Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-16

\ e4rlrAL ult.--Ibo following satire ia from
the New Era
Repubhe, ar. ungraiehL"--We we're never
fully impressed with the truth ol this saying, until
nGer tho nomination Of Gen Ilnrtson by the Fo.
derallsts; aud It was brought to our minds eye
vh,l, IN conversation with mn active member OF
the Wing party, aud something Of u wng lie sad
he did no, bcheye IN republics, in consequence OF
Their bnse ingfatllude Since Tho nomination OF
HARRISON, he had not been able to read ten lines
IN 4 Wing paper without stopping to wipe his eyes,
occrsloued by the reflection that such a giant oil
"A man a. Mr. HARRISON should have been suffered
to remain So long in obscuuiy; 1t never having
been found on, what prodigy We have among
u. until after bra nomination. lie sad !, was a
mother evidence that republics are ungra'elol and
ought to be abolished,
| CLsEtlL VAS BrEES IS the greatest genera o
| his tunes lie has oul generated all the federal gen
erals N the Union Under his command the dem
octallc army has always been successful lie de-
| fealed the British pllyheelcd by the United State
| Bank. and sIenccd al. the followers Of Bank. u
the .au great battle bc defeated single handed
the four bag generals at tic federal army 10 wtt
| Gen. Harrison, Gen. Clay, Gen. White and Gen
and he has now TO 6tht the we,ktst aud the oni,
surviving one, lie ias already 30 frightened 'b
remaining general, that he dare not como out NJ hr
| Entertainments. lie remains invisible and viii no
even Jet hs keepers disclose his plans.
! Notwithstanding al. hese facts, the fedora paT
| sneer a Mr.. Van Buren,, and call him Gcucfa II
il too mnch Of q general ior Gen, Harrison -- Con
RitfttioH.
aSnE would % A SOLDIER. Tho iu'
loving thrilling anccdole Of young South Caro-
Ina pth Is copied from work emitted Tale
Of Mnnon's men,
Sally ST. Clait vasa beautiful, dsk.eyed CT,
ole rA. The whole treasury Of her love VA
freely poured out to Sergeant Jasper Sho on on
occasion had the good fortune 10 snyo her bic.-
The plospec, Of their separation almost madden
ed her 10 sever her long Jeliy rngets from b.
exquisite head, 10 dress IN ma'o attire 10 enfo
herself IN the corps 20 which no belonged, az
follow b.. fortunes IN he vars, unknown 10 mn
was resolution no sooner conceived than takcI
II tho camp she attracted no particular nl'entc
except on the night before the bot,le, when 81
was noticed bending over bls couch like a 60,
and gentle splil, 90 II hstening 10 his dreams.
, The camp was surprised and fierce conflict {
sued. The lovers were sido by side IN the tho
est Of the fight but, endeayoung 10 turn away
lance aimed At tho heart Of Jasper, the poor 2
received il IN her own, and le' bleeding at b
feet After the wcloay, Der name and sex We
d,scogered. nnd there was noj DR., tenr in {
J corps when Sally 81 CLAIR was laid N her graz
} IN green SHADY nook, ho: looked MS 4 u b
been stolen GU, Of Paradise
!. SrE.KiNc RIGHT ouT.-The Legislature
Maine have adopted a soties OF resolutions II
f peclne the everlasting boundary question. one
IL which is as follows
). Resolved, Tba, unless the British Cover
N men, during the preSen, session Of Congrc
;, make or accept distinct, and satisfactory p'oI
=, s,,,on (or the immediate adjustment Of the bount
ii ~ question, il will be the duty Of the general
ysrnmsnt to take military possession Of the dis
ed territory and in the name oil a severe
ue State, we call upon The national government
no f,,6I it's constitutional obligations to establish
II line which i has solemnly declared 70 be the
!. boundary, and 10 protect this State in eXlenc
: her jurisdiction 10 The utmost limits of our lsu
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