Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22

FoREIoS NEws.~-Ths 6.
H'ed al Ne" York on he i, =.
sage Of 10 days. Her s7.r,r a.
sooner then was expected. $, = p
,,ni news both from England ana +.
Melbourne Ministry had re,,,. no
bert Peel end the Duke Of Wen. :
vIied to take Office. They cone I, u
upon the Condition 'ha, the Queen -
all the ladies' Of her household. ~ ,-''
With cOmmendable spirit, refused ;.
they then threatened to resigned, >. ','
iney might DO So and they do. s..
Tor Lord Welcome and Lord John S1 :. e
'hoy eon'ea'ed to take Office ss,i, ''-''
1t is said that "grea, e,c;,.',
over England. Large meeting. -, r, 7I''1
me principle towns. and the, y,,s ~ :
thanking the Queen for standing h. 49, = &c.
her household and dismissIBg = = ~, ~ ID.
descriptions of business we1s IAN iot'k
| down." O-''' aae
| There was evolution Or ta,bs,
Fans on the l0th Of MAY, and hs, ''su''sl
2OOpersons were killed. II va. ' ''th i.
for the time; the military in mary 'yoa pa,a
fused TO fire on the mob; the rnn,. .'.aA't'
Principally concerned in the o1,b-stsl "th ..
sons were arrested" 40
On the 18th new liiu,s,ry vr.
mead &c, oil which was placed Marshall sso ANN d
he news brought by the Grea, w..
had a deIeIenous effect on the cation ,''''
which has become extremely DUH ma a. a1''
tending downwards: Relative 10 M
New YORK Express saws; "The efIec,bs,S'.
paraIyze the market. Holders geper,Iy ~
pared their minds for decline, but ,b,y 5 i1
anticipate the Trade 10 be IN so bad ,,,',
IS needless TO say that there are no .,Is,
mat II VIII take day or two for the mark.l +,
come in any way settled"
we stated that there was a wing v,n NJ b.
On the Congressional Election in Va. which, i
correct, and we were led into the error hy
temporary print.-.4rgB.
There are many other errors respeetipo bs =.
gina Elections into which you have been led 81,
contemporary print" and which you would Do Il
TO correct. You set down K. NJ. 7. Hunter ssl
ed to Congress, as a whg. Every body knows
this is not so. Mr.. Hunter is a decided SukTrJ
sury man, and opposed to Henry Clay. 70, g
a gain OF one member TO Congress by tie wbn
certain. The very reverse is the fact, i Lsa
obtains his seat, Of which there canao, be nj
founded doubt He has certainly a majority Of h
votes poied, and there can scarcely be qe,n
oil the Tact, (your information from g" conlenp
rary PRINT" to the contrary Notwithstanding IA
OF the Illegal votes given, his opponent must 10,
received the greater number, ps most Of the pis
OF the election at the different precincts in he 4
trIct were wings. Your list of the 'comp.ee
turns copied from the Richmond Wing is hn
errors :" 10 De excepted" The delegates rFc.
from Brooke, Fluvanna, Alleghany Grayson
are all good democrats, and will vote neither
Riycs, nor Tor Wing as United States ,Seh.
The Argus would do well when il copies eer
returns from such contemporary prints" as
Richmond Wing and the National Inelisencer,
ways to write at the bottom OF the list, 'erron,
cepted." This will leave i, hole to get out
when the true account is known.
o. The Argus says that the loco 0cos are v
ming set of fellows, and insnuates that they hi
some trick on hand in order 10 cheat the Fed,
| the county out OF office. The nan reminds Us Of
Ioaicr who was the FIRST 10 cry Gus "thicf" nor
to draw suspicion from himself TIN fact IS, on
is wei! known to0, that the tricks and t1nnc
altogether on the side of the feds. They lave b
drilling their men for the last monih-coaxi king
woong the mpractcabIes." If they have
been able TO make them all stand up TO the al
it is certainly no fault of the democrats. The
ties of the Argus junto won't suit old Logr
We tell our ncghbor so now, and he will b
sorrow, find that it is true, next November
The assertion Of the Argus that " the pres.
ton is that nine tenhs of the banks are under
control Of Van Buren, men" is palpaby false.
defy the Argus to point to bank in the STATE o.
the town Of Columbus which is not mainly ID
the control OF wing directory.
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