Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14

tbs week IN cgusscurrs. .rs ..---.
which was trr.g. r--a..,.----
were compelled publish
GzaRsA.--Wef--s r.-,,s- ..-..-
Few of the -'uur,s. s. t... S.,..-. r
increased wing ,-.a..- o.........
Siair has. no dnusl H--
mspny. Be-
u AabamI voted last Moa3s. "a.
ietnrns.--Rumors are sfoa,t,,l,
Orleans has gwen 1000, aud he S.. :, '' Nr
1000 maj for Harrison; but,'s ra4,,,.-.,
nation. We may possibly have s.-,, -... Pc,
to give our reaiers mex; wees--vs ar. a..
We have none better to-day. ra- 2-,,,.-, !. "a.
seems dark AMI gloomy; bat ". Wi. ba,. s... IA
--".Ntrsr despair' Is our motto ~ ="
Ihe wings are IN ecsaces--we ner..
wear such cheerful eOunnnauces. Ir,b., - &c
covered gold mine, they could 10, i, b.,.I. Vs.
sed. Surely the Wins Millennium /, - -
TIP must be elected! We are all ra, y
body's debts are pNd, or soon will. W.
nothing to do hereafter ssl sign sAop,.,... ~
drink hard cider. What glorious aye W.. ~ ''
10 The Legislature Of Alabln, e,,y.,.,
Capitol IN the city Of rusclola "a Mood, :, -'
Ant officers elected by both Houses A.. n,
Gratis. Gov. Bagby's message is pub,,b.I :, =
'ast. g.--From the hasty eyannario, 81,
have given it, it appears to Us, an .1e.goo,
ment, repIete with sound, statosnaniik. v,.,
sautary recommendations. 1t too leDg,bv 4.
paper but we may give extracts from II aan,S,.
The Greensborough Beacon thus sum, up II. ~,
and recommendations oftAe message;
The views expressed in the Message an n. -.
ject OF the naiure and character Of the nows,, I
gated TO the General Government, and lbo,, ,....
ed TO The States, are such as cannot ,kiIo ,s..,.
the Appreciation Of all good State Rights men NJ
Governor denies to Congress the power TO jn-.,..,
IN any way with the currency ol'the country j.,
cept to com money aud regulate the value hsroIr
He presses upon the Legislature the inipuAnsl
placing the State Bank system upon such h,,,
as will enable 1t TO furnish to the State sonl ~
stable circulating medium. This we consdsr,,.
~ important subject to The people Of Ahblm nj
would urge it upon the Legislature. With ham.
ural resources enjoyed by this State, we can
sound reason why currency at par with rad M
silver cannot be furnished BY our banks II, m.
date the idea advocated al this time BY msny sa
call themselves State Rights men, that the al Il,
Naf Ron 10
cy. We deem such an institution uncon,tta,,s,
lnexpedlent, aud corruptInl in It's tendency
1 he Governor expresses the opinion that he bni.
ing capital OF the State might safely be reduced
six millions, ON this point We are not ptmfsl
express an opinion. The principles aly0cl,oa
the Message touching the management four ban
we consider sound in The main aud would recon.
mend the subject to the careful perussl Of evYa.
duvdual who ieels an interest in tbs property oI@
banks.
The interest which the Governor man.Iess ati
cause OF Education, is one which should bs(ctBi
who desire the moral and intellectual sdancmes
OF Their State.
lhternal Improve nent by the Slar /. SUBJECT
which the attention OF the Legislature IS sgsa NV.
ted.
The disposition manifested by portion Of The
people Of the North 60 intsEisre with ona
the Domestic Institutions Of the Sostt, see'
ed in a becoming manner. The accommodates
that, Convention Of tSe SIavshoSIng onc Y
called to adopt measures m relation to the subjects
vital interest TO the South, meets our appreciated
We also approve sfthc recommendation to cias
she mode OF electing members Of Congre.S! Nv
trets, and ofsubsttUing that Of the Genera i~