Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
From the Globe.
FEDERAL DOCTRINE.

The true feeling OF that class which looks 80 the
laws for provision not protection shows itself every
now ID then. ;" Ont Of III. abundance Of Tie heart
the mouth spcakch'
If those who have involved tI,m-elvcs IN gam.
blng Specu.aOns if those who had made bad bar
gains aud cannot comply; il those who had not
earned the means 0 luxurious living, but uhtsned
them on credit were TO petition the Legislature TO
appropriate portion Of the taxes gathered from the
people 10 meet their engagements il would b. scout
ed as a most lnpudent propostion Even N Eng
land the artocraiic few, Supported by the labor Of
the many, do not venture to ask Parliament to pro-
vide by law to pay their debts. The higher classes
come their object IN a round about way. Corn
awSErc made TO give a monopoly TO lanjhoIders
pensions are distributed among men Of ietiefs apl
politicians unfit To discharge the duties OF Office
and Government stocks AMI paper privileges arc
provided for capitalists. who are permitted To- prey
on the people ia return for the influence they brpL
in support Of the higher arstoeracy aud the abuses
OF Government by which their rank and power are
sustained. But direct appeal 10 the Legislature
TO Afford means to pay The debts Of msolycnt specu-
iaors was never made any where so openly as we
find ii IN the New York Evening STAR. II Is undlS-
gulsedY proposed to operate Oh die election usi at
hand. and every embarrassed man Of all p1es Is
invoked to give his suffrage To s. the Wing Assem-.
| hly ticket 70 relieve him from his burdens and
/ lit Nfbipl - W. pltlF Npl t'iF iFitl " W Nl'
from our Legislature" but how is il 10 come, is also
specified. If The suspension IS unavoidable the
| Legislature will protect the charters Of such banks"
as shall stop and depfeclate the currency, 10 enable
| debtors To seharge Themselves BY payn the n1m
| mai amount IN rredeemabe paper " u laclllies
an aid are required for the support of trade and
! commerce and protection Of industry ii must come
from the Legislature" SO SAYS Major Noah. lie
understands precisely the meaning Of Facilities
HIS share OF the titly-two thousand dollar douceur
from the Bank of the United States, he modesiy
called laclItica' and II IS tie expectation OF l6i'
sort Of facility which this unprincipled man now
holds out to voters to induce diem TO support the
Wing Assembly ticket Tie Wing Assembly tick
ct are to egisiate facilities into empty pockets From
those IN are full This is a new sort Of s9raridn
ism II IS not To divide the iands among those VIII,
will work them but u Is 70 divide the money 49,,
credit of the STATE derived from those who have
wealth ami industry amonga clase whn have net
iher. We are MT surprised .hat MAJOR Noal
should eHdeayor TO introduce some new state pro
vision for those1yho have failed N the attempt t.
: live by their wits. The Bank Of the Ualtei State
, is OF at the elbows.
From the .Nsu York ErenHg Star.
RELIEr-Ihere IS SIRE reliei-an undoDbet
one-anl that is for every citizen that dsapprove'
oftbe runous course Of he Administration % mah
It his duty al The approaching election to turn on
and give hIs personal ATTENDANCE aud services ri M
, polls, and bring up voters. No matter what his poi
/ tics may be-, Wing, or CONSERVATIVES, or Van Bn
ren-nn man of reflection, Of fImly Of indd 'uy
can sestlin the present measures Of the Govern
. nent without bnnoingcertalu run on the country
y The relefjs to come from our Legislature.
! II a suspension Of specie payments IS nnayoida
be- the Legislature viii protect the charters OIL sue
banks as NAV be sound-if facilities and AID are r.
+ ssf-,i-ia,r tire y+spport oil trade hhd commerce on
the protection Of industry, It must come from Ia
Legislature Garry the Wing Assembly uckcI Of ih
city, and relief immediately follows Why shout
: there be any hcsI,ancy on the subPet} Why han
n back-w doubt the issue We can carry the c
= ty by union and concert Of action as we have don
i belore--.the Wings in times less dark and porieI
. lous have rallied cheeruly 10 the rescne and can
, so again.
d "The democrats, like rats, come running Of
Of town"
In reply to which liiile boy barely t~el'
" years Of age, said,
The wings like pigs, go 'squeang' all around