Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
MARK THE DIFFERENCE.

rom mo Auburn prison - Eetr Era.
MARK THE DIFFERENCE.
The Democratic Re. The Federal wings
publ'cans want a Ma. want a National Bank
hoaal Treasury TO be to regulate Congress.
regulated by Congress
What caused the failure Of tho Government
once 7
The Banks and the Deposit system
Whit preserved the Government from SO.
cond failure
The withdrawal Of the Government funds from !
the Banks, AM the Independent Treasury.
| What caused II second failure Of the Banks |
| departure from the legitimate objects Of
their creation, ovcr.ssues, speculation and nm al
lemptlo control the affairs Of the The people.
! we must get new name, SDld Wing to friend
With face as lang pgs;
| The name OF 'our party M bnger III wear
/ For our fathers were hung by the WhgsN
wag, standing BY, Thea observed with a smile,
i You have cause To Complain, confess
But think in my heart they dd perfectly right,
Since March, 1875, IIhcs Coz ovsrnmen, has la.
ed once, and the banks twice = Germoat Haleh.
man.
II is pretty well understood in this quarter tha,
Martin Van Buren, can distance any named Federal
Wing IN the next Presidential race over the Indiana
course. The distance pole is 5000 polls from The
stand The difference in strength between Mr..
Ctey and General Tppe is too mlnaterIal to REQUIRE
tOklngino account in the Federal National Con-
vcntlon A. few years ago, as is well understood,
: General Harrison was stronger in this State, by
large odds, than Henry Clay. But more recently
things have changcd The people now understand
the true political position ol the Hero Of North
Bend, and hence he can eaiy obtain the vote of the
Federal party Time will tes, the correctness Of
! this declaration Albany (la) paper
II EaoSy ASD TopAz.-rhe North American OF
Philadelphia tells the following tale, which develops
a an operation relative ia Exchanges which scarce
n y comes under the financial head:
o earrage containing two ladies' who reptcscnt
o ed themselves as mother AMI daughter, stopped al
the outer gate Of the Aims House. over the Schuy
" kill on Thursday last, when the Youngest inarme,
c the keeper that her mother was anxious TO obtain
n white child nn infant, i possible to adopt as he
own she having lately lost one. She was showI
Is several, and al last made selection that please,
" her aud requested petms,on to shew il 10 her mo
4. lher who was IN The carriage and il suited her
~ they would obtain an order from the GUARDIANS o
be- the Poor, and coll in day or two for H. The chill
IN was wrapped no in his cradle clothes and taken b,
herself to the carriage, and a,tef : few minutes de
he lay she returned and placed the babe where sl
e. found IT, stating they would call the next day an
We takeit away. The carriage was then driven Of
Isl and nothing urthcr was thought of The transaction
he until il became necessary 10 remove the child IL
nd some cause, when il was discovered that the whit
in child had been taken by the persons in the earring,
Sc, and q biock one leit ~ rs place.
fie ENvY,-Envy ls displrasure for some sui
n. posed advantage in another The object Of hi
,-e passion is something more desirable and ahh,
excelleuey, precisely considered, cannot occaso
Gle dislike, yet excellency misplaced may. The Ell
he yous believes himself eelipsed by the lustre
'eu hts ueighhof; that which is good in itself b.
III comes an evil TO him, and makes han wish il
~ Iher removed or eslinguished Envy, like co
sin poison, hcnumbs and Supplies and thus, rs
OF conscious OF its own Importance, il folds It's aru
zen IN despair, and sits cursing in corner VII,
1t conquers, it is commonly in the dark, BY ,recc
Jay ~ and undermining, by caGmpy and deuactio
~ Envy is no less foolish than deiesiable II is
W., vice whieRhcy say keeps no holiday but it is
~. Ways working upon lis own disqwe.
WAS ANNALs.--1he following is an accou
fer of wars bStween England and Franoel with Il
a" terms of then duration, since the that COZ
~ menced in NO. which continued two years.
Nv ll4l one year--IlGl twenty-five years-l2
viii fifteen years--l224 mae,eon years--l294 Fl
INK yeals--l337 twenty one years-l36s hly u
OF ysars--l422 forty nine years--!492 one NOR
---l5l2 two years-l52l six yearS--l5a9' Q
IT. yoar--l45s two years--l562 two yeais--lo
ms TWO years--l666 one yeaT--l6s9 ten years
and l7O2 eleven years--l754 four years-l7S3 nj
do years aud lastly in 1893, which continued III
lich the year lSl6, thirteen years, making within
lion period Of 72s wears, two hundred aud sixty nj
an years OF wur! The sacrifice of treasure a
Olood 40 prosecuting these wars is ncalculsbls