Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-29

..ra 4uN further facilities % lie So. 4.
Clara .itT and RESOURCES are arlla4.-. -=-s
.s>, energetic measures ore take. a ga J-.
secure "s..Hs from he present 49,,
1lHN such as ia.y are. The so5rs, 49, =. r.
pan 90 iqa.laipn 'Ae more tbe St... e o'as
lom the wreck bat fla se,tIers,,--r "h. ~
Is DELAYED, tie State will b. ra-..s-, rs s11-z
every dollar Of the five M on borl 49, 2 i-7
this state Of things, II would not oaI. sg'o /
TickeCness 10 negotiate any more - ~! -H
bank. II Is fast ireadug in the go. 'o' ',s.
't's'f'o"s predecessor the great Bragsd5s u Q
deed, 1t may be safely SAID, lha, ube, ~, ~ l1.
don Bank had aIuyed at the same noe ,'e bL1,,
ion Bank ITS affairs were in a be,le, 'e q
Than the latter institution Is at preser, ~ 'l..-a
era' Polcy oil The two institutions has g.
same. We do trust that the LepisI.,,. ''ta -s
permit The present directory Of The tarl V" lsi
tier squander II resources, bu H., 49,. = +" L..
place It's affairs IN new hands. We w,"lS vi
ever, make one deception. J. }. Mp .' a3''
opposed, uniformly, It's ruinous polcs ~ la'
notes and dealing IN cotton, and al,o ~ = P-si
the early establishment of The br,r.L l.--
ought to be retained Is a reward Of h. s" IL
iug. ' "ei-a'-
The Committee deserve nrsat c,,l,.
able, faithful and manly character of ~ 10y Toe
Nr. Alsbury, in particular, deserves =. ' t'poa
OF the country for the ability of this ,re n, lals'
and the fearless yet candid manner IN ' olt9
has condemned the uniform policy If ,bs ' NUT &c
lion. 'Asa-'
On 4 thursday cypUiur "a ,,,.
Mrs Dixon's by some of the new D,as,s.
The Union Bank We looked in upou H. y
scene in the ealy part of the evening. Amoa...
other familiar faces, we saw that of --tbs
sIdent of the - Bank and we must actDo,
ledge that jollier looking president il IA, p,
yer been our luck to meet witn-larce and DC.
ilema1ly, he formed famous conbna,oo !,
Bacchus leerng into aagon, and bestidr,,
rum cask, with face red, round and re5o...
with mtth and iln, and with such glance or.
resistable humor III his eye that one capna
sist the risable Influences from gettnp 4.
preponderance. There never was man MAJ.
popular in a small circle OF friends, moi as n.,.
boon companion, who swallows poarions bo4.
deep, or that sort Of thing, but man armed a.
all points with Wit and sage wisdom. Late in 4.
night, after the ladies' retired to supner, and ii.
bottles began their round, the usual hubbub com
menced but after one OF two turns of the bo,
tie, nothing would do but a song--aod wbo 60
fit in "al the land as the worthy presidon,
" Roaring Rirer" was called for The votiby
man flung himself back and opened his mouth
and oh, ye gods we were quite entranced--suca
delicious tones-the music of five hundred Ms
Bailys distilled into one glorious concord, would
give but faint idea Of his fine rich voice, all 50
soItened by the meowing influences Of The
good old crathur.' The " Bull came down
the mountain" being next in order, went Of with
equal eclat The ladies returned, and the "coua
try jig and Irish rigadoon,' filed out tie remain
ing portion Of the night.
Friday evening, ball was given at Winsont
in commemoration of the 22d. The room va,
graced with many beautiful form-in short al
the beauty Of tho capitol wvio Preoeut Ever
thing went off much to the satisfaction of Al
We would like to partcuarize some Of the relso.
ing bellies Of the evening, but will leave that 70
the poet at this place, who, we are told, is max
ing a portrayture of all the young beings, 10 be
called the jackson Grdcss." The balls here
are gay alFars-and we must avow, we never saw
so many - women together in town Of The
same size beforc--it is perfect little paradise
and not without It's Eye--bit such an Eve I've
could scarcely believe that the old serpent him
self could have found il in his heart TO begua
her.
Another fight this morning COL LabOm'
we believe, was the bearer of challenge 70
Kendall from DIR Hagan. Kendall received tue
paper from the Col. and put il into his pOcRt.
without reading it, Labouye asked Kendall 70
endorse his character as gentleman, which toe
latter refused. A few blows passed, in whra
both were slightly injured. They were aues'e',
and bound to keep the peace. So ended TIE
matter.
Both Houses will adjourn, sine die, o-nIgh