Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

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per Carkeskaea well tac ground he orcr7sl.
When Aulicalon aaj Union was iae distinction
'ae captains sou understood ,b.- also. The
Mules changed to Stale Rights. tbs pfo8uceJ
enc confusion. Tbs som chlnsed D, Wbg
which lnvrlyed stll more nern'eytv. nsr.-n,r.,
20 one SIDE. which by the hy. was the master.
side. his man who waited On hun had. hg ,bS
une, become qule a. great policeman, his
master. lniaese several changes be had become
a hi'ie confused. Upon being asked one daY what
ground be occupied, he observed, J don't kruw.
Sir, master jumps about so fast can't Keen u2.
jast SO | think tits with lhe srlg' ..y and A,,s
fishes among Che Wings The are told crrdur
every thing, gold and SILVER is mere humluraers.
Fooled IA this, they nuv arc gold men. Inry
hoist ilawsan. be beng rather an Obscure oll
man no touht .hep imagine They clalelI a thou.
sand lies and 10 one viii be ab'e 90 detect lhcm.
90; having 70 much Of hts sayings and acts a., of
their man Henry Clay to bring 10 Judgment a.
galnsi HIM You know {, is cardinal doctrine
with Jbe Wings that the people are fools, like ,he
old genIamsn'5 servants, and can De dupcd a,
pleasure. TrYi Nh. Louisville journal and Nh.
Argus the people viii tell YOU quite different
tale when the election comes GA. \. l., q.
SrlcE OF NtE.-Judgjug Gom remarks
made by Mr.. Buchauan, we are likely 70 have
some Further agitation in relation TO the North
east Boundary question. ~ somewhat, connect,
ed with tins SUBJECT, We give the following from
lie Montreal Herald
" In the Quebec Morcaty Of Thursday las. We
lind the following memorandum issued by III.
EScclency SIR John Harvey, the Lieutenant Go.
vernon Ct the Province OF New Brunswick. We
do not know the motives which have induced HIS
EXceeuey 70 issue It, but It may be IN conse.
qnence Of information he has received from the
Imperial Government that, IN the even, of Mes.
srs. Feathersonhaugh and Mudge's report Of
their survey olme disputed territory agreeing with
the position already maintained by Great Britain,
the whole energies Of the Empue viii be called
INTO acilsn to enforce our pussessoa Of II, even
at tho cost OF Il war with the UEHed States AL
though these gentlemen have not allowed the
PARTICULARS Of their reports to transpire, It Is more
than probable lint It's details are IN the possession
of Sir Johu Harvey. aud that they are in eur IA.
vor. Ia case OF general war the rpcolnmppll. !
tons OF SIR John are extremely iudlcous. and we
understand they we're acted upon with The mos,
beneficial result during The war Of 1872 and the /.
subsequent years.
.HemorcHdHm. 49," am desifou, Of inprcsyin,
upon the inhabitants OF the frontier distinct af m. .
Province. that IN the event of hosilIlles with lIe
United States, The most prudent course to be- p,,r.
sued on either SIDE, lor tie measure 10 be easc. .
tuaI must be recip, ocaD would, in INV oplnion he
that of a strcl neuua.y Lctlhe Bordcrers 70.
member that ds connected with the war if we
should unbapPiy be compelled to enraoo IN ono
no national object can possibly be advanced by +
any display Of hostile feeling toward. each other
they might, il Is true, mutually subject eorb
other 70 constant alarns, gtcat caamltcs, suffer- /
lng and dIsuess--but then utmost effort, mus, me
az drop OF water "a the determination Of the /.
$500 '''''''' ''otblS at issue, winch must be Z
decided elsewhere by the naval and mihtaryresonr.
ces OF The great powers engaged in the conflict.
And let the inhabitants OF tins province lepose
win confidence upon he protection Of the parent
State which IS alike able and willing to throw her
powerful shield over all VINO have a just claim to
her protection and defence. "
The MAINE BouNDARY.--We understand
that Governor Fairfield has received IN repIy ia
his letter TO the President of the 23d nll., letter
IRON Mr., Forsyth, Secretary Of Stae--by which
II appears, that pnor to the reception Of the Go.
Nefnors letter, the President had received nror.
NATION from another qRaricr Of The late move.
men OF the British troops upon the disputed terri.
tory, and had immediately made It the subcc,orI
representations to the Brush Minister at Wash.
uglon, VINO IS now IN correspondence with tae
Colonial authorities upon the subject. A further
reply IS soon expected by the Governor.
augusta .1gs.
DtMocRtric LEGrsLAriov.-A the banks
q ONO have resumed specie payments a0sra
SNORT suspension owing to the scare fhey got BIZ