Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06

and whitening Indignation upon The mad n
ganlzlnQ schemes Of the northern Asog,;...
but we can give no sketch OF Ma M'Dsr.a
remarks that would do him any thing Ike u,,.
We cannot even touch upon all The ,o,,.-
engaged his attention. Suffice il TO saw H.
speech was replete with strong, original -
expressed in eloquent language, and en,;ch.a ~
enIryened occasionally with classical slE.;,.
and spicy quotations, We never listened II a..
address with more pleasure. The long e,,bn.
astIc applause with which the speaker w,,...,
ed when he resumed bis seat eynced that he j.,
made powerful impression on his audience.
7lh. The friends we have left behind r.
"Whh all the eoqnence of truth
Transport us to the DAYS of youth
There, in the sunset Of the pas,.
Is many heeting shadow cast
And countless tones enchant our cara
Whose echoes have been lost for wears.
9Th. Mississippi our adopted State--Nay her .,,.
ever esteem the cultivation of mind of nar,nona
importance, even 10 that OF the soil; from The Gr,
that The latter cannot be carried IN perecfon Win
out the diffusion oil useful information and also
IRON the conviction that "knowledce is nowe,n
9th The Governor Of Mississippi.
10th. Education.-lt is the proud boas, Of ~,
Republican Institutions that its benefits are omen
and free TO every American citizen.
llth. Internal lmprovement--ln peace the chat,
nes OF commerce between the States, in war the
links in the chain that unite our exertons to rene
thu invading Toe.
l2h. We need not despair OF the Republic so ono
as our citizens are disposed to honor the successful
devoiee to science and literature.
18Th MISUNDERSTANDING owes much to her Cy,
ertlons-ihe social circle would be void without the
refining influence of her presence.
by C. G. Olms,ed, President Yirgnians-
To foster native talent is not the least Of Their
many am;able qualities.
! BY VIM. ID. Amis, Vice President The In
sttuons Of the South-west--They only want
time to be as permanent as the rocks Of aces,Ond
as immutabIe as the laws Of the Modes and PEI.
4 slams.
BY r. ii. Brown. The Hon. John GIlmer--
The eloquent defender Of the Rights Of Wo.
man.
Mr. Gilmcr rose, and in avery appropriate and
happy manner returned his thanks for the CON-
plimentary notice taken in the above toast of hs
efforts IN the legislature in behalf of the rights Of
women. lie gave as sentiment:
The State Of Mississippi she spend.
thousands for the education oil her sons, may she
not forget her daughters.
The CIRcuir Court for this county viii
commence on Monday. We are informed tina,
the docket is unusually heavy: the cases hdwev'
er are principally Of plain character and with
Judge Benefits usual prompincss and industry,
VIC may expect the cases to be principally disPos'
ed az
| UNION B,HK.-We learn bya gentleman just
from jackson, that this Institution had commenc.
ed dscounting last week; hundreds were asking
for discount. The same gentleman tells us that
the enterprzng mail contractor, Capt. PETER B.
STARKE, has put new coaches on the route TO
jackson, and has the finest horses oR.any line IN
the southern country. The drivers are sober and
understand their business, and are polite and a.
tentive.
To The Editors Of The Columbus Demecrat
GEfrr:-If Col Argyle CAMPBELL will suffer hi
name 10 be put in nomination for the office OF Chan
celor, he viii receive the warm support Of the 30
, tcrs of North Mississippi
C. G. OLMsTED, Esq. is delivering cours
Of Lectures on the Political History of the coun
: try. We have listened to him with pleasure an(
: profit. He is well yersed on the subjects upo'
which he speaks, and eyinces great research AM
liability The next Lecture will take place o.
Monday evening al the Franklin Academy.
MMIrARY.-The First Battalion parade take
place to day. The Second Battalion parade WI
: take place on Saturday next. Col SouihaI
" using every exertion to organize his regimen
tho Governor will be here in the course OF IN
! summer on u reviewing tour, and it's to De nope
h that the militia Of The county vii! be well dTl"e
c and organized for the occasion.
CMcKAsAwHAY RIvER.--The appropriation
rs thirty thousand dollars for the purpose Of mPfo'
ing the navigation of this river, will upqus'lo"'
d bly, be of great service to the citizens Of this seS
a. ton Of the State. The Company in whose nan1
Of this money will be placed, is-composed Of men
: known enterprise and public spirit, and there
: no doubt but what the work will be prosecu'e
speedy to a triumphant completion. ENIh,
81 PRIZE, the head Of steam navigation, promise
is to be place Of considerable importance.
Eosis,n Clarion,
!, BANK COMMISSIONERS REPoRT.-ln cons
y quence Of the great demand for this documen
D. We have concluded TO put an edition oil "
IT. press. 1t contains 90 syo. pagesn with ia'.
a. table showing, in condensed form. the IiaO'