Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
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aaa.- matter, 8. .-a, any msr
JUDGED against Gre, could ,s, Dan
l5a, individual j4-,.ss. Since
have sent b.m tro ls.'sr., one -.,.
Ieiraeiins the ae, winch he ed,
upon me-bu, which has aaalr. f.1.s
jecnous lhat Mr T. -a.se. ,srps, 's
plantation, are; 's
Isl. That he Did not think taatIs..
satisfaction due him--,hs, h..
was no proof and therefore, would y,
cred as good evidence Of his too..,
able to arrive at the constitutional ogs5.
gentlemen on this question in apy o,A.
that he has no faith IA his o,ra tsorJ an
that the people would have les, ia
ground on which Mr.. I. ha, lp,m.5
lions, and by which he wi.bs, ,ot.~..@
am willing that he should reap al d.
possibly can IN such objections. I,..rl''A
that after he has passed HI, ora md ID
he deems Il lie
2ndIy. Thal he doe, not d.i4kIa4..
respect which he, in his wisdom, js.r, ..'
aud the important public station as,s M
during the past winter. while ". soio,rD,s ,,.
capiiaI--or, in other words, that / damn =.
him with hat IN hand, sc. Sc. Noal5.. /
wholly unnecessary to say that ever ss,4.
in this country has the privilege Of ion,,,
associates as helhinks proper; and l. Il,o...
acted on that ground always, and shah c,r,..
do so, and never viii be guilty Of .sr
any man, much less to the honorable \
Tucker, Of Lo"ndes county.
3dIy. That he wishes me to come out ,r a,
own signature, and contradict the mmor n,.,
ganst him about the $4,000 loan. Tt,lr
unable to do, but have stated that h. Gun 70,
/ and the assertions that Mr. Gra,son madam.
at the solicitation Of Mr. T. himself, were 90,
/ factory to me, and as far as was persoMbas
cerned in the matter, deemed il th,sss
evidence in exculpalng Nlr T. ilom tho cap
4thIy. That he expects me 10 explain su
lives for not moving from the barking aaa
while the committee were in examination d Ii
Union Bank affairs. That, am unable % ,l
plain for the best Of leasons,--l know r0lg
more Of the subject, than that he did maxi h
objection.
In conclusion, have only to adj that Mr. T la
not acted the part of a gentleman, OF manta1s
| the dignity which is expected rom a man ha11
the station he now does, aud most urq,if'i
pronounce him a disgrace to tie station, ani
blghlng blot upon the fair fame and character
the free and independent people Of Old Logal'
He has refused the solicitations Of mutosl fen
10 render Justice to an individual whom he is' q
uciousy attempted to inue. hold N! .is IN
hands, aud will offer il up rather than bear the s.
ma Of lie from any man. | do not roget
course pursued in This matter and had The 50
duty to perform again, should do il w'iA~T%
! always believing that the honesty and inteis@s
the people will maintain the press 1t may
thought that this will inJure the party, and 'taI
wings viii derive much advantage from sclsm
the ranks Of Democracy. The Democrats
! LowpIes need not ear--our course is marked
and this press will sacrifice all personal interest
the advancement ofour cause, but never VIII u
up private honor TO the advancement OF any
perej william. ". D. CHAPMA.
Columbus, March ooh, $40.
The fon)wing very beautiful lines were VII
by young lady of this city, addressed 10
Harriet Bellows, who since died Of lingering
sumption r.,,,