Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

no longer The deceptive dyeam Of these cphomerai
illusions which tckiod and begaled the Keniuck.
ian before Jarkson's sjn ni>lR her, bu, Il is nos
the solid basis Of the cotton cultivation in ,be
south, and free trade in Europe, upon Shlch his
prosperity fgpoSes. Let hun cultivate the cotton
GROVER. and CHERISH free trade abroad. and never
AGAIN Csli into .be Illusions Of high tariff and Ma.
bonsl Bank, aud never again sill he see his ctops
roung on his hands, his property sinking 10 no
pnct, his cuueacy deprecated ou' halt, and Us
Of property laws, tender laws. relief laws, mud
stay laws. luleIposed between the hapless debtor
and the mctc,lcss creditor. So much for Hen
lucky; and equal with hers. and resting IN good
pant, upon the same basis, IS IRE property Of Mas
sachusets. The cotton grower OF lSa south takes
part of all that she has to spare. Ftom "bFush-
es hfoons, and baskets, and buttons Of all kinds"
up to her eighteen million Of dollars worth Of ma.
nuiacures ia shoes, boots, and leaher-her sew.
enteen millions Of manufactures Of couan-her
ten millions OF manufactures Of wool-her nine
millions aud halt Of 6sh and oil-- her Two mil
hons OF ready made clothing, stocks, and snspen
ders-hcr Two millions and a half Of nails, spikes.
hnds, and nugors, and iacks--her million and
half OF soap and candlos--hcr million and n half
of paper-her million and quarter Of rum--her
million oirehned sugar--her Two millions of straw
bonncls and palm leaf hals-and many other arli.
,les "too tedious too enumeale,n but amounting.
IN conjunction with those enumerated, To EIGH
Tl-SiA millions Of dollars per annum from an
these she sends pant TO The cotton gioNet, and
doubtless gets better part oil tho crop than the
grower hmsellrecenosi an advantage which Is the
far and legitimate fruit of industry, conducted by
sklhguarded bycconony. and diversified by enter
pnze II was the last year Of President Jack.
sons administration yeal ending the 3lst If
March, ls37--vbich presented this magnificent
result OF Massachusetts manufacturing industry
say manufacturing for the proceeds of her com.
mctcc and agriculture arc not incuded--and this
grand result will forever stand Ms rroof Of the
prosperity Of the country under the sagaoious mol.
icy of that Illusrious statesman.
SIR, II was no pat Of my intention 10 make
e0logy upon Gen Jackson. The time il coming
when history, and poetry, and sculpture, aud PAM.
M, and She living voices Of endless generations
Will do HIM that service make no general Gu.
logy-l have spoken to single point, TO show
from one example, the bencfccni nature Of his
policy, and Ito unwersalny Of lis happy nnu.
once upon all parts Of on county, and upon oil
the pursuits Of us industry. have spoken to n
single point and have not exhausted that one for
TO tins same cotton region We are indebted for the
hundred millions of gold aud silver which has
sustained the country and the Government in the
late shock. and which hereafter are to render the
people independent Of The rise end Gall Of banks,
and safe from the shocks, and explosions Of the
paper system. What have said has been forced
out Of mo by attacks, as wNnton as they afe in.
cesson'' upon the hero-pariot who is entitled re-
pose, nov Ihh he bias Withdrawn from the world
and gwen an example Of The manner IA which nm
ox-Ptcsdent Of the United States should spend
the evening Of ms days, aud close up ,hc career
Of bis life,