Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-30

HE opposition have again triumphod in New
York, and the State "rcposes in the arms of the
combined factions of Federalism, AboiHonism, aud
Conservatism" The wings have majority in both
Houses Of the Legislature. We are not at All sur
priscd at the resutit is N fact, just what we an
tcipated, But though beaten, the democratic party
Of that State have no cause TO despond-on the con
rary, they have every thing to cheer them on 10 do
battle again against their unprneped opponents, -
The Stale will unquestionably b. right in 1870.
That she will give a large majority for Martin Van
Buren,, we entertain as little doubt as we do of any
coming event. Nothing in the womb Of time is
in our opinion, moro absolutely certain The bail
has been steadily rcliing in that State ever since She
threw somerset ~ 1897. In that year, The federal
malorit, in the State was nearly $4,000; in 1855 it
was yeduced 10 some 10000, and now ii falls below
5000, showing democratic gam Of more than 1900
each year.
The shout Of the Whgpress over their victory is
faint aud feeble They see that the tide has turned
against them, and they tremblc al The prospect
ahead. Bennett OF the New York Herald, who,
although more than two thirds wing will sometimes
tell tie truth, admits that the result OF the recent
election is virtually democratic triumph, and that
Mr. Van Buren, will certainly carry the State next
year
MlcmGAN,-Lttlc Michy IS said TO have gone f,r
the why's. We thought She was TOO young aud to-
free from The po!lutuns OF federal whggcry to d
SO naughty thing. But we can very well spare hel
us now, being satisfied that she will soon be in ilt
right path again. IT she viii repent and behave her
: self property in future, the democratic family, /,
whom she owes her existence as State, viii cheer
! fully take her into their household again.
y Cj~Somo little doubt has been expressed rela
/ alive to tho political principles of Nj, Owen
IS member elect from Iiawnmba. Toput the mat
ter a, rest and clear up all doubt we give the fol
lowing extract Of letter to Us from an nlelligeu
\ gentleman, well acquainted with Mr.. Owen
J The letter is dated at Fulton and was written i'm
d nedia,ey after the election, tho it did not reac
US lila day or two ago,
a MIR. Owen is true democrat in pdceiplc op
= posed to United States Bank, in FLYER Of tn
= independent Treasury in favor Of Walker to tn
- U. s Senate, and opposed to the shiuplaster cur
$ rency Of the State. lie is u talented young mar
and will make a worthy and efficient representa-
:. i've"
~ We have received the October and Noyembe
I. numbers Of the Democratic Revew-ihey are :
"a mong the nest interesting numbers Of that mo.
a able and valuable periodical. We shall notice tn
of numbers before US more particularly in our next.
Sc We are alsoin receipt Of the Southern Literar
Messenger for November. It's an excellent nun
Ia ber aud fully sustains The high character which d,
n worn had previously and deservodly acquired
v: o5- Congress will meet on Monday next IN
m Presidents Message is usually sent in on the "a
~ Jag. kw,l b some daeen days before We o.,
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