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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
AFEW PLAIN QUESTIONS,

!. Can any intelligent AID hbucsl states nan say.
that he believes he foreign aHiire Of the country
would be- salrrIn the h4niS o Harrison than Of the
sagacious, experienced AMI COO headed Pres TENT
VIII has earned u. 50 successfully tnroIgh The for
cign danLetS for the last hour years
2. Can any mora or religious citizen s9Y taat
the decencles OF hie-lhe good example to the Young
or The correct habits of the middle alcd--wi.l be
more promoted by Hirri-pn-- Vijh his profanity a.
hard cider or9'es, lhaa BY Me- Van d ,ren AMI hrs
Industrious attention 10 every dulv' private or pub
lic9
Can any upnGh III reliant reflect ani say
that one who. like Harrison proposes 10 come
lnlo power on The strength merely co,n SKINS aud
ar cabn~, IS "aitr for lnregn commerce the stable
cU,tcucs AMI the durable peace 90 lie ocean than
a President BON IN tie grrat conmtrca State of
N " YORK aul antar from yonih witt aIl the
laws and ifne interests ef commerce.
4 Can any glrtnous banner mechanic ar labor
or say that Hanson burn IA the lap Of Inxufy.
wealth and hgh sla'isG, ard pr,ie,sanl man by
ed1eaton can sympathise Ni them. aud tel DIS
posed 10 watch over t4tlr wllidre k one WIN was
born farmer, sDn--whoSe esrles iAvs were sprut
~ the farmer. frtis All wl,Se lteN acs nave
been tuli III kidnns, ADD projections 20 ID Sc WIKI
live b. rIr Sylt ~ ~ ~ b oS} -Ectrd Globe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Mar>haI's Sale.

NJ l01
K ,b'a A B,k'r, Ga Vendtoni FSp,nas
". $40 December Tern ls40
WUm " WIT, d. Court Z Sat Pnntotoc.
Dl vIrur ~ the aruvr specified writ 10 nv d.
I'D riei from ihr Honorable DISTRICT Court TOR
a.. NORTH IN Drlrct of NlsiSsIpp, vii sell on
Moilav 30b day 81 NDyrmbsf, $40 At the Court
House If Oknbb-h, County, the f,lnWlng described
property o.w,t: South east quarter and east hali
Of slalh west qnrlrr ct srcu sght; north
hat of section eight; s'uh " 81 quarter AMI west
half Of south east quarter Of section FIVE; east halt
Of south east quarter and nnrlh half o west hal OF
the south east qlarte, Of section six, all IN township
No Nineteen norh Of range NJ. fifteen, easily
ing and benz in the County Of Okubbcha, in the
State al Mississippi.
Levied 81 as the property Of spd defendant, te
satisfy the above named Execution and AL cost
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR
Mi.hd Northern District Mn''pl
M,rshal's 0Iice. Columbus AL Oit 1910.
lPnllrrs Zee, $40 SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
From The Standard Of Uaion)
WILLIAM II. CRiWFORDS OPINION
or CEN IADDISnN

The following extract from letter, written by
Mr.. Crawford from PARIS, in May, 1914 To a DIS
tinguIshed citizen Of tn country, is recommend.
ed to the consideration of,hc people Of Gr"rga:
81 feel great solIcitu1e in relation to the fur.
ther prosecution Of the war Where are the Gen.
erals who are TO meet the able AID experienced
commanders who have distinguished ,hemselve,
IN the Peninsula for the last SIX yearSl Is II
Nllkinsl Is II IIarrison1
II have heared with surprise and much pain
that Harrison has been appointed L-u'enant,
General Of the army. have examined with nj
en,on all the letters and Official statements which
he has written since he entered the army, aud
confess that every thing witch has fallen from his
pen, savers Of the iow demagogue, rather than the
patriotic, enlightened and skIliuI General.
al has appeared to the that. from the monen,
he entered the army, he phced his hopes OF pro
motion upon the influence Of the western people
and not upon his talents, or The military services
he had rendered. or expected % render.
With high respect and consideration
"WM II. CRAWFORD"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
5000 REWARD.

manv now alive, the wings persist IN charging
Mr. Van Buren, ~,th opposilion 10 the war We
copy the following from the Eue Observer. Let
any of those wings who are so fdsai Of NJ
Van buren's opposition to the war accept the wa
ger If there are any who will take up the wa
ger, We pledge ourselves to make II known to the
Observer, and 10 have The matter properly atten-
ded to- What saw you gentlemen DO YOU
really believe Mr. Van Buren, opposed the war!
" To test the sincerity of the lraducers of Mr..
Van Buren,. we are authorised, by friend, To OF.
fer reward of $1,000 10 any one who will prove
BY such evidence as would be taken as proof in
cont oil justice. that Mr. Van Buren, ever OPP
posed the war Now whlggles, toe the mark"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Enr "A. D.nsernI.

n fE f-Iig "a -l',ls @ - u assert ihr 'ls
W,.fd contains 90; gold and slhtr enough O. iur-
u,.h The >ga,-, uf tl,. Unlon sllh a currency oi
Sl2O o. o and hpw more Ihln Pr~ ,'oi-f'us
o. exhibit as tru.h, that loans can be 'dr'ird
,uI, ta.a4sa thu medium of chartered banks
" % the v4ilI uA OF Vli hhudly suppose
that utsr n,Htu'Jous u' dr>Poue Legislatures
A." ia- na.ig imaginary 81 -ttte agent. ga money
matter, ol Nhal value - iarrlga Commerce Z
Aud 90 shat purpose = private industry ana dts
ciruon u ,amn,dtty money may lie 'ai-
ni>hvl nv trade which none vii denN and Vet
many sty Is a,uc able 10 obtain At IL suth
rlrn, ahladlare Whl' Because Is not "a Eu-
rp- Ghe mines ol Europe, Asia, Auea, and
Am-uea haze been wrought IA VAN. LOSSES
aud dc have sNsliostd their proceeds ADD We
must therefore gsiair pecuna,y properly 'n's
~ silence Muu,trous deiusIon Why not aa
,h,rZr the i>sus oi coitoa from the earth "'iaou
the usual laanur attending 1T Bul Deliberate
thought vii inform hay uan laal the "'rld con
tens an ample suth ',gnry Of the precious nslas
tor the snrrrncy Of all the nations "a. aud tina
a the ntdil,ry course of Commerce It must coI'
10 " IF the United States according to the de
urt. Pavue industry vii supply Ne eQnnd
| lent and Mercantile cup dtty viii bring At 10 ga
dp,r.. Discretion then and good llNs vii -
care exchanges.
! Bat say the advocates Of paper, why >houl
we wish, any thing better than That which = cor
yrrlble dollar ,alo d,llat y Let them first a,
s~er TIN. question. How can II be converltb
without The specie II i oulrageau.ly false
say thai ,nt paper ever was. Bring the Who
issue at bank INTO one uole and present Il {,
payment This vii prove the truth of s f,
promise, II thrn paper ~ good only when
convertible 1t would be aS well and infinitely MOI
| safe Ia use the specie Itself TRUTH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
WHO FINDS THE MONEY,

any Of OUR friends are curious enough TO ex-
anime into some of the causes thai are now epe-
rating the Wal. machinery, aud stimulating that
party m their extraordinary measures 10 over
throw the democratic Government, It viii be
found that the most potent Of all is MONEY
The wholesome vigilance that has brea placed
over the banks by the democratic people, through
their public agents, mas deprived, 10 some exteai.
such men as DANIEL Webster oiihe neans Of uplnI
the nobility of England 10 their extrayarance~
and lordly swagg-Tlngs over the common llzrns
and thrown them back upon their own resources.
This has produced grea, cotnmoon, and convuI.
sed the entire nation. Federalism from Name
TO Gergia, lashes its sides IN wrath and iury-and
nn wonder; for If you take away from that cIa.,
OF men the glorious means OF grandeur aft rd d
by bloued currency, you at ouce destroy the
element, they SWIM IN. Aud hence it Is, we nov
see them laundering and fl,unc,ng like a shoal
of tide. deserted dolphin, on Ire shore, brraihul
forth curses and implications ou the derDpetacy,
who have dared to lay their huge hands upon lsen
golden gods
But who finds The money--he immense sun,
now being expended, and absolutely required IT,
carry on The election Oh grand scaIrl Nho
pays FOR their Wing mobsl Neriner The B,ddle
| bank--foT that Is roten--nor ali the banks, can
! furnish The money. as they have no usht 10 do;t
| nor could heV without Committing fraud upon the
stockholders. Individuals cannot do II alone, or
collectively. Then pray tell US who IN the world
does fnd The money!
| Ia Iooklng about for some dark, mysterious
corner IN the affairs Of whlggery, where Is stored
the cofered gold ircm whence II flows 10 streams
so profusely. we, from The very nature Of things,
are led 10 believe that the solicitor may be found
| in Mr.. Websier's mission TO London IN 1891
II is natura to suppose that British bankers feel a
deep interest for the wing brethren on this side Of
the world. Even England hersef cannpt forget the
| many kind offices performed by the fedora party du-
ing the last war, and would be glad to see Their I'D
Federal allies succeed in their present struggle for
| power, aud Would, perhaps even draw 90
her exc1equcf Cor TIA purpose. But il 5 nat me-
cessary The London bankers AMI sack-gamblers
are the perSons directly INTERESTED IN tins matter as
| time viii show. they have deep game IN hand.
and the Elo00 given TO Mr.. Webler was but the
earnest Zee OF hat should be handed over 10 tie
day ofneed British bankers are holders ol Amerl-
can stock securities ~ the comfortable amount al
about 920O, 00O, 000 almost oil Of which are IN tad
/ credit.
Now these bankers have forecast sufficient To see
that these securities can never be made any bette
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Notice.

HAVING purchased Of Mr.. T. B. Randle. the
1 4 right oiWaierman x Learned's labor saving
BRICK Machine, now oder To dispose Of individual
or county rights 10 suit purchasers.
This machine has been in operation the past sea-
son, sufficient time to test its utility il respects
It's durability, and the saving of labor.
The principal advantages this machine has over
all others now ia use, consists in the simplicity and
strength of IT'S structure, having complication Of
machinery that liable 10 get out OF repair and the
rapidly il empers The clay aud muuds the brick
making from GO TO so per minute With the aid Of
Two horses, four men, aud a sufficient number
boys to bear off the brick.
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth
I'd Tor manufacturing brick would DO well 10 ava
themselves OF this opportunity. i
All communications addressed 10 the subscriber
wIllneet with immediate attention.
JAMES T.. SMITH
Columbus Mi, April 9th, lS39.-s9-tf
n. Il. Gentlemen wishing To purchase county OF
! town rights, can be accommodated by applying nv
| ihe'oaiee OF the Columbus Democrat, where thea
can see testimonials of the utility Of the above met
| toned patent
'.''rhe Mlssissippan, jackson, and the RepuhI-
can, Holly Springs, wall please give the above SIX
Insertions and forward bills to me. j. +. 8.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
STOLEN.

IN the night Of the An lnst iron the stable OF
~ the SUBSCRIBER
Black Mare,
Nm years old last Spring, ncai or ab'u five ieet
ngI branded on the near high thus, -. NJ !
aI,p b heve that she has a small star IN her fore
head, no Other mark. remembered. Any one who
may give affirmation where she may b luuti viii
be lnaklly received og Il 1t should lead 10 The de
,rctiJ1 Of the rogle they sha b. literally reward
ed. All etters of miurm4tiua ,iue,,pl u Cpu =
bls. Nr SAMUEL MrGONEN.
Ocr u 1870 -l6-3t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Notice.

The undersigned having disposed ofhi, nnhre
stock N trade TO Lewis Srhuc,s.rr. having also
Transferred IA note. aud accounts, lhs wII warn Ill
n ehlpd ip the uld establishment To come forward.
pay 40 ard slve cost. Tie notes AMI accounts are
no N u, hlnis Of the purcbdccr, who viii receive
aud receipt tor ur. Al hodiur demands agar
tlp Establishment viii p, esent them 10 my auihorl-
2eI areaIl.. Scluc~sler lnr payment.
LEWIS J POLLORK.
I'll sHlt tusd 'il slI.l coutinue 10 The old
.agd ,a. VS.. s'r. a.f.uli9i o business hops tp
s.erli = loeiat haze q, ,,.ufc patron g. TIE hest
,.,l,,ls uti., ran ainays b. lsI Of my sore at
lb.ri RS ....,,....
CunnbaS. October ~ $40 l3-3w
(Pr, Fee So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
From The Baltimore R,publicaa

ID slgntg o'Hicrn- nin nppo,' the true DrWp
e afy, have endes sured To- uakr tie pn'hc heItfp
tIal $50 Use i-~ae .aatirua tue cnInu4 Pes Ten
tpl trtou.
~ FEAR NOr.
J. IT,! uN. W A+fseJ 70 F, Yp' ar H.I
Ne sind a. hrm az molBtan rock
q, "dh, tiIt crown fie wilderness:
We trar nate'rn the earthquake .i,ock.
Call back HE word ye coward slaves;
For by oar fathers sacred graves,
And by The fells whtrron they fought
Like item, we'd die while fearing nnugtt.
Oar cause j. democrai,c ruth.
Phre as The virgin STRIPES thai wave
Ger freedoms everlasting ,outiE
And <p,lless tie sodr's'gave.
Then let our motto ony he,
Or Country, Cause and LberN
Our nation, AMI our natnn's awsl
The rghts OF freedom freedoms cause
u one dark drop 81 coward gore
b. known Ia circle through our veins.
Let II come Firth rom ~ ery p,re,
Of bind the TRAITOR lasl 10 chains:
For wnn would stDop TO servile bands
Or who would touch towards Lands
We AK no faYurs mranly iDughi--
Weer Tree IN spIrli, free IN thought.
Wen fear DOT while the eagle, fight
Is upward, 10 The throne Of Haven;
Our csuse, j. cool. our cause ts rg1t;
And viciury To iht just IS gwen
Then by HE temple ni orr tame.
Yes. by our co0nIry ami IS namr.
b. eauh Dv sea, by star aud sun,
Webhghi until tie sIclo 'swon.
&. L. W
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Notice TO Travellers.

Owing 10 the scarcity Of money the Propris-
~ tors ofIhe Stage line from CnutnLus 10 Jack
son, MI, have reduced the raIss of fare from cas- 10
SIS.
The line IS furnished as usual, with good Cosehes
spendId horses and careful drivers
Columbus August LIST, lSA0-4-tL
Or The Ni~sissibian, Jackson, Vickshurg Senti-
mel, Nalchez Free Trader ropy TO The amount,
s. and send account TO r. b. Slarke, lor payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Administrator ) Notice:

4 LL persons having claims against The estate ui
n john Crgier decd are h reby no'lti i Ia
cscnt the same, authenticated A. the law rcq tIr,
"lthn the time pres'r bed by law 10 the unders.gn-
cd ar Inc same wi be- forever barred All ihpsr IN.
debed u the estate aye rrq e,lcd Ia come lprNard
AMI make immediate payiHeHt OF he -amr
WILLIAM NEAVER)
SOPHlAH CkIGLER { a'u
.1ImiHlsfrators.
October II, 1910. 1j-sw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
State OF Mississippi.


State OF Mississippi.
WINSTON County,
joel Howell, Attachment Sa00.
John Chrlssbaux
DAVID Moore.
NJ Office IS hereby given that The above attach
IN ment was issued at the suit of the plaintiff
against the said defendants as abscondng debtors
or the sum aforesaid and has been returned 10 this
office dolly executed, and is now pending aud undo
ctmned in the Circuit Court Of Winston county
State 81 Mississippi, and that whereas the said de-
I,n1lnts shall appear on or before the third Monday
after the fourth Monday of October 1910, being the
first day OF the Circuit court tor the county Aforesaid
and give special bail judgment Will be entered, a.
galnsi them and the property attached will lie sold
to satisfy the 'aij plaintiffs demands.
Witness James Phagan C.e,k
JAMES PHAGAN CPk
October 10th. 1870 ID 5-w
(pts Fee so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
nr. n. y. li0ucllelle.

MILL ~ future devote his whole attention
w 10 the practice 81 The several branches ol hs
professions, al the late residence oil his laher, he
tween Col Nlmfod DAVIS and Lindsey's Ferry. lie
val practice upon as reasonable terms as any other
regularly bred physician IN The county
u .csHJer 7th 1899 --l2-li
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Spelling Books.

nLNEY'S Geography and Atlas, aud q lot o
~ blank Books. just received.
PFISTER s. GOODWIN
May 9th, Isl0--44-ll.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
A HORSE stolen.
TO the Public.

vVNHE embarrassed state of the country and our
4 own necessities compel nv in future IN adopt
different course IN our Mercantile business We
therefore Jake tins me thnd ul informing our custom
ers aud Ihe pubic generally, that as we are com
PEELED to make heavy payments during this winter
and rhc ensuing spring, that oil debts due Us must
b. paid ~ satisfactorily arranged, So that we can
Nuke them available, and that our sales after the
first dag Of january next wiIl hc considered due on
the delivery 81 fheanice- sod, unless on terms 9TH
efwlse specially ag ecd upon.
H. BUCHANNON & CO.
Columbus December 2Ilh, tS59.-@5-iL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
COrOner's Notice.

A THATCHER, Coroner, may be found at
"A. the Eagle Hotel, OF at his Warehouse, when
not absent on business.
lie will also continue the Receiving and Fer
warling Business, at his old stand near ths river.
Nov %, Is39-2l-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24

n tST al irt,ers remaining IN the Pei eIior Al
II Columbus Mlss, VI The 1T 81 Oc;uheF, Ie40.
Atkinson s. Putnam Anderson 7 W
4 len Jonathan Atkins James
Anihouy DAVID K Alien wv
Abbott II
RarbAm Thns NJ Boucher L
Brckwuh Benz Bell Thomas
Rurd,ne james I Boucher Sarah mts
Brook. Wan Bower NmR
Battle JAZZ Brown r L
Brownlre John Bfown Nm
Bemo,, WR Bro~nl-e WIN A
Bailey I II Borden + P
Barker Asa
Cos,n Bruatd,m Colgln Mr
Carter Alex Cline Moses
Cb,lds John VI Cobb Joseph b
Cross John Carroll jacob
Garter John Gen City Exchange
Coleman RutT,n CLARK James
Ch,idrcy Robert Clark Tho- J
Copper { ID Clarke Marshall
Camphrll Lewis
Deuy Wm IL nAbney John NJ
DAVIS 20 DAVIS Andrew
DAVIS John Duncan VIM l.
| nuke Is Il Doomas W
Evans George NIB Ellis Joseph
| Estes RcW Col Edwards ISRac
| F ,,,cr john " Fields Jos W
| Fond palp Fur Tobias
Fasg Louisa mrs Fields J b
/ G,lucr John Gordon James lr
| Gordon James - 2 Gallaer John
Gamer Lewis Gholson Why
Gay IL Goolshy Nelson
Graham james GdlW VI
llonue ID Hunt Gallatu
IIaVr DANIEL Col lIodgS Benj Rev
Ilulchens John lla'beu John
Hubbard 4 Boodtray Irby DR.
Johnson II W Jordan NJ NJ
Jackson Wiley Jones Mary Ann wr'
Jackson Alien " Jcuer VIM
jones Ihos Ia hing Reuben
kewcu l. j G kmdall VIM
Lyon II ! Lnmberl David
Levy Chapman Lyon VIM
Lowry James Lloyd Sarah mrs
LEA Luke LOFTS RI
Lindsay John Love 4 { Col
Nloole john McGwrc Nmrod
Moore Gncy mrs Mann Worsham
Massey ) Mitchell Nat l.
Mason T. i McMorrs Morgnn
Mcliac } Marshall John W
Mclean &c Mons Thomas
Manning / p Mitchell
Morse Argur I Marin Vim L
Moore Pamela A Mulln Perry
0 Nash Ezekiel Nash VIM v
Nash o |. Rev
Perry aAsey Pollard VIM II
I Powell VIM + Pocket John A
Parker John Il Patham John I
plal William Pander Malcomb
Robbins $ w Raudc Henry
RnudIe Wyatt Reese IF
= Reese David Rawls franklin "
]. Rodgers John w
SmclAr john 2 Sanders & h
:. Sparks Royal SerlghI Robert
!, Smith Mary e mrs 2 Snow John
II Sale Robert Do Ser well james
= Stevenson VIM II Showell Robert
IS Shotw,Il Lewis 3 Shaw VIC
smith Sidney Stevens Henry
" stanford Benz OF John Speisbl Jesse
=. smith Roddy Sykes John
n TapP John Trolter j i Hon
n Thomson i NJ Taft Laura mrs
IN tucker wary mrs ltuly Joseph l.
N Valentine lhos d. Vaughn w w
Vaughn Paul V,clch VIM
y WooIbueh, Elzb'h mrs Wood Jon N
Wynn Samuel W White ID J
i. Nnnn Ndbum Thos W
NllIett John & WhitIoote w
Wight W G Wood VIM w
Wood Robert Wilson Robert ia
=, Wynn VIM G Woodhouse Martha
JOSEPH BLAIR, y. NJ
Ct'- Persons calling for the above letters,
Of please say they are advertised
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Indians Pnnncea.

TCSl received new supply Of this invsusbls
- medrcue--For sale BY EA SMITH.
Eugust 81, ls59-s-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Wanted:

Wanted 10 hire the picking Of some twenty or
thirty iroaslni at seed cotton Any person having
goj hands can fuj empinymen, iar them BY mule-
date appacauon to the Subscriber 81 hl- plantation
JOHN KYLE.
OcoL'r II, 1910. l5-2w
(pr's Zee e | 5O)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Carriages for Sale.

09ANlGaGa A0H NAAGs
A r. WOLFlNGTON has on hand end u siii
~ receiving from Jennings, Robinson & CO..
mn nuisetory al The north handsome sEsuFtHset "
q ktnds OF CARRIAGES, consisting in pasff
= haeheSs Chautses. Bsfouches and BuEEys, &c:
Se' winch willie seli On reasonable terms at kis
Repository.
Al Repairing doue with neatness nd drsp.,rh a.
his oil stand on Market street, Columbus.
Aarch 3. 1852 Sltf
Dissolution OF COpartners HIP.
FHNHE COparinershp heretofore existing in
Lawudvs and ontnr counties. befwsen
fueaer, Hardy 4 Smith is dissolved. The busi-
uess Of The 6rm will be attended TO alone by
7. NJ. TUCKER, =
A. Y. SMITH.
October Sslh, 1889. 1871
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
! am your obt. Servt.
GEO, McDUFFlE,
Oen, 4. II. GaAKr.

49,. "a 'efnN ,VonI:aatioas learn from Syra
w. us' oar anticipations have been realized
D,.;.S =; onuek IS th, candidate for Governor, and
IN . Dickinson for Lieut. Governor
v,,s. Were one hundred and twenty-five dele
49, tetssni, and goud degree Of unanmlly pre-
dr., ahef 'he Convention was organized. This Is
H. S,.k 'Fke', and II the Wings expect 10 carry
p,su'e' they have s1methlng To do besides sing
4' anu drink hard cider.-.k T. Herald
i. 80 Eaats Bank Of Hmds.--We learn thai
'e'''a'ioh has effected lcsn in New York Of
''eO'a be applied to The redemption Of her IS.
F"s TrrJsy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24

ID ~igphg ioiicEn- nin uppo, lhr true Drm1-
c,ary, have endes sored to MAKE he pHic he'irVe
t'al $50 a rc l--,e assinna ti, cornul Pea len
u,l .trt ug.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-15

and vour satellites are endeavoring TO dcceNe '"'
common people with the belief that the scaro"y
produced by your sub-nensury law is the resu'
If n combination among the banks for the purpose
of eh'ecting the elections
repeat sir that this state of things is the rosu'
or,he Sub treasury system which has been no'o,'-
ousy in operation for several months nor w''' '"'
people forget that The very reasons u'seu - Nr
mort of tho Sub treasury b'ii by MesSf"' -
walker, Calhoun and buchanan "e'e -.
would produce just that effect upon INC
which we now witness
n rosord 10 your implication Of the Harrisburg
ICa.n,;o, your own conscience, (and you pro-
c. % have a conscience) must convict you oil n
goss attempt at deception. You have no Snaoo~
% ,,,borrv for this insiunatlon and stand conV'c-
ted Mt the bar Of an enlightened community OF gross
Islander upon The reputation of better men ."""
,.,,,so,, A PLAIN REPUBLICAN,