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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

ernmsullt" To The on tie friends Of Stl'e
Rgdts and tLe south, q nImer0as and respectable
meeting assembled and Mr.. Evans was appointed
orator oc,He day 10 ssPonJ to The call ia which
he Of course ayowed al Tie sentiments contained
therein As be diI not object 20 any 81 tem but on
TIE contrary, wcut into tie organization ol the par
~ heart and soul, and was amongst the frst n
subscribe him,e..a member. If the ghost Of he
speech made By Sir Evans on that occasion, and
Of many others since thcn were to arise up IN juxta
position with his document signed Wing Csnli-
dates Of Miss" in which he advocated the broad
est lailiudnous construction Of the Constitution ey-
er coniended Cor, it would cause the genLemans
blushlug honors to heap thick upon him.
This is no, my only objection TO the political
course Of Mr. Evans. For ten days before be
was nominated by the Wing convention, he vas
an usoNed Loco FoeO that Is. he was opposed
to all Bankng insttutons-Stae and Nation
al-denoUnced the whole banking system as u
iraud on the commanily and demorazlng in its
tendency booted nj the bug-bear that was made
about packing specie from one point OF the
county 10 auahe! said, for bis part, that if ne
cs5ssry, he would resort to pack-horse OF an OK
team and wagon to transport specie, rather than
submit opy longer TO the imposition Of banks or
the banking system IN any form whatever" Not
content With gong further than the mos, ultra de-
mocrai Of the day, be even commended that. all
laws for the collection Of debts should be abo
i.hed, 81 that an individual who should lend ano-
thsr money, or sell him goods. or any other prop
crIy on credit should be prohibited from collect
IN his debtby law, but should be compelled to
rely upon h,5 debtors honor city for payment !;
0, in other words, he went (or the entire annlh.la.
lion &C the credit system. This may appear
strange to those who have been listening
to Mr. Evans Bank speeches since he has
taken the field, as q Wing champion; but dare
that gentleman to come out and deny them, and
should ue have the temcrIry to do so, pledge
myself TO the community 10 sustain these charges
by tho certificates Of 90 respectable men as there
are in dis county.
Believing with John Randolph, that "Whsne
yer man changed his political sentiments afle
tho age of thirty, he doubted the gen,oman's sin
cery," | shlll continue in that belief, IN
deuce for tho sudden change tina, has com
DER the spirit Of his dreams on the subject Q
| the cure icy. FRANCIS LEEC1.
Nortmtt- /, 1899.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02


GnrWe are authorized 10 announce Maj Epwis
EANEs as canddltc Ior clerk Of tho Probate
to We are authorized to announce RourRT II.
BucHNER, of Hnls county, as candidate for Chan
cellor at the ens,Iing election.
tT3- We are authorized to announce Hon. JAMES
II TnorTER, asa candidate for Jndge Of the II Oh
Court of Errors and Appeals,
tT3- We are authorized to announce ARorAE
CAMPBELL, EsQ as candidate Tor Chancellor, at
The next November election
or We are authorized 10 announce A. Huron
tSsoN of Raymond, az candidate for chancellor.
ilS- We are authorized 10 announce JoHN r.
Down rs candidate for the office of Treasurer Of
Lowndes county.
tr1- We arc authorized To announce SrERIIso II.
LysrER as candidate for Clerk Of the crcui, court
ior Lnwndes county at the ensuing election.
10 We are authorized to announce FRAScIs p.
SPorrs as a candidate for the office of Clerk for the
Circui, court Of Lowndes county
! tIS- We are authorized To announce l.. S. VII.
XiSs as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit court
| fnr IowndeS county.
| ocJ- We are authorized to announce Jons NEW
TON MuLLlN, "a candidate for reelection TO the
Office Of Treasurer, ol LownleS CAuny.
| tyS- We are authorized To announce GEORGE
! SrILLMAN, az a candidate Tor Sheriff Of Lowndes
county, at the ensuing November election.
IgJ- We are authorized to announce BLSJAMlN
s. Lone, rs candidate for the Office OF clerk OF
he Probate court for Lowndes county,
TO- We are authorized To announce WILLIAM p,
PuLtER, a. candidate for clerk Of the Probate court
for Lowndes county.
~ We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
G WnIGHr, as & candidate for Sheriff Of Lowndes
comfy al the next election.
To- We are authorized to announce JAMES II
TuRsER, as a candidate for Sheriff Of Lowndes
county al the ensuing November election
Co We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN
G. WEtR az a candidate for the Office ofSherfF d
Iowndes county, at the next election.
70 We are authorized To announce Own P
TsowN as a candidate for clerk Of circuit cour,
LuwndeS county.
Or- We are authorized to announce WV. ]
EsrEs as a candidate for clerk Of circuit court o
Lownies county.
TO We are authorized 10 announce Col. Jas. w
BRlcKELL as Candidate for the Office of clerk o
The circuit court for Lowndes county.
0.rWe are authorized to announce GEoRGi
ruoKER as a candidate for Clerk Of the Probate
Court
tg1-We are authorized To announce JAMES NicE
oLsas candidate iar the office of town constable
II r3- We are authorised 10 announce Dawn G
RicHARps as a candidate for the Office Of Treasure
of Lawndes county.
: R-Wesre authorized 10 announce A. T.. Han
ny asa candidate for the office of County Surve yor
at the ensuing November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Macon Races.

TIME first meeting ri the Macon Mississippi,
l. Jncky Club races will take place on Tuesday
The Goth Of November, and continue FIVE DAYS as
fellows:
y First Day.--Mile heats, bes, two in three, purse
Sl50 entrance $40.
Second day.-Two mile heats, purse $500, en-
trance $40.
Third dsy.-Three mile Heals, purse $500, en-
trance SIS,
Fourth day--Fcrr mile heats, purse $500, en-.
trance SEQ.
Fifth day,--Mile heats, bes; three in FIVE Tor the
entrance money ofthe previous days running
As The proprietor has spared no pains Or expense
in establishing his course and the purses being res.
nectable. he hopes there will be respectable atten.
dance; he will be prepared to furnish god stables
and hitter gratis and all kinds Of grain at reasonable
prices.
JAS. c. AWTRl, Proprietor
DC, 26-I0lr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Land For Sale.

s.MxM THE subscriber wishes to'dFqoF
2 part GO acrcsl Of the land tc o ''la, "a
&V<R jscent DC mile Of the 10Th sec,sg u,
2l'iown. Persons DESTROYS Of ea'sr ~
Land - conveniently situated, unequIvocaly ~
cannot find in the vicinity, piece 81 une Neei
by good. and combining 50 many sdvaHtagss r ~
The abive land, f 10, previously dispossa y ss,
be offered publicly, in lots OF 10 OF 30 ases' rj,s
purchasers, on Monday and December next
unexcepfonnbe.
''' ' FRED. J. CUTIAF-
Columbus, Oct 23-;7 5v.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

The democrats have certainly succeeded in
Georgia. They have carried the Governor and
the Legislature. The exac, majority we have
not ascertalned The Southern Recorder, twhig)
printed at MedgeyilIe,i is forced to admit that his
party has not received SO sound a drubbing for
years. Thus We 60! The whig party is dead,
dead, dead and there is no resurrection for i'll
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
TIE TRUE ISSUE.

Shall ours IL a GOVER .NHE.NT or THE
BANKS or GOVERNMENT OF THE
PEOPLE,? Shall zoe hare a CONSTITUTION
AL TREASURY, or an UNCONSTlTUTION-
AL NATIONAL BANK Shall ICE hare Co.'S
srlrurioSAL CURRENCY OF GOLD and SILVER,
or one of IRREDEEM4BLE PAPER? Shall
IRE live under the despotism Of MoSEyEp AIRS
rocRAcY, or under The safeguards Of FREE
CONSTITUTIONS Nv Washington Chron.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

Tir ron TAr.--The las, Argus but one, in
older to excite religious prejudice asains; III,
address 20 the Wing Candidates." asserted tia,
its author WAS Of iafdtl fame. You are in a
glass house, Mr. Argus, md should be cautious
how you throw stones. The writer Of the "reply,"
which you have laudsd so highly. is every whit
as much an n6del as Mr. Olmsied if we are cor.
rechy informed Tread cautiously, neighbour
out word for il, you are on slippery ground, when
you bring religion to bear on politics. Look
sharp-we'll run you upon your own "snag" il
you don't mind.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Democratic. Anti~Nyhig and Anu
Bank Song.


SUNG by DANIEL FORE, rsa.
3 the Jackson Barbecue, Sept. ASIA, 1882, ""
un5oRnded cciot.
AIR-"RoYAL CHARLIE"
Hard tines, hard tmrs is all he cry,
The coUntrys in confusion,
The Banks have sropp'd, but still the7 ny
TomyStly delnson.
They give us trash and keep oar cash,
To send across Inc waters,
Topaz ior things they bought Of Kings
And guu our eops and daughters
Then TO the r~lls, We noble soIlS;
The Btnks they etY for quarters;
But here S their doom, ,Lev shall resurs,
Or forfeit all their charter
Shall Corporations rule the sol
That Washington defended
Shall honest peop'e sweat and toni,
And have their rights suspended;
Shall we he slaves TO pampered knaves'
And Banks still he our masters,
Since all they pay from day to day
Is nothing but Shinpla'tsr'
Then TO the Polls, We noble 'oll'
The Banks they cry for quarters;
Bat here 5 their doom, they shall resume
Or forfeit all their charters.
Brave jackson fought to set us free
Tie loves his country dearly
His own netac currency
Is not promise merely.
But little Van 5 an honest man,
He'll initiate he Hero.
And lay the Bank3 tina. p7y taca pTanS''
All Just as low as Zero.
Then to the Polls We noala Soll'i
The Banks they cry Coz q arter''
But here's their doom, they 'hK! resume
Or forfeit al! their charters.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Nortmtr /, 1899.

Men and Women. A woman's bead ID al.
ways Influenced by her heart; but mans heart
generally influenced by his head
Lore. love cannot exist in tho heart Of wo.
man, anl-4s nodesty Is iis companIon--nor N
that Of man, unless honor IS It's associate.
The price Of Liberty =" The price Of Lib"r.
ily is eternal vigilance" as the debtor said, whcr
the constable was following in his footsteps.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

tj-Gos. McNutts admirable letter in reply
TO an invitation to attend public dinner of Gre.
NADIA, should be read by every one. II will be
found in our columns 10 day.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
ARE YOU READYl

Democrats Of Lowndes the baths approach
es, The day is at hand when you are to meet
your Goes-he foes Of the constitution. and the
friends Of bank pnopoliea ut The tallot box.
Are You rcadyl Have you duly weighed tie
importance Of the contest Your opponents are
thoroughly Drilled mud orgauzed. They viii
fight Ike desperate men, because they knoH Their
cause is a desperate one. BE firm, be viz liant,
be UNITED, aud you mus, conquer, lat eve
~ vote tell for the Democratic ticket" If the
county. Your opponents nrO A2a,ting that they
VIII beat you--,hey are chucRSsg over your d..
visions this is their hope, their boast, their OK.
cted,ng great JOY. Will you not disNppoint lhem1
You can do it, and you owe it to yourselves and
yuur principles TO do il. Remember that every
vote which is not given to Speight, Lips
comb, and Gilmer. is CAIN to your enc.
my. BE READY, THEN and rally to the
polls uNlTEDLY on Monday md Tuesday
next.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

When The newly appointed SlIlNrLASTER
Editor Of the Argus learns TO write English eor-
rectIy, and to use decent, courteous language,
we may condescend to notice more particularly
his hits at US and the Democratic party. We
sent him to school, few years, before they ele-
waited him 10 the Editors chair.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

Gj-We are requested TO state that Mr. Nathan.
lei Mitchell has declined running for the Sheriff.
fatty.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Democrats Of LOwndes, isur to
your Tickets.

See, particularly. that they oave the names Of
A. G. McNurT for Governor, A. e. BRowN
SPEIGHr, DABNEy LiPscoMB, and JoHN GiL-
DER, for the Legislature, These are your men
We give you this warning, because a great va-
riety of tickets viii be presented to you, and I'M
less you look sharp. you viii be imposed upon
The Wings are cunning managers, and the way
they manGuvre should be a caution TO you. Re-
member, single vote may turn the scale in the
County-go the whole iicket-give no single
shots. In doing so, you may kill two friends,
without the consolation Of saving single one.
BE firm, be vigilant, above all, BE UNI ED,
and the day is your own
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

NoAhthlcATeb
The Champion Of the wings says, tia, Sh.
Bank notes we're u legal tender Tor the pul
dues, previous to 1916. Every sId in N
State knows better yet the Argus man sau
that he. Who disputes he champion is suM
booty.
The champion says, III effect hat gold lrl
silver coin were not Illegal tender co. pu. due
after 1909, Every corn field Negro strsn, h,
eyes almost to bursting at the blre mention Of
such proposition. fe, .be man q The lsa,
says, thai he who disputes this, be'rsys lhs tqi,o
ness Of his cause. The champion says. that ii.
charter Of the old bank could have been taken
away upon Quo Warrdnto, bad II yefuscda
have acted as fiscal agent Of the government
Every young SUDDEN! of Ia" ia surpn.,d, that an,
| one, who knows that there is such process
should entertain such an opinion, Yet our la.
genio says that such an important doctrine should
be carried 70 other stales
he champion says that Congress csn mA1
an officer by law; Notwithstanding the 'On'''.
ton ordans that the President shall aomiRGtD
the Senate all officers, and by and with The si
vice and consent Of that body appoint &c. b
The champion says, No. Congress Ma, ron
inate, and if the President does not approve, "
thirds Of both houses may appoint IN sp'i' OHM
| All stand in silent woadef at being tod hh sue
doctrine has been advanced BY lawyer, vi
seeks to lessla,e. Yet the first shin pa''
man says that such notions will prove 'sluaO"
the people both Of this and Of other States.
The new editor should be excdseh !
done" it, because hei belongs 10 " iha! genera
that will do any thing that the sap heads OF
party tell him What wonderful man " U
man of the Argus u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

Pennsylvania, al rgAL-Tr. -
Ton for members OF he Legislature /, p
wanna resulted as follows Fo- IL. '''r
democrats, l5~h.gs. The vs.,, ~
ilriy IN the Senate for seserai,s...,-
House, 6s democrats, 50 wings. ,a-.
anti masons anu aboli.iOnis.s.' - I
crat will Of course, be elected q, -. -
States Senate. We cosld not have VII. : 5
better result. z
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

NEw JEksrr.-The Argus says ay..
sey has gone (Or the wings" No. 20, T. :, Sc
have bad the control Of the Legislature e.
and IN true "Aisg''h spUil have so an a.. =
the representatives N that body, ,b,, \.
wing counties have an undone nnmb-. :, i
bers. By tbs system Of e.rraa,d,.'
they have been enabled to cary the L.
Bet The popular vote l. aga,rst them. IT.
ocratic majority N the rscen, election ~.
This settles the question as to fl. so.,.
congressional election. Tia Eve d.
members will, beyond all doubt. succeed = .,
tanning their seats. So ibee grs, The 49, :
of the wings They may hang tist harm, o, !.
willows
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

Il d to be regretted that he Legislature have
failed 10 mould our laws 50 n 70 conform 10 he
provisions of the revised constitution. Mueh Of
tie confusion ihsi occurs IN our judicial proceed
iugs, as well as tie failures 10 the terms Of our
Courts, arise from this cause.
have devoted all my ensgIes TO the enforce
mcnl of the laws, since have been m otiIce. /
hvys pard5ned bnl a single individual convicted
Of a capital offence. lie Was an unieIlered,
lfendless Indian, recommended 10 ths Executive
clrlnency by the Judge Who presided, the Allof-
ney Who prosecuted. the jury who found the YER
diet, and most Of those Who we're present al bis
uial
The Wig party are endeayoring to mako the
next election turn upon false issue. They pro-
Tess to be m favor Of Bank reform, when their
previous acts prove them to be the advocates OF
bank abuses. Some VI them contend that ma
tonal polilcs should not influence the guberndlo.
r,al election. Should they succeed, they will
claim The result as party triumph.
regret. ceeiIomen, that cannot, under exist
ing Circumstances, accept your proiiefed hosPi-
tiIhy Of pubic dinner have determined to
trust my cause to the people My opinions. my
principles my official acts are before them, and
TIES ore Too honest and too enlightened To be
turned agaln., me by those who are interested IN
pcfve,iiug the truth
ppJ, you, gentlemen, 70 return to the citizens
Or falobu,ha county, whom you represent, my
wafme,i thanks tor hs new proof oil their conf
dcncc and kindness Accept, gentlemen, my
sincere obligations for the warm interest you haze
taken IN my behalf and believe me 10 be,
With great respect,
Your lrlerd aud fellow citizen,
a. AN IfTI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

tfThe " Reply to the Answer Of n, v, =.
Champion" Is perfectly conclusive, 80 "a, =, :
regards facts and argument. Read i, eoufH,
We have 10 room iJr comment.
The Legislature Of 0aio, recently ,,,,s
stands 70 Democrats to IS Wings. Dcmcsn,,
majority IS! Tbs Wings have gone on a r,
age 10 Sail Rirr,
GIVE are compelled 10 omit several comm,
pica,lons this week.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Y w RTNdI T'HF'NN
Your lIlend aud fellow citizen,
G. McNII1

To Messr.. WIN. G.. Kendall, Curtis II. Guy,
". j. WIbourn, Geo. H. Morton, William
Need, Lorenzo H. Stewart, William T. Wills,
A. +. Mcneil, William Fly, S. Bell, Lewis
S. Golladay, Hugh g. Crozier Committee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

ron An IsDEPESDESr TREASURY AGAINST A Sl-
TIoSAL BASE.