd H. New iori committee o NV rpor.
SAND, 10 proceed 10 Washington and DEMAND the
t,slutauoH, was appointed and ~ Baltimore th.
Iraeranls declared obey would march with anne
800 ihelt t1n1F ana frchmp by the Capitol
. .I.....
uunbA and ufbulrlt dc-polism Was cvinced hy
III party, Obnoxious individuals were dragnaned
AID losHIl,d; Democratic assemblies were dispersed
aud broken up aud llle S~is. guard OF TIE bank
lnado II a poiu Of duty, 10 outrage members OF
Congress whU bad sustained the Administration
Nj. P1rkcs, OF Maine talented Democratic mem
Der, was asaai,d by Federal mob on bis way
home and Ho even the presence Of lis iantnr wip
cOud save iIm from her brutality. 1hsul.s, how
ever, 10 ah oyegtuIuR Providence. we had a Chlei
Magistrate nurturcd 10 storm and battle, one WHO
could not be terrified by Threats and neBsces Of his
political enemies, and lhg country was once more
saved j Is moi NY intention now TO pronounce q
cuIUgy upun ii3e character 81 tis Iusfous ndte.d-
THAT ia.a nu.tbf reserved lor an abl,, pen
iudn uuur. Bul 800 sptr ~ the hrafiicss attempts
made BY disappointed political aspimu6--hc stands
~ OIL ihc subdWly Ul uora fccltude, amidst thc
tempest % faction aud collision 81 debate, alike jn.
vulnerable 70 .ihe naidous encomums Of SEQ
piants, and thc vudclgc aspel@ouso i hls cuomies
lis name con never die. II Shines aie brightest
Page @, ne historian, Wlth lusue hal 40 future
tine can dim.
! he stars stall fade away, tie luu himself
hroW dlm willl agt, AID mature sunk ~ years,
But u snail ilouriAlt 10 immortal youth,
Unhar amidst the war If eomenis,
The rack Of matter, and me ciu.h Of worlds
MIR Van Bulen succeeded him. and one would
.uppase iIa ite feJ.fa, patty had exAae-iod ibrir
means oI excitement and would allow the country
% resi- upon itstar,. II was qute the reverse BE-
Fore The President had been tHaugufaled; before he
hdd published programme Of hs Administration,
ihey proclaimed ~ with one VOICE eternal OPPOSE
ton to hm! War upon Tie lhreshuId - NAE
TO the EaIFE Wei have tive, earned It ou.
Aldea b. one d Tue most powerful moneyed iastiu-
hons tbal the world ever knew, and by It's eight
hundred satellite corporations that have erred pane!