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

The Philadelphia Setubel publishes lhe lth""-
iu- list oi the members OF the infamous Hartford
G ouvent,on, winch assembled Deo,mAsr Is,
1913, Who ate sull living.
Roger NJ. Sherman. Harrison G,ay OGs,
Ca.cn Goddard, Nathan Dean,
G,orse Els, Joseph Lyman,
Joshua 1homss, Stephen Lougftiow,
Theod. Dwight, Stc'y. Timothy B'svlow,
Daniel Waldo, Ckauuey Gnoduch.
james lllllhouse, H. Smlh,
Samuel l.. Wide, Miles Olcou,
Ilkai rsi c these men IN 1918! They wete
blue light anll.war iedeallsls, every man was &C.
tmird by the spnt of a Beuedic, Arnold. and ey.
cry man Of them from that day To this, has been
considered by the true friends Of the county as
/ blaekened by the deepest STAN Of disgrace.
"Vhai are these mta nor They are the
warm and ardent supporters, eyey soul Of thrm-
of lillian Henry Harrison Cur the Presidency,
aud they ate the SAME blue light l,derasis now.
that they were IN 1872.
Democrats can YOU follow the lead Of such
men Are YOU wiling to support their candid
ate, proved 10 be black cockade tederalist HIM.
sell ; Mo- no! N0,--Daytoa Herald.
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was nude To Tho Judge Of The superior court Ivy
the French wee consul AT this place, lot the OPP.
prthen,lou Of hoy who had deserted l,om one of
the FreI Oh ships OF war. At hr htaring, an IN
cfes'lng lad of n bout Is, wa. brought IN custody
nln court. 1t appeared that IN The summer Of
1898, the boy had overssyed his tine on shore
whrn has ship was about To sail, and, on coming
10 TIC Nhari he found 10 his dsmay, that the ship
was already under weigh Some Of our ciizens
Iound hlm there, ctlng m the bitterness OF his
boy'>h disappointment, Ills stony va. the oft,
repeated tule ui the ltunut be had permission to
come ashore, nnd ~ ITO delightful aud unusual
companlonshlp of his equals IN years, time flew
by UNDECIDED, aud when he brihoughl himself Of
returning to his duties, It was too late. The shp
made ncr ctuze and returned, aud the boy, iunu
rnccd 10y eva counsel o deferred by the fear Of
punishment, faded To deliver hlmseIrup and until
the time 81 hs arrest no active steps were taken
for hts apprehension. In the meantime he had
made many ltlends here, and his painful position
had excited the sympAthles Of all, especially as il
vas represented that hl- punishment would be- ye.
~ severe Il he should be compelled TO % apa,n'on
board Of hl' shIp. The Judge however had M
discretion, tie case vas clearly made out and
he was compelled. under our treaty with Funcc,
~ send the boy to prison. Last week the boy
complained Of beng SICK, and Tie marshal,nn he
representation Of his physician, gave him he H.
herues Of the jail yard, IN which The city marshal
",lh his family resided
Ga Saturday afternoon, ten or twelve hdie,
/ projected visit to The lady OF the city marshal,
| Who was himself absent from the jail on other du.
/ Ties. Having effected u Judgement. they prucee.
/ dcd with s0tNc dilicu.O to persuade the prisoner
ot.capt. Al fret he refused, aud to the very
last is sad did nol hrallily rel n he n1Feutorr.
| The time loo action had however come, and
Tho ladies - .'onlesi nnd na-i, ,A..lliia 81
down aud held him, others we're employed in I'm.
lochEg the gate and showing he prisoner out =
When We hast heard Of he bog, he WIS doing vety
well, and making tthck- into the interior.
! Ii an equal uunber OF men lad done hts hing.
we should say without hesitation that TREY ought
/ to be punished Wlh the utmost seventy ol he law
not on account ol any harm Inch has been done
/ Ia his particular case, but loT the sake Of ike ex
ample. As this offence of our fair citizens how.
ever, has no precedent soft is very unlikely to br
repeated. BESIDES, women never do wrong
! They ale in tbs country, IKE the king e Eng.
land, N relation 10 whom It Is a maxim 4 govern.
meni. that he eau do ~ wong Acting sinnly.
lhey sometimes, bettay The irales ofmoher Eve;
but IN Numbers, never. Man often conspre for
purposes Of eyll--womtn never combine but Coz
works Of beueyolerce.
VIVA, makes this act Of feminine heloilm the
less bameablc, 's.hnt every body, aud especially
the officers Of The ship from which The prisoner
deserted, desired that be should moi be apprehcn
dcd They well as the wee consul, hnd q
CERTAIN duty TO perform, and his dore, We lhns
oil parties vii be satisfied with The result
Something has been said (bul no, seriously, ol
course') about prosecuting for an escape. The
fellow that would frame an Indictment IA such d
case, would deserve to be prIcked to death wlih
cumbrlc needle. - Pensacola GU.
The CATAcoMBs OF Pans In G. ycrnor
Cass' work on I ance is the follouins dc.crp
llou oi the ca,aconbs under the city Of Paris
The suibor had been speaking of The frequency