Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

: / and genlemauiY department, gaming me adnma
ton and eood vii ofall. The following extsaC
3 taken from, a lsilef 10 Col. George r. Kiger. ed
!, itor Of tie "Slaf,' and dated Columbia, MAuol
0 county, confirms al that We previously knew o
{ this man
$ "Gen. Brown addressed a large number Of th,
peouls Of tnls county today on the subject Of the
? next congressional election. lie was uncom
monty happy ~ bis remarks, and elected rePea'
ted aud uninterrupted applause. do not believe
from present appearance thai be VIII lose '~en'
~. FIVE VOTES IN this county Gem Brown has
less or the demagogus N his public addresses
than any political aspirant ! have ever kno"n.
His speerb here was an able and lucid expose oi
the true principles and policy oil the government
Gen. Brown and myself you know, differ some
,shat IN our ponr Il opinions. But nol~ilhSsand
ing thu, must award To HIM the need oi nnc"n-
mon ability. Never, IN my lle, have heard lhe
uncunsiullonally Of national bank 50 iully
and ably expl1incd. Never have ! heard the
principles Of lhe present administration SO clearly
expo.ed and ably defended. The independent
treasury project (which confess has hherio been
moa m my eyelwas dlsoinled and discussed
piece by piece, with the master mind OF states
man | an now clearly convinced that II Is the
true State Rights doctrine. regret extremely
thai am unable 10 give you his remarks upon
this question. You know that my opposition to
Brown has been entirely upon the doclfne OF
! State Rights. am free to confess that his opIn-
ions have been mlsrepresened on this SUBJECT
! am fully satisfied myself ard believe the
whole nl his audience wee, that be is true S"te
Rights man. m the general meaning Of the term;
7 4 t..ltt, glI he
constitution, and IN favor If the various fesolulpns
Of '09 and 'g9. Now the most d,sagleesblc
part of my tnsk comes, ard sno that ! woud
gladly shrink from. Gen, Brown was replied
10 Ut such a laskad,lsy silly effort deserves the
name Of a re,iy,) by the Hon. john Henderson.
The Example Is one OF prrnc'ous influence.
1t senators and other officers of the geIeral
eoyefnmt nj were allowed to follow candlsales
around, for the purpose # using their talent and
Influence in the elections, we might bid farewell
10 our boosted institutions. But ! give you my
word, Henderson will not agan meet Brown up
on the stump. The conflict is too unequal; be
sides The decided advantage Brown has ever HIM
in principle, he is altogether his superior IN IN
tellret Henderson has certain snoothnoss
and ia' lily in giving publicity 20 the doctrines o
Hamilton and Marshall which makes lin a toll
erabe I'D cap iandum decIamsr. Blu when II |
comes 10 diving into first principles, aud the ma.
lure aud reason Of certain doctrines, he Is entire.
ly lost. | regard him as eiirttually used up IN
Ibis rencouner. and regret II is the more, as
was very much IN favor his prctentIons IN his late
election 10 The IT, \, Senate. General Brown
took occasion after flooring his adversary to ex.
pose the ireachery and bad faith Of the federal
party, in colors vivid and glowing as il is true.
This was tho only part Of his speech that bore
any resemblance to the usual rodomon,ade of
popular declaImers And this was distinguished
for keen and elegant sarcasm with occasional
bursts of deep and mpassloned eloqueuce. His
adversary was to completely horS DE- combat to
attemp, any reiolnder And all parties left the
court house under the impression that he was We
~ much worsted the Lawrence commences
mex. Monday. If have an opportunity IWill
write you from thence. In the meantime TO-
MAN, respectfully, yours.
A NORTHERN MAN WITH SOUTHERN PAM
,IPLEs.--Tho loco iocos delight in calling Mr..
Van Buren, ".Northern man NTH Southern
Principles" Ore Of two things, then, must be
"
zans are guilty of laIschood II he has aban
iced the Interests Of his own section of tie I'M
ION aud Of ms own State, he, Of course, is troi.
for to them. II he us nc!, those who say he
has, IRE guilty Of talsehood Choose We between
the categones--S Southern (ColmbusJ .fgus.
Oh Colonel! you are too green to place II
school boy ma dilemma and # you were NJ,
quite 50 soft, We could satisfy you Of the fact.
1t is presumpluous IN you. Colonel to undertake
to chop logic, when you are only qualified by
nature aud education TO measure tape.
"Nor'hern man with Southern principles" may
neither be traitor nor his pariIsans guilty OF
lalsehood as you seem to imagine in your
"caiegores.' On the contrary, We can demon
slrale that "a Northern man with Southern prln-
clples" IS the real friend to the people of the
North as well as Of tho South. The principles of
me Republican party Of '9S, as embodied IN the
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions, were South.
ern principles. They, too, were the principles
OF Mhean and the Democratic party OF Penn
syNana, OF Vermont, Of the whole North, South,
East, and West. But they were iap bane OF the
Federal party OF the North-o that party headed by
Hunhllun, Adams & Co., which intended To es
'abl'sh pnper-money arstorracy, to 1--we in splen-
dor by plunderIng the great mass OF The people,
and to rule the county by means of bank pa
ner, stock jnbbing, and n false credit system.
These were the principles oI the great Federal
phaaux, wn1 tor a,me were omnIpo'ent q. the
North, but Who nevs, haG strong toolhold IN
the South. Battle interests OF the penplr OF the
Nonh-those who hive by hottest INDUSTRY. not
by bank plunder-are ns much opposed TO such
system as the entire South, Hence, every true
TREND of the people of the North, III conlra-dis
Junction to the stock, iobbers, bank thieves, SWIM
dlurs and spectators, must entertain Southern
principles. Every true Democrats State Rights
man, whether North, South. East, or West, - a
man strongly devoted 10 Southern principles.
VIA, are these Southern princpiesl Tha. eve,
" man shall be permitted TO enjo, the fruits Of