Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23

CAsDoE.-We recommend the following rom
The CaamJers1arg Wing, q thorough gong oPP0.
s.uon paper, to those hl.iJing federal editors
Who have tired hard TO raise hurrah a, the result
Of the New Jersey election.
Some of our Whig contemporaries have rais-
I'd q shout Tor Nes jersey We should have
tired Il 100, Il we hadn't discovered that the Loeos
have near two thousand majority oil the poP8ia'
vote. It's unpleasant following before ones
Gu, Of the woods, especially in a very DARK night
aud near a graveyard"
"The Columbus Democrat says, we have o
clear aud undeniatle majority in Lowndcs but
some how or other, the Wings seem to have
elected al their men IN that county.
INaIhriis Union.
The Wings did not succeed in electing all their
meu. They succeeded in eeetng several, and
We explained ",hs somehow OF other" in which
they succeeded. The county gave democratic
majorldes for all the State officers.
tj- We pointed out papable and deliberate
ai.ehood Of the Argus last week IN reply, he
makes similar charge against u.s. but in vague
and indefinite terms. We challenge him to make
specification.
New foRK.-Tho election of members Of the
Legislature took place on the first Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday Of Ibis month. We
have a. yet nothing official, The city is SAID 10
have gone tor the Democrats, by some 1900
majority. Ii so, we gain ID members and one
senator But the State, IT is SAID, has gone for
the Wings. Probably such may be the case ;
AntI.masonfy and aboiIionsm both operated
against the democrats few more mails will
bring US tha entire result
! Ger. 4. e. BEowS, member elect TO Con-
! gtcss, arrived in this town on Tuesday evening
last, and left for Washington City on Thursday.
lie was cordially greeted by many Of his friends
here aud, had time permitted, a moro open and
public demonstration of the feelings Of his De.
mocratic friends would have been called forth
but II was known that his presence was lmpera
lively required at Washington, and they we're un
willing to deain him.
Mr.. JAcoB THOMPSON, is also on his way 4
he Metropolis. We hope tina. both of our mem
bers elect, sill arrive in time to cast their vote
for Speaker.
W We are authorized to say, that the Dis
trict Court OF tho United States has been at
journed until the 2nd Monday in December.
Mn. Gro NJ. MuLLrS is our authorized Q
gent for making collections in this and the adjoil
ing oounues.--We hope that all indebted to
! viii be ready and waiting TO meet the small d
!, mand against them
c-JF- Oar friend, and former neghbor, Col.
y b. BARKER, has become ono Of the publishers
the Mobile Advertiser. He will no doubt pro
=" sesses the best business habits, is ready writ
and polished and amiabo gentleman.
heartily wish him all possible success in his n
sltnauon
n Hu2zl roR JAcKsoN CouNTY.-This co,
IN ty gave 2l5 votes lor McNuit, and ONE
We Turner. 1t is said this one WINS given 'by a
We lliral tract disinhuter, whose mule broke do
x in Jackson, after severe toll IN tho Eastern
Southern counties"
q, Fer The Democrat
Extract Of a letter from gentleman in T
as, ,ohs friends in the United States, dated
at CRY OF AUSTIN, TEXAS, Sept. l3, 1885,
~ Dear Friends Il shall speak Of what b
'ae learned from actual obserpciions, and shall
eh deavor to give my views coHdidly, aud with
any Pauallty for tho country Other than its S,
,k- rior merits would naturally beget have ira
h ed extensively through the country, having
o tered the Republic at It's Eastern extremity,
being now on the very iarthsst verge Of civil
-. lion, End 10 the las: settlement that has b
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