Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21
NO. II.

which heads THIS paragraph, was given Tor effect in
the West 10 the s,rolling political player vho -
now vending his way homeward, after cam
pagn which, We venture TO srssert, has not redoun-
ded TO hls credit OF fePu'elou, nor Prersi Yey
profitable engagement. HARn II The HssA
was another clap trap invented with tho same
shallow calculation.
As an iluslrRon OF the effect Of these al cap
iaadtpn, Titles bestowed upoa the "Cieat Rejec-
4 ted under The pTeposierous idea that the manly
aud lntelhsen, citizens Of the West could be
caught by such ridiculous bats, we extract the
/ following mournlul passage from the leuding arti-
oClhe Lexington Reporter the peculiar organ Of
| Mr.. CLAY.
/ "TuE Lars ELEcnoSs-By our next We :.
shall probably have learnt the result Of the Nastp
Carolina election. We fear that We shall have to
record another calamous defeat.
/ "Tennesse has gone--lndana has gone
our otrn STATE stands alone IN The Hssf 80 bar
hostility 10 the decentralization It's idle 10 dis
d'guisc nc,s."
Tie following passage nom nc same article
contains precious confession, when s' h0"ev-
er, tue as it is frank
"Can any party exist which Is Init, together by
no higher bond of UNION than the Can II be
that the gres, Wing party Of the United States.
has no higher or purer political end and ann, than
the mere elevation OF II particular individual II
such be the fact let the party, al ONCE, be dlsso'v'
ed aud reconstruct itself upon more elevated
grounds
Alas poor Whlgery f Il is not slreudy en-
iirely dissoIred il Is IN n state OF rapid deeompo-
sluon. Its materials were too dlscordanl as well
as corrupt, to assmatc long without generating
a puiresceut fermentation. Globe.
jobs Jacob .fsio, and Peter Smith. Fifty
years ngo, the spot where Utica now stands, was
the end of the world, in this direction In those
days, John Jacob Astor, and Peter Smith, Gather
Of Geut) travelled the ground from Schenectady
to Uucn on foot, purchasing iurs At the Lndlln
settlements on the route The Indians AIDED
| them IN carrying the lurs back TO Schenectady
| Returned from their peHous adventure to me
Far West" they opened little shoPtn n iolE
CITY, and sold the skins OF retail. When Their
stock was exhausted, they again penetrated mo
lonely forests Of "the liopller' and repleuishea
their store Aston continued The business many
years, but Smith commenced the pun chase oil land
! Summers wen, aud GENE, and wave after wave oil
emigration rolled up the long detle Of the no
hawk Mink the change. Two years snce,
Srshh died at Schenectady. leaving millions OF
acres to his hclfs. Astor still lives, one OF 'he
weal,hest untitled commoners ~ the world
Judge Smith lived " travel the route from Seho-
necady TO utcn, IN four hours. Aud to day
When the SUMS evening rays shall hide from tho
undnnmed eye Of John Jacob Asior behind The
blue hills Of Jersey, lis vertical beams VIII DC
= GILnu on the fur Traders Of our now Ultima
, Thule, the mouth Of the Oregon. Bishop hctk".
lev never dreamed Of such changes when he
i penncd the lqe,
= Westward the star ofempire takes its way
/ ApAMI. BINGAMAS AND JUpoE TuRSER.-
Do Col. Bingpuun and Judge Tuner inform the
. peope that they have always been tederaIlsts
ihn, they both voted for John Quincy Adams n
8 1924; that they both warmly supported his nd
minlstraton and all his measures and voted ior
his re-. election; that Judge Turner was oue Of
, lbe candidates on the Adams electoral ticket
and that Bngaman was the twice defeated Adams
p. candidate for Congress IN 1926 and 1928 =.
Q These facts they dare not deny and vet do these
; supporters Of tbs Old northern federal abolitonist
a John Quincy Adams, ask your votes ioE Con-
!, gross and Governor ttts 1rdder
9 Times of calamy aud confusion have ever beer
X productive great minds The purest ore - pro-
Iuced IN the hottest furnace, and the brightest hun-
defboi IS elected from the darkest storm fs
= A Deer Hunt Singular Application d thf
po,c.y Of Steam. We have heard Of boots being
BACKED, clothes washed, love letters written, and
butter churned BY The application Of steanni bul
we never before heard Of deer being caught W
The same omniscien, agent The Naomi on her
late passage down the Mississippi, encountered
a large fine buck swimming IN tho middle OF INC
ryer, and Immediately gave chase. Having soon
come up with the enemy, she rounded to ana
threw out graphing irons, but the deer letting ous
A reef IN his topsas, scuddod away from Their
reach Now commenced regular and interest
y inr trial Of skill The deer doubled and tucked
with tho skill Of an old privaleer, but the steam
V boa, was "lheren at every turn. AZ length 'he
deer, wearied with his exerons, and dIsmayel
AT his persevering adversary, suuendered hmsei
an unconditional prisoner Of war, and was treated
u with great honor and attention al public dInne
given on board the boat the next day.
81. LOUIS Bulletin
Ho,r.-A bright and beautiful bird is Hope y
" comes 10 rs md the darkness aud the Storm ans
A. sings the sweetest song when oqr spirits are SAD
~ dest ard when the lone soul IS weary, and longs
" pass away il warbics lis sunnest notes, and ugh
rns again the slender sbres Of our hearts That gre
~ has been tearing away.
II a handsome Compliment Among the regu
by lar oasts drank q, the celebration Of The AN 0
July at Ithaca, New.York' we find The follow
os. ing very pretty compliment to tho ladies
ice :, Women. There's purple bali 10 the craps
oh = mellow half to the peach, sunny half to III
~ clobe. and BETTER HALF 10 MAN.
he Wig Prospects in GsOrgia.-The Co'uu
ian h,,a ENQUIRER, warm wing pOper, says -" "
,hink il useless to deny tho fact, that no State
wy Inc Union is more certain 10 support Mr. Van b
ior rem than that of Georgia. Mr, Clay seems
oT have made deep and abiding impression in 4
ald South. We wonder howihe wings like il. y