Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-10
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D, Inc sllssi'Hippian Of Nov. q
-, D''lun for the next Legialat.,s 20 'o''
the rules and defining the d,,,;.s ll'gassa
or rather that portion protess; ',. q :. 'Aat
man creed (for there are sOrue = ! '0'
whom itrepudiates) and a5i,,. : oae deaaas.
beard of Ali, and the erea, A., 'asa 1
Prophet to hold good his mo-, isa'u's Il.
extermnate the infdsls from NY : lNa j
those weddedtO their interest
them IS to be left. And as . Na'i.
out to the ever faithful Turl, ", .s',a'
battle shall be ended, the neb - - p
etArrd heasen, amid inviting r.. ela'z I
CID streams streets OfgOld and 80 = ~
ivory and rosewood. inhabits55 = ~
beautiful maidens and young vi,,;..
as the sun, with charms last;nss e e
spirit, and voices more sweet tb., q
music borne on the wings OfneIo5, ~ ny
what This Prophet saith:
DUTY oFTHE DEMOCRATIC
The wing presses are coDti0n.n
what will the democracy do ,,5Ii' ea9 l,s
now they have the poweri I W.a lie d
nanI party redeem Their nlo5-M lae u
the currencyl We can o1I:. aad isS,.I
fondly hope that the ensuing iaa 81 Ia ,.
reform our state currency T5s 4 ,.ll .
the issue in the recent elections 1itg u
frank to admit, that il Is Tho ~. ana We ?
ocratic party, TO consumalefb -. n lle =
Unless some energetic neagn,a @olA q IN
the part of the banks, bv tbe , s : &c laEsla
ture, the democrats in the &C.,, ;.5e.ls lessss
false 10 themselve, Their Disi S,1'ue p !
country. They have the 6Ess :. ID 5s ihhst
sponsibility rests upon lsel -. - iAe r.
that power is not exercised a., -o1oefS Il
GENTLY effective to accomBis S nc ST.
sired, then can our opponents ~ ooe'i O.
US with our want of good aith ur3 ,i''ta
ject. ~
We know that both parties cone =. d,
| gislature pledged TO carry out tbis ~, : = :.
of reform. As we said in our i, -, 80 q
to turn the banks over 70 the cOvrs - -
volve the state in a lawsuit with tbos..-.s
rations, at an immense expense ~. = 2
last for years end be terminated oDly =. 4
bank directors and officers shall have = {
ficient opportunity to seize upon and -
ate to themselves all the effects and -
the banks, and swindIe the bolder n
paper out of that proportion thew wa. .
able to pay, ifthe affairs were al oar
IN the hands of honest trustees tm
debts OF the banks.
1t Is the duty of the legislature tops
a further issue Of post notes by the ban
der the severest prohibitions and penala.
arrest at once the infamous dealing IN J.
which the banks have been practisips :,
last few years. We are confident H.,
democrats in the next legislature viii :
repeating the charters fthe rotten and /
ulent banks which have neither creda =
nor honesty, and. who cannot make e
ing which win justify their continuance
~sThere are probably few shin.ulzss.
ocrats in the Legislature and out, M (
oppose the repeal of charters because t5r
interested in the banks. Such SETS =,
lures should be read out of the mn =
with. Let them 90 the wings at oas NJ,
they properly belong. Ifther cras =
vail. the best interests of the eontT Il
sacrificed and the democratic arT sesss
down I; and deservedly so, because pszxs.
the power, and making loud profess a. h
viii accomplish nothing for the reiqraal4 !
the currency.