Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-16
FEDERAL WIG DRAGGING,
AND CAT rtGHTIso.

AND CAT uGHTISC.
The federal lalsehoods about numerous chan
qe., IL thus bit Of bv resolution at tho recent
meeting Of Musklngum county
Resolved / hat whom the Wings bons, of the
increase Of thor party, It reminds every one of,ho
story OF the boys and the cats. The boy ran to
h. mother bresthIsss and exclaimed, Mother!
there is hundred cats fighting in our gu dsn."
Oh. no not hundred. my boy :" said the mo.
,het--well, then. mother. there are fifty, said he
no that is loo many yet. said The moiheTwell.
sad tbs boy, there 10 twenty, any how The mo.
Their again replied, that is too many yet, Well,
said the boy, am sure thele was Captain Smnh's
old cat and our own, lighting and squatpg like
all creation.
Tnt TMEa.-1be Raymond Mississippi
Times came 10 us by 'he last mail with every CO.
Iumn Of 1t. whole four pages, and the addition o,
n large supplement. entirely filled with Saeni's
and Marshal's sales Of esnies under execution.
National Intel
! So mich Tor bIontrd paper currency which
hns 1asola,cd Misss,pp Ike psshlcnce, and
/ IN the recedtng waters Of the bank food oil pro.
pefly Is swept away We have seen n letter from
| a planter Of large possessions 10 that state. He
says. sufficient good money could no, be had IN
| his vicinity. 10 pay barber tur shave. These
times srs only equaIed by the crush IN 1919, III
! Mafyland and other states, when Ihe T. s. Bank
had expanded It's issues; the losses Of the banks
N Baltimore a.onc, we're over million OF dollars
Bay State Dom.
GrS. WLtA4 H. U.rRisoy. The wings
speak Of Gen. Harrison a. poor man, aiiemp,
10 ttace a resemblance between hun and Gen.
Jackson, and intimate that hs present elevation
u the reward Of his own uuassIsted efforts This
lss rislake--Gen Hanson IS the son ri one OF
the most popular and influential men IN Virginia,
He is connected BY relationship WITH a numerous
and powerful family, and hs rtyc N public lie has
been more attributable to these aids Than 10 any
naive merit, Had lie been truly born, as Mr..
Van Buren, vas, poo, boq--had be not early y,
life been brought forward by strong connections,
fortune, and troops offsepds-he would now be
as undls'ingashed and unknown TO fame, as he
! witt BE-, when the present motive for magndyins
his greatness shall have passed away
Martin r1l Buren,, though 20 General. ha,
: salpd gust as many Indians, and jus, as man,
Brush as ever Gene,al Harrison did. In hi,
4 respect the two men are equal But lei the PEG
! pie remember that the one had no chance Whlls
: the other had, but did not improve II. II, howeV
er, Martin Van Buren succeeds in lberaiing HI
= county from the francis Of corporations, he wiz
laureIs as great as those won by any GeneralgNI'
will be held IN lasting remembrance by cvei
grateful millions.
}. A queer ap.--About Tia gear 5s4. the Lei
l. stature of Pennsylvania passed resolution Ib
}. mo member thereof should come TO the Hou,
J. barefoot OF sal his bread and cheese on The step
10 Position Dsfn.d.--Dr. Demlng, Hslrst
,e leader in Iudanna, in public speech, ayoWt
~ ,ha, Bank oil the United States. and The obt
- ishment Of Siarerg IN the south were tho fou
~ dalton principles upon which "thdm8@Rls'
VINO pary relied fer snccc+s'-- ,Nsw n,