Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

q The STATE. But lofe,um 10 the subject, m
uhnLsoS went 90 go Show. and think corrr.
si'e.y proved, that Aberdeen was the most .r.,,
BE location az the Branch Tor that Di.ir,rt Al
parton SAID q was "iami.y quauelH and sbopI,
ee seltled by the members who coruposed ~,
Dialuci. L De district embraces The couniies !,
Lohioioe, Ghickasaw, Monroe, Tippab,Iiawanb,
Niatshali aud Iishemngo,and Tippah. Mr. Bcon.
tended that Marshall, Ilshemtngo and Tippab yer,
10 favor Of us location at Ripley, which being !
70 o he thought It was conclusive evidence &C -
'he lustheSs and propriety If us piesen, Ioe,ior
at hipley. The question vas taken ,,non ~
rejection Of the Bill. and the yeas and navs he.
/ ing ordered, stood as follows yeas 81. n,ys d
30 The Bill was rejected, and Ripley con,,,ns,
The ElysIum Of felicity aud EIdoredo Of 60
glory, the golden harvest which The Unio, p''-t
VIII Afford TO the people Of that region.
VIII observe here, although somewhat ont #
pace that Gen. FoorE from the mino,i,y n
Tue Committee on the Union Bank, intends n
make a counter report on Monday upon tho NJ
iaiIs oil that Institution Mr. TucKrR will ais,
make similar report IN the Senate. When Tho !,
documents are printed, a copy Of each will h.
forwarded TO you at the earliest moment.
II he Senatorial Election is the excitin, t,,,;,
nos on the apis. 1t occupies the minds IF .,t'
women aud children. Many conjectures arc sns
pended upon the probable result, and the kro,,
ing ones look askance. Caucusing, maDaging
billing and coolng IS the order of the day in re.
gard to 1t, Bargain intrigue. and management,
Is also rosorted TO, and Champaign by the basket
iiows as free as water The rivals ami their
whppersin arc busy and active The "Napo. |
leon Of the South has passiveIy Welded his |
CLAIMS IN favor of tho gentleman from he " Sea |
Shore" Yet his iriendS--iriends who are allied
TO HIM by the recoIeclions Of many glass Of
luscious vine, recitations of poetry, and the on
Joyment Of humorous songs, continue O proo III.
claims IN despite .of his will. The gentleman
from The " Sea Shore" MIR. JouN IIsypERsoy
IS very sensitive under this state Of things. lie
begins 10 think his chances Tor success are M,
quite as brilliant as he had reason 10 lelieye was
The case fortnight ago. IT'S said politics some.
llmes make strange bed fellows, and IsbouId NOT
DO surprised to hear of the Lion iing dawn
|l'h the Lamb, that is TO say it is ppbable that
he Democratic members, unable to sdect o,o 81 {
heir own party, will unite upon BiNsAmAN md
hus defeat The "brag nag" Of the wlr ;ock;os i
Judge SMITH IS the most prominent nan amonr I
no Democratic members, but if the find tbev 4
'annot elect HIM, il would not astorsh me 10 S
ear o. a result as already intimateC. The de. Il
e" ol HENDERSON is the great objed the Dem. Il
e'aIlc party IN the Legislature have IL view. and /
effect that will require the application Of III |
lero energies. Mr.. PorE, iDenA Senator Ii
ON the Covnston District is still dissent, and IL
Yesterday Mr. McArrE, Dem Represen. c
TIVE from TallahatchIe, received Information Of |
g extreme illness of his lady, and immediately n
arled for home lie will not be tbe TO return S,
time tor the Senatorial election. This Is nm o.
her vote lost to the Democratic cause. pro. Ct
mt you, below, with statement of votes piycn a,
Inc last April Election for Messrs. CLAInopNr III
q fRENrIss IN counties now represented by o.
ilsss' From this showing, you will perceive OIL
At there are 3 members here misrenreser,inr al
sentiments Of their constituents, to saw mo- III
ny Of the county Of Lowndes msrepresented HI
MIR PEEDLEs, according to the latest test to al
( the election Of your talented Senator. r b,
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