Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09


l.a opinions s..1 .sFa.s.r..
g..-...a~ aa'e. ae J.u.- ~. r-, i'.s
pressed; ta' n Pre- same ~.
Hnmaer nt'ae honest, hr-s.v,.l.. go +,
'l 'he Ha'ry galr are a.ra-. .-.... u''aa.7s
led ".- 'l"m. therefore. SOM ,-.
'ar ah'sr rrqae>, ui'l De rf,sr n. ....-'s q
much ob.ge, saur-, ,ar, rs.7s-,t...' '.'', &
JOHN II. GRASTy y,
JOHN PAYNE "a
PAUL VERnIpp
ROBERT DEDNly
GEORGE 5. CR,STr.
These queries are very psr.7ss,
issue before he country, bu. taog,s Y ~
had elapsed, Vet ne answer had has9 1''' s.sa
h fact, none need row be eygs,,.i ''i,'''-~
ha' pu hnm.rlT IN The hlnd, Of F., Va. y 's.. {
iial Committee ami they have be-,.--.s. o'...,
ID hs hps. Such : the flank s-f.. \ \ "a
II, Harrison. wha, a corlrag 49, '...' f" " -.la
Buren, cS.I1n! We 0re indebted 80 y. Ia
in Correspondence, to the Fayer.,1..y
Caro',ulan Of the llih instant. A,'a
Zoe The Hart The Ds,,,.
Rockingham Convention have urged M y =
with efsc, See below Preside, T., ~ y ''s
answer to Mr. Leaks letter. Tier. 80
SION No equiyocalon. No sas,.rr,. h
plain Republican dealing, answering n XIII n. y
ton so thai no voter can have sbsd,y ~ ". II
whe0 he reads. W..
Harrison puts himself in .ae k,s,,,
committee, to answer the enquiries .,r n i.-.
the hundred from the people, -siaoErn.3
lish his views on politics. He i n, br,,,.L.
for himself, and The committee inform, 4. n.
that he will not answer such epouGs, n
public, therefore, must find GU, Us o,,,.,-
they can
How different the course Of me ,.,,4
atos for the Presidency! Mr.. Van Bu,,,,~.
out openly aud explicitly, on all subjects e..
raj Harrison will not express any o7oo, +, /,
printed ''for the public eye" lie dare n.
fend the hboIllIonis,s CT Ohio, New Y,,. :.
Vermont. Mark we say, as we have oisgl
before, he dare mol do it, Here iyong,
Leaks letter, aud the prompt tepty,vhcs wr
company with 40 extract from the luauaua. A
dress, and the letter to JunIus AIMS and os,s-
referred TO in the Presidents letter:
q" Rockingham, Richmond CO..
March p, lslg
To his EIccileacl Martin Taa Buren,:
! Dear Sir: At a meeting Of the Demo,as
Republican party, held in tbs place, on Tae,a-
the l7lh instant, the following resolutions ven
unanimously adopted:
ResoIred, That the Chairman Of The Demaa
TIC District Convention, be directed to address
letter to Martin Van Buren, and General Na-
Henry Harrison, IN which lie Shall PROFOUND 8
each, the following Inlcucgalory: Are ,oa q
ale you not, opposed 10 the Abolition Of satt7
Inlhc United States, in any aud every ,bapsior
or fashion, except as the owners Of he slave
may themselves desire"
Resoiced, That although we have no Caaa q
suspects either an union ol sentiment, oro.ada
between tie Ahoi,nom>l, and Martin IsoHaG
YET, We are firmly persuaded Tia DIE highly exc
ted and sensitive condition Of lhe public Gld
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