Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

usF4se #Ist c0urstsel W.A -eH'.sfila
- -...ss-u pant o. lie STATE. ua9 assures
c.,. MeNur, uN uut lose 4 thousand
- I'M. &. 5kasaw counties tu' informant
.-l.- s- tie Legislature, an intelligent
extensively acquainted. lie saws he
,- Is democrats, have uOome med
.r-.,srs and POS; notes and have resolved
s- vrNai, aad good money. The truth
rsrps have heard the false prophecy o..
.r,.. .hey aic tired Of II. lhey see 1t
81. 80 - 10 sustain men who have the honesty
.-a.s5epce 70 reform this awful currency.
= lg hat all the banks, Union as well as
.-' ,-,s. he reformed. and made to DO their
Tb4y are beginning to comprehend the
-l ibs tax which they are compelled 10
a.. .oryersed a few days since with gentle
the eastern section OF the Stale, who
ai1 ''. ~, that McNut, will sweep all before HIM
W. " democrats are also Organizing Tor the Leg
The democracy IN this State never had
''.- ,re>pect Of triumphant success. We
go. az, average majority will be larger than
'.', besn lll the last eight years. Let every
N. duty. This Is great struggle. Ii
--' I1o,ocracy succeed throughout, especially
-' l.,,a,o,,al election and in the Legislature
nn he reform OF the currency, and u com
,is,e change in the business operations OF the
sougd condition of affairs will be eS-
..lGybs8 NJ once. The business of the country
m ,.,;ye and men will stand some chance to
-. nancy which will be a reward Tor their labor
e. man who gets money to-day, can say ii will
II worth sous tomorrow. The people SOW and
IN, hanks and their directors reap. Is II posi-
n. t5a this state Of things will be tolerated by
he people
There IS no doubt Of the election of our Con.
..assonal ticket. Thompson will run ahead of
\, ticket in the north and quite up to it every
e5fre alse. Blown Will get more than the party
a.s in the east, and will get II full every where
.,e. We are confident, from all we can learn,
bat The Congressional ticket is Strong one,
ajmll sacceed'-.uississippian.
NOZZLE FRAruM.-The Washington
lobe Of Tuesday states that the United delalca-
tons Of Swartwout and Price, amount to about
ns million two hundred and fifty thousand dol.
r,. Tho Globe adds" During the progress
II their Joint malyersatlon, Mr.. Price, although
.you in attachment to Mr.. Swartwout, hailed
IS an administration man. Mr.. Swartwout was
he giant of Whigery and Conservatism. In this
gly, like cautious Scotch brothers in the time of
t5eIion, they kept hold on both parties but
d,n discovery became inevitable, Mr.. Price
Anew off his mask showed his old Federal col
on, and shot his Parthan arrow at the Admins
nuon as he fled TO Europe to join his fellow"
CONGRESSIONAL Canvass. 1t will be seen
by reference to our correspondent from Oxford,
hat Messrs Thompson and Davis are in the field
and addressing the sovereigns. Ou correspond
ut also stats that Mr.. Thompson is more than
match for his wing opponent Mr.. Thompson.
Ne cam from many sources, is gaining much
reputation As a debater
Gen. Brown is also making a tour through the
East, and debating the political topics Of HE
day in very efficient manner, 1t is also said that
COL Bmganan IS OUT, and will address the peo-
fc Of Holmes county in few days, and Will
hen proceed up North to explain to the wing null
Aiers his support of the Proclamation and Force
bill, and to the people Of the Northern coan.
les his support Of the Union Bank post notes in
the Legislature, and of shnpaaters generally
We have no doubt he will be flush of long post
notes, as II is generally understood here that the
Union Bank gave him discount Of ten thousand
dollars to eIectloneer on. He can therefore treat
literally, and now and then make a small bet on
he ponies. -.Mississippian.
vi hate to hear people talk behind ones back"
as The robber said ven the constables vas chas-
as HIN and crying" stop theft"
A sailor one evening was stopped by fooipad,
W demanded his money, when a scutle ensued
and the tar took the robber and bore away his
puze to justice. When the magistrate came
70 enquire INTO the nature Of the assault, he told
The sailor that he must take an oath that the rob-
Dor had put hun IN bodily fear, otherwise he
could not commit him. The sailor, looking,
'eadiastly at the justice, answered, He! he
put me IL bodily fear No, nor any man that ever
dgedi therelorer' that is the case, you may let
hin so-lor III not swear to such lle."
Ia one of our exchange papers we find the
loIoSrng:-"A wag publishing ideas on phre.
noogy. lie says that conscenlousness means
Teadng your neighbours newspapers, and not sub.
"0bng yourself"
lhe editor Of Cincinnati paper announces
'Ad' he has received from a lady the present OF a
nu5 Of SHIRTS. 1t was extremely generous IN the
'dN donor 10 have compassion on his deslltullon,
'ld were he half a gentleman he would make a
''gi to return his Acknowledgements more hand
SoIney than he now does.
Atahoiel, short time since, servant gir
inquired Of a gentleman at the breakfast table, Il
hs cup was out NO" SAID he; "Dut my cot
zee IS The poor thing was considerably con
used, used but determined to pay him IN his ON com
Nhlle at dinner, the stage drove up and seyera
coming in, The gentleman asked, "does the stage
Ia' heTe y mo, sir" said thegh, "but the
passengers do.'
Industry prolotgs life. II cannot conquer
1sah' but can defer his hour; and spreads over
NE interval lhous, md enjoyments that make i
pleasure 10 live. As rust and decay rapidly
c'isume the machine that Is not kept m use; 81
disease and sickness accumulate on the frame o
Mdoience, until existence becomes burden
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