Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-07

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For President
HENRY A. WISE of Virginia.
Fer lee Prssidsai,
] JAMES WATSON WEBB Of New York,
They are worthy of the wing party, and tho
whg party Of them.
Great Wig VICTORY The Charleston Mer.
curry Of the 22d, says +" The latest Wing veto
~ Is the refusal OF the ioNn council of liulo
/ dirty place called llsdson 10 tender Mr. Van Blu.
rem, me homer OF public reception IN their bar :.
row. The particulars OF this GLORIOUS triumph
/ occupy about two col0mns OF the New York
| Times. Mr.. Van Buren, will never survive it,
he had better resign"
The New York Heralds account Of Nh Gays
speech at Saratoga -" Mr Clay went on hsavl-
/ ly. lie ayowed himself an old Democrat Of
'9S--and disavowed the pa,ent democracy Of
/ lSsp. lie then auuneu 10 ,lIu rIusiurm ID.
| little man that he meant 10 call upon Ond pay hIs
respects to, il he was to be found any where
within reachable distance, This created great
shout. Ia Short listened with great patience
through the whole Of this rigmarole speech, and
a greater abortion more miserable, more con-
icmpttke mass of baidJdash never came from
the lips Of any dirty oruior In the lowest ward IN
/ New York. The speech was without dignity,
point eloquence wit, or any rede-nlng quality
whatever
When king William was travelling through
| Hanover, he wns charge very cxhorbi,anty for
every thing Among olhot emns, eggs were pvt
down in ri, bills at five shiIlings each. why.
bless me, said tho King, are eggs scarce hefeI
No sire, wns the reply, but Kings are
Prediction. The tory papers Of Greu, Br
tain nre predicting that in fifty years, this proud
Republic will become m oligarchy, and then u
hunted monArchv---Un oligarchy Of corporations,
and monarchy OF banks Let the people con
tinuc 10 sumbcr on in iancied security, and the
prediction Nill be accomplished to the very let
ter
.Macklins adrics 10 has son. II have often
told you thus every man must be the maker or the
destroyer of his own fortune. repeat the doc,
time. lie Who depends upon bis own unremIir
ing industry, integrity and iruRnlily, depends upon
patrons Of u most exalted kind these are the
builders Of fortune and fame, the founders OF fam
lIias, AID can never desert OF dsappoint you.--
They control all human dealings, md turn even
vlcissitudes Of any unfortunate tendencyto
contrary nature You have genus, you have
learning, you have industry at times. hn' you wan
perseverance,. bid YOU bear this motto in mind
constantly
Blankets nre said 10 be 80 called from the frs,
' manufacturer Of the urllcle--Thomas Blanket,
IN l340.
, man who Ind scolding wife, in answer
to an enquiry aiior her, SAID she was pretty we'll
!. IN general, only subject at times to u Creakmg
= oui al the mouth
G The Copiatn Oui,r,itsd.-A cabin boy on
y board a man Of war; having carelessly broken
the captains watch, which he found in bis cabin
and knowing that he would be severely whipped
. When il wus discovered, hid himself upon deck,
Z In short time the captain called him, and Jack
I knowing the consequence, went trembling aud
{ crying TO him, confessed his fault and then said.
won't you wait all say my prayers before you,
whip me- Yes wns tic reply Wei, then &c.
. Piled jack looking UP and smiling triumptauiIy
III nsrer say en-
! Conltnt,n,nt- h,nd properly constituted
!, Gun accommodate itself upon whatever pillow he
vrssiudes Of fortune muy place under 1t.
2 WoMlS's Vo,cr - How cohsolingto The mind op.
pressed by heavy sorrow is the voice Of an nmabe
woman Like sacred music, il imparts 10 the soul
rcfresles the wcaried senses with It's soft x meiu-
Ious tones Riches may avail much IN The bour OF al
hlctoD--,he friendship Of man may alleviate oT a
4 time the bitterness ol wo-but The 9nge-'olee OF a
f woman Us capable OF producing lasting effect on
a tho heart. and communicates a sensation OF deli
cous composufe which the mind had never before
, mperenced, even IN the monenls ol lls highest e-
: betty.
IT,, Great Wut-Ii IS remarked by the
q Cleveland Herald, TINT the Mississippi valley
/. that IL to say, the country drained by the MlssIs
y sppi aud It's tributaries has been estimated al
. 100000 square miles IN extent. MassAchu-
). ssus has population averaging ~ TO the square
!. mile Were the great valley as ,hckly popuIa,
!. ted il would conain lA,s00,000 souls, about
Il seven times the present population Of the UNI
teal States. and one.seven,h Of the probable pop.
uaton OF The globe. The region drained by
tho Mississippi and lie branches, is ten times
n as Qres, as the island of Great, Britain and
!. IN fertility Of soil and resources OF all kinds
u ia unsurpassed by any under the sun. Why ma,
ID il not in a century or less, be inhabited by hun
Ie dred millions Of people l"-bGI .1msrican.
u BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcr.-When look upol
= the tombs Of the greut every emotion dies With
me; when read the epitaphs of the beau
|. full, every aordinate desire goes out; when
= meet with the gnef Of parents upon the tom
:. stone, my heart melts with comPassoni when
> see tonbs Of parents themselves, consider IN
- vanity Of grleying for those whom We must 500
" follow; when see the kings lying with thos
!" who deposited them; when consider rivals lai
= side by SIDE or the world with holy men that d
:, yided the world with disputes, reflect with SO
~ ~ row and astonlshment on the little competition
= factions and debates OF mankind; when res
"' the several dates on the tombs Of those that die
:. Yesterday and some sixteen hundred years age,
If consider that great day, when We shall all Of !
os be contemporaries, and make our appearance t
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