Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

ing into The opinions and principles Of a candidate
for The Chief MagstrAey; OF. what IS equivalent
declining 10 permit HIM Ia answer. II the Democ
racy cannot see through thus coure web Of lugglery
aud deception, they deserve the contempt which the
fedetslsts openly express for them. Ii they have
not the spu 10 resent the insult thus offered IA their
reason and Their principles, they deserve to bc slaves
Globe
An Ohio contemporary says Z" Mr. IIauson
has had his life written 50 often, that The subject
has become stale, and the blographers get no
fame II whole biographies Of tho General
cannoi be adsantagoousIy published, sketches Of
his career may. We have one now before vs..
from the pen of Mr. Dawson, Referring 10 he
services IN the field, Mr. Dawson says
The whole may be compressed m a small nut
shell. The battle Of Tippccanoe. OF ns the Fed
eialls,s Of the day called il, delea, Of Tippeca.
noe the defence Of Fort Stephenson, IN which
General HARRISON had no hand 1.-The defence OF
Fort MeIgs, IN which he was so ably assisted by
Gen. Clay not Henry Cluy and the battle Of the
Thames, in which Colonel Johnson certainly bore
the most conspicuous part. Now, II We take
from these the defeat OF WINCHESTER, and the mas
sncre on the Rasn, which the present irIands OF
the General then, aud until very lately, attributed
to his failure IN pushing forward reInlorcemenis.
winch, as they SAID he had the power 10 do. We
. will leave but very halc Of even military chief.
. tansm for his friends 10 boast IT."
y Mr. Dawson Is pronounced hrsl rate authority
, IN reference to Gen. Harrison, and we agree with
the Fedetalisis on this point Dawson's Life Of
Y. Harrison "a. however, virtually the Wing leaders
& nairutye Of his own dolngs aud exploits. Mr.
p Dawson asserts that tho work was based on do
D. cumonls and Information furnished by tho Gen.
ciAl aud that II underwent his revision, The re.
cent statements of Mr. u. however, are to be re
he'd on. us he is quoted by the Federal papers, as
p. unq,icstonahIe authority LOUISVILLE Public id.
d rsrfStr.
The Loco tocos say that William Henry
,. Hanson cannot be man Of ability because he
a has held so many important Offices and IL still
=, poor - Protiisac, Journal.
f. The loco loccs," aud wings and nearly every
" man IN tho country know that Hanson is rot
- an IN anol ability and We defy the Providence
/. Journal 10 point out single act Of his life by
=, which he has shown himself man Of the most
ID common order Of ability Tho wings urge that
y he IS room, and that, THEREFORE,, he ought TO DO
q made President and this is tho only quallhca.
ton for the Office ha, he possesses so far as We
Of can learn FROM tie " Wig papers. But hO
has not even rHAr qualification, unless . man
n. what lives 10 country town IN the state Of
* Ohio where The expenses Of living are nexs 10
Aolhing and receives STABLY TEN THOUSAND
X DOLLARS FER YEAR as County Clerk. be called
:, q pool man
II Iiauson makes way with ell that money eV
cb cry year and keeps himself poor he is ally old
at man, and does not observe the Office he nov
be holds, much less the Presidency.
s- Nr,g York Nsr Era
wn The (aisa condition Of he OppOsi,on
NIX Globe publishes the following appropriate 70
10 marks, relative 10 the federal nomination for ID
Presidency
III The degradation Of whlggety Is complete
IN |, has los, all ptldeall SELF respect Il is henc
he forward an object for conielnpluous pity I'll
to party OF Hamilton Of Ames, and Of Bayard, HI
nys stopped 10 worship al The shrine Of Harrison
nee Better defeat Than dsg ace, through here both q
~ inevitable. Though sid dAcomhtted, federss
ny has hitherto had he consolation OF combaitiT
'rv under leaders OF whom i. could be proud. b
al now, even this consolation is gone, and its on
MI. light sa DIN reflection from The past"
aud MARcH of DELfcAcY.--The ladies' are e
tins mors delicate and refined every day. Fl
a ~ IN Of the papers that glr do'
ON east wouldn't swing IN the garden because
viii Eaters had eyesp ten we hear Of another "
nded was so modes, thai she dressed the legs Of
JOIN piano with panoletts but the very last case
rep have heard Of is hat Of lady in this city whc
nss, so exceedingly delicate and fas,ldols that she
Se,.. not change her dress before uhographlc Il
nird ness Of Gen. jackson without first turning
Isis, face 10 the wall. ~ o. Picdyun'
mp To MoTAERs- most Invaluable rem
nor, for sore breasts may be made as follows I
the,s ii live cent loaf OF wheat bread, throw of
com crust, and put il pnt OF table beer vi
dis handful Of hops, and table spoonful Of ~
i he marjoram, pulyenzed, stew well together,
10, apply about one third at a time, as warm as
a.a be borne. IL taken early will scatter
!, = .e greatly nflamed, 1t will seldom or never "a
lar. give almost instant and permanent relief.
nee OF When moasses s used in cooking u y 3 2
M be zeal Improvement 10 boil and skim before
= ',ta' use il Il takes on, the unpleasant raw
~ 80 =" and makes almost as good as sugar WI
rrn,n., molssses n used much tor cooking II IS W
psclns prepare enc ottwo GALLONS ~ this way alta