Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
From the Globe.

From the Globe.
tgDERA AL PROMISE AND PERFORMANCE
Y n REGARD TO THE TENANTS OF LOG
CABINS.
The FeGaasIs as party, are playing the deep.
i, came of fraud and deception upon The voters
he Union, ever yet attempted upon body OF
scers.
Ihty promise fair 10 every interest, but their pro-
n ,es are not intended to b. fulfilled. Their mouths
Geak one language, their actions another lhey
eant National Bank, but as party, they are not
eandld enough TO avow it. They want protec-
iw tariff but, az party, they dare not acknowi-
ese it. And they desire to carry on an exlrava-
flll system Of internal Improvements; but this, al
q. as party, they are afraid to avow. They know
Bat The people have put down these schemes oil ma
big few Of the people rich out Of the labor, and at
b. expense, of the many; and they know that II
hey were again openly 10 attempt II, the voters
could gain defeat them. Hence they resort TO all
bis of tricks and receptions that human ingenuity
en invent. They changed their names from Fed
raists to National Republicans. and from Nation
Republicans TO Wings, with the same ease with
shch man would change winter for summer
BOAT and they would change again, If they should
M that their new name Of Wing will not enable
mem to carry their Federal aristncratlca measures
he execution
Wherever they find faction, they pretendpgiy
bni wherever they find dissatisfied man, they
pretend 70 sympathze with him. Antl-masons, Ab.
UAonse, and every other dissatisfied portion Of
DC people are always welcome with the Fedora
Wings They have many upright ard valuable
men, strongly acched To them, by making these
h sc professions. There is nothing that So fully
Mss ther want al sincerity, and proves, beyond
question, The hollow heartedness Of their profess
sOnS rs their votes during the present Congress
IA - -, Toe
A. ppon the public lands
# out four weeks since, as n party, the FEEDER
aSs were hauling log cabins" through The streets
n Baltimore, riding in them, and drinking cider
q Of gourd, 10 make the people of the United
bat believe that they, as a party, were friendly
mflned toward the voters who i've in log cabins
Ahai HARRISON and his friends would favor them II
Rey would vote the Federal ticket.
Il carry On this deception, they have printed
hi1l;on amanacs, and lives of Harrison, with
%Iog cabins" upon them, and circulated them
throughout the country, hoping thereby TO impose
moo such as have no opportunity Of knowing how
Hle their actions agree with their professions Tor
sbin less than four weeks after this very parade IN
atmore, when the FederaInis seemed SO much IN
PYe with poor men, clog cabins" and hard cider,
~ when stranger who did now them would have
a9lght they were ready to quit their palaces, and
pms, end stores, and offices, and all OF their
Nhei pursuits 10 turn coon hunters and 1--we IN
rs cabins the remainder of their lives, we lind these
me men, Federal members Of Congress, when
comes up 10 grant TO the settlers upon lhe pup
ands, all Of whom live in "log cabins and most
whom are poor, rights Of preference at The TO-
Fr0menl price in buying up their own improve
ems Or cabins these Federal members, It seems,
%'e wholly forgotten their iondness for :" log cab
as The following vote upon the passage Oh 'he
Will show. There were for the bill l26, against
o. And If we have not miscounted, there VIII
pund IN this vote 81 Federasts and " Demo
*as Tor the bill, and 50 Federals and II Demo-
as against il. This would Of itself show what
u og cabin settlers upon public lands, and all OF
~ at who YET have TO get homes for themselves and
.ufsh, have TO depend upon, II the Federaiists
sh Ih'o power. But this vote upon the lace OF II
aoies Federalism TO show its best face. we,
ee'ore, beg the attention Of the public, TO the lur-
Per proceedings on this bill. This vote was gwen
the evening, BY candle light, most Of the Demo-
Is had voted ljr L. and ;;yeniv seven tederailss'
naI hgat il was determined 10 RECONSIDER ''le FoVe
n morning, and dc eaal the bill great raiy w '
- all the FEEDER hat had voted LOT ,ne D'"'
ISsp1 seven, turh- a nst II, or eit the ilopIe
one OF them motion to RECONSIDER ue
~ upon passing Snf, and actually came within
yen votes of carving the measure, which "ou'u
aoiiess have DESTROYED the bill. The vote TO re-
us'aer stood ninety-six for and one huhafeu anu
5e against the motion. But this scheme % 'ne
uefalIsts was defeated by the exerllons ana wy
Se OF the Democratic party. Only seven OF inc
49,. party from the new States, Stood ov inc
49, On The public lands, in this hour oil their IRA
- .euerilSt from the old States bnt one, WHY
~. Noted against the settlers and az from VIC
' AZ otates, except Mr.. Crockett oil lennes'
= .ngSs1s Crabb and Dilleit, Of AlasaTa, hafl
~. Snu rotit, of Indiana, and Stuart. oil hiihoS
- sgainst them or neglected TO vote. For 'e'
8ngl'ns me vote, nneiy-six against ~ ONT
i Lsfed and three.
~ ~ =, rs any one thing in the world conhec'ee
- government, which, above all Others VI
roInl1 voter, having no aim but the good Q
eouniry, should despise, il is an attempt mad
- Organized party 10 obtain votes by false pro
IT,, and BY canceane opinions.
-. se tedersllsis would make all of the voter
!, ohlon believe that If they were 10 elect Gen
i iafHon, he would aid them in getting land
..eHseIves and children to settle upon: and We
- &c lhe whole Federal party, as parry, il Con
ing 10 prevent the settlers from geitn!
Ia, puohs' II IS true, that they try 10 make ex
"a ana pretend that they are afraid speculation
: m7te h7 tie law and eaF lesr suecuislof
: F. e,lese mems ields, and cabins, and labor
sv ,euera'sis viii take it themselves and vote
r',y y some oreak-waier, lighthouse, canal road
49,. are never afraid Of speculation. WHEN vo
"'''ey 70 make The rich richer. Tara