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Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

BEAurY.-IIow often do Ne B..,
in the pursuit Of partners for bt, 80 49,
beautiful women and yet how br.S S'i-''
ence Of What they see, and low lg,,,l-'. - ''s
happiness IN lis possession. '-,.'t
We know full well the sal,.lac,.,u
beneath the snow-Nhia lids Of hs,r'.s -'' s'''
in the naughty curl of an exquisite l..
blush of rose that leaps into the b,5l..,. \ \ a'
and the fine turn Of svan.Hke necs i 4 '-'''
motions Of symmetrical form, or in Il. t'a.t
reduudaucc Of dark and beautiful Hoa;,.. '---''.
The hearts OF the young and pas,,a',. a.'i.'
gladly, and are filed with wild imbn.,. ia ea
gazing upon these things but when A. ..-' ''-A
scruIulzed, and found unblessed BIZ ,I.s-, -. :
thoughts and generous lmaginlugs, ~6,n q.
telect is uncu!tured, aud the Imaplu,6oD NY " .l
the slumbcr Of lorgetiuness will soon an y.
the dream Of beauty, and the fame Of ,s..5
be quenched IN apathy Or disgust
With men oI genus, strong feelings ma ,
eriu passions are ever associated and f bl.
is unminged with the qualities Of W.j ti.'.
and affection if delcacy ald yir.ue are m !,
mrably blended with mental attractions. Il. y.
of love will soon be exrlngulshed, and DE y,
era impulses Of the bosom chilled by apaih !.
contempt. Men of intellect may ypd \.
mentary homage TO a beautiful women, lisa,
sessed of other iacnatlons even village p,,.,
will chase the gIIded wing of butterfly b.
both cases the external splendor pals upon n
senses, and something of an innate chsrocs
sought for, TO sustain the regard which beauG E,
cited Nothing is SO hattering to the feeling,
man, as the exhaustess and quenchless egat
a sensible female; and no incense so rich can
offered upon the shrine Of womans ambac
as the ayowed and enthusiastic affection ola
of genius. Beauty thou art a mean and
meaning toy, when coatrasted with depth ol d
ing and power of mind, aud she who would
grandlze to herself consequences from the L
ambition of personal beauty, IS too imbecIl
her aspirations TO melt the attention OF an
waited thinker.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04
w, G.. KENDALL.
Grenada, March 10, 1910.
ABERDEEN (Ml.l LODGING. 81.
March 80, 4. l.. $40, A. ID. 1910.

ABERDEEN (Mll LODGE-No So. !
March Sd, 4. l.. $40, A. ID. lS40.
WHEREAS, this Lodge has been duly informed
that it has pleased the Almighty disposer of e
vents, TO remove from the cares and uoubles Of
this uansitory life Suddenly IN the city of Jack
son, on the oath day Of February A. l., 5sA0
A. d. lS40) our worthy and much esteemed
brother, James GLASGOW Williams, late of this
town, therefore,
Resoired That we lament the death Of so wor-
thy brother as loss to the fraternity generally,
and to this Lodge (oG which he died a member} IL
particular; and in testimony of our sincere anc
traternul regard for his memory, the members o
this Ledge will wear the usual badge Of mourn
lng lor the space Of thirty days.
Resolred That the members of this Lodge
deeply sympathise with his afflicted widow an
! relatives in their bereavement, and while Il ha
! fallen to their lot to mourn the loss Of a kind an
afectIonate husband and tender father, ii
ours 10 lament that of worthy brother, who's
memory we revere, aud whose death we now de
plore.
Resoired That a committee of three be aT
pointed TO wait upon The widow, with copy {
these resolutions, aud that they be published
the newspapers at Columbus.
BY order Of the Lodge
GRAHAM McFARLANE, Soc'y.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

Grx H1RR,soN CONDEMNED BY HIS OWE ~ - ia
pnER.--Mr Dawson, the biogTaphe " o,s5F.l
H. Harrison, SAYS, that "therr are 'W' ,tar-.,oa
tiops lacking in the character oI oe' "a. lrosps.
which neither poverty, III honesty can tla1r nv, rrar
for. He wants the talent reGa'-ed '' p5"pes.igr 5"s
exercise of the powers vescd - ii'e ''t ,,,5.t-t
great nation; and he hos p'l..''t n .rner1'
which are repudaled BY Democtail 'bir NJ esa..
peopc, who alone can raise ban OF ''lH LIDS 'r
date 10 iha, dtgnifcd station Either o. .slisae
qualifications hckin- in him or any o'i9. & te
renders 4hem unfit Cor The office let ''e.' /. gp
"a paor ever SO rich, OF 50 honest; ai- = ses.s
hose alone that we woul ever opp1ss Y" n,wss
q, any man. Ii is true confines Mr .;,oa.
i've wrote the Biography OF Gen 4ia'''1 NJ y.
equally true tha, we defended hin i'ohi ~ IL y
ders of some ol ihJsc who nnw proiess ibs.
mos, ardent rriends-bu, It ,s equally ..o,sb r
I our immediate intercourse VITA nm Ns ia +
saw every ding was ariabe aid Aoa',1ii'os nsrcf
Ieuean0- and character W. never '',.a '.,,,eall
that superiority of agEi lhaj co'ad Feeoh..| ea,g
10 apy intelligent ulau IS q person - VT
I Pa Ileb's9 chI.E C..tr
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04
TIE pLEnGE.

Marlin Van Buren, IN has inaugural I'd.
dress, gars PLEDGE that no bill mt'rter-
ing ,Vrh siarsry in The District ct Columbia on
the States, should sr,r ,sesire his constitutional
sanction. Tbs should be made a TEST ours.
ZION by The slare-hoiding STATES. ySTilE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST WILL NE.
YER VOTE FOR ANY MAN AS PRESl.
DENT OF THE U. STATES, WHO WILL
NOT GIVE THIS SOLEMN PLEDGE.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

Should / BE- asked u there be no ,eay by trhieh
the GENERAL Go,EESMESr can aid The cause Of
E.M.4.NCIP.4110.N,I / anurer, u has long been
AN oBJEcT Mar nv HEsRr, 10 see The WHOLE
SURPLUS REYE.NUE appropriated to that OBJ
jtct." WILLIAM H. HARRISON,
Wig candidate for the Pre,ifcncy.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

The election OF directors by the stockholders
of the Mississippi Union Bank. took place on
the 23d ultimo, The following gentlemen were
elected T. Kennedy Of Carroll, W. c. Dsmoss
OF H'uds, Mr. Elliott OF Neshoba, B. Barnes of
Copah, John A Gnnbal of Hinds, r. NJ, WI.
hanson OF Madison, j b. Morgan Of Iluds,
jesse Perkins Of Madison. IT, five last named
gentlemen were members Of 3, ui, trs.I
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04
TILE TRI.EISSIF-

Shall ours be a GOVER.N.NE.NT or TIE
BANKS or a GOFER.N.HE-NT or THE
PEOPLE? Shall ace hare CoNSTi1U TloN-
AL TREASURY, or an UNCoSSTITUTlON-
AL NATIONAL BANK, Shah ,re have a CoN-
srIrurIoEAL CuRRENcV oF GOLD and SILVER
or one Of IRREDEE.nfBLE Paper Shall
nee hre under the despottm Of MoSEYEp ARis-
rocRAcY. or under The safeguards Of n FREE
CONSTITUTION Washington Chf1u.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

In ho appendix to Mr. nyuun.'s excellent
speech, lately delivered in Congress on the sub.
iect Of Abolition, We find the following extract
from an address of Gen Harrison to the people
of Ohio
=! have thus, fcllov-caens, endeayored to
explain to you the principles upon which our T.
Mon IS formed, recommend TO you, however
the Proclamation Of the President Of the United
States, issued Oh the tenth of December last
and the speeches Of Mr. Webster, delivered IN the
Senate of the United States AT the last session of
Congress in answer to The Arguments of Mr. Cal
houn, as containing the most eloquent and saIs-
factory exposition Of those pincipes'thnt have re.
Gently bcen published BY ISSUING that Proca-
nation, think General jackson has rendered a
service 10 his county of greater magnitude than
his splendid ylcloty at New Orleans.
Now We put II to the State rights men here.
the Wing nuliihers-not the miserable sctbblor
whom they have employed to conduct the federal
paper at Tits place. lie has not sense enough
| to understand the term Estate rights ;" but We
put It to the intelligent portion OF the opposition
here, who left Gen Jackson's administration OF
account of his celebrated proclamation, how thel
can support man who entcttnlns such sentiments
as the above! Gen. II. not only approves Of h
Proclamation, but he approves Of 1t IN the sens
in which 1t WAS understood by MIR Webster, an
without the exposition which was subsequent
gwen Of !, in the Washington Globe, as it is no,
known upon the authority Of GenJ ackson himself
Yet some Of the nuliers here, We understand
say that they will vote for Harrison! In dom
so they viii clearly abandon principle for tn
sakasea party.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

The CoNrRAsT.-There is probably nothing
IN the world more fertile than Federal prophecies
Extracting sunbeams from cucumbers is some.
tunes called the height Of The ridiculous, we
think that Federal yatlcnatlon is infinitely more
absurd. The regular periodical fit is now on the
party, and the way they do rally all the States in
the Union under their pelticoat banner is ab,o.
lutcly peirIlylne. We know dozen apparently
sensible men of that party who viii bet their
heads, with the most provoking nonchalance,
against foot ball. that General Harrison will o.
ven carry Alabama. The wager fortunately is
not very unequal, else decapltation would spoil
some very tolerabe Federal physiognomes. Vii.
glnia is appropriated to Abolition without even
"lhank you;" $4,000 is the least majority they
will accept ~ Ohio; and New York is to be car.
ried by accamaIion. Now, it would be setting
a bad example for US to practice what our federal
friends run so far "lnto the ground" but not be.
| ing aware that they can exhibit any exclusive
claim to the gift of prophesy, we shall take the
liberty Of saying one word on The States above
mentioned.
Respecting Virginia we are assured BY one
| Mr.. Rjtchie) whose information on this SUBJECT
is as great as any mans in that State, that some
Of the most Federal counties of the Old Domin.
ION will spurn the Harrisburg nomination and its
Abolition influence with Indignation. Who is SO
lmbeclle as to expect that the high. minded CHI.
zens OF Virginia, will submit 10 "petucoat" gov.
| erNmeuR
In Pennsy yanIa, the calculations of our oppo
nents rest solely on the hopes of division a.
mong the Democrats, OF course this hope is a,
"baseess as the Fabric of vision" That part,
has already sacrificed too much to principle t,
: differ On unlmportant matters on tbs eve of
great election.
In New York, we can throw into the ranks O
Federalism every one Of the ubolonlsts, am
then beat them five or ten thousand MAJORITY
The spirit Of Democracy is up thorugh the en-
tire Stale aud the yeomanry of the country ar
enthusiastic in their assurance of success
In the south, there Is not one State that can b
' given TO Gen. Harrison. In the South. Yves
a even Kentucky is staggering beneath the weigh
j Of the decrepd old man who been has hoSted upo
f its shoulders. Clay was their choice, and
have him thrown aside to appease the base spir
of annuclsm is thought Of with nothing exceI
disgust and loathing.
=, One great error in the Federal calculations ar
ID ses from the following fact; they imagine tn
- they are every day making new recruits, when
tru,h they are only shouting over the few who II
- turn TO their ranks from that large number tn
Is revolled on hearing Of the Harrisburg nomin
Sc ton. Out of probably zen thousand who ae
E. the track after that occasi1G, not one lhousai
will return to 1t land yet this one thousaI
j., IS called asreat aud Increasing majority.
Mobile Register.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04
GRAHAM McFARLANE, Soc'y

The Spri, Of The times comes to us THE week
irclghlcd with more than It's ordinary cargo OF inter
eslmg matter relating to the Sporting world The
Editor by the way great wag, says;
Ia the coming year we trust To 90 the pace"
ike nothing but good one, and confidently pledge
ourselves neither To bolt like Oh White nose, .
at the touch Of the spur from rivals, nor "tly The
track at the solicitation OF distant friends The
"Spri' has ever been our hobby--one Of our
own breeding as well as tralnng--and having now
acquired a firm seat aud sure hand, with thorough
acquaintance wlth his temper, and how 10 gel the
GO along out OF him, we entertain no fear OF being
well placed a, the finish OF this heat, without a taste
of Steel or catgut. Though an aged nag, he is
sound as yr. old, packs his weight ike Old f.
chpse, promises TO train on, and has as fine turr
Of speed as Argyle a. the same age
We commend the Spirit 10 the patronage of al
Turf gentleman as well worthy Of support.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04
i't7 The Democrat.
4 CARD.

pronounce the whole cf the letter published
in the columbus Democrat" Gom jackson, in
relation to DR. llagan and myself, to be false IN
every material particular; and the writer to have
been influenced by the meanest and most con
teppuuIe motives which ever influenced human
action. The Mississippi public are already in
possession Of the truth IN relation TO the difficulty
alluded to, through the members Of the LegIsla-
turc, VINO were cognlzant Of all the facts referred
to in the letter. 1t ould be worse than folly IN me
to give detailed reiutatioh of them lor the benefit
Of the distant public for whom the letter seems to
be intended, and who are not interested in the de-
tail. Its effect will be csuneracted by the pub
llcallon through the same medium of this my
most unqualified contradiction.
w G. KENDALL.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

The Mississippian says that il is rumored that
during the absence OF the President OF ths Union
Bank, the Directory discounted the notes of each
other 10 large amount "onc, il is said, rot
$4,000, another Sis, GOO, another $4,000, and
SO on to the end Of tie chaper,'
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04
~ Pnrly.

= When Mr. Van Buren,, 10 1887, suggested the
propncty of a general Bankrupt law, the wings
decamed against him in no measured terms for
such accommodation, What viii thcy say now,
that Mr Webster has submitted the project of
such law IN the Onitcd States Senate? VIII
hey dcnounce iher great eypounderl' We
shall see. The truth Is, many Of the wings OBJ
leccd to such law merely because II was re-.
commended by Mr. Van Buren. Whatever he
does, or recommends, IS wrong; whatever course
their leaders pursue IS the right one. II Mr.
Clay was tomorrow TO come out in favor of the
Independent Treasury, they would Instant,
"Wheel abou' and turn about" and become gooe
suhlreasufy rren.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

N ....s-a7. 5y A5sa \ Van IIosen can be had
a. ,.., siif.s e., the reduced pr.ee Of s.. Those
WISHING aa1.ss sd, DO well 10 make early ap-.l-
cation.
Wec'P rae following graphic sksiea from 'ae
Sra, ai yae Times" and deem Il an excellent
sat.re urou SOME OF our M,ssi,s.rp. tema-agues.
Lrgl,l,rlvE ELoQrISlE.-The follow .ug
feuort oi a speech made before the Tennessee
Lepi,.a,urp, b. Col J. VI. IL, az representa-
i've rom Knox County, has been iurnised u, by
a gallant q! !icer iu The Army, Nho assures Us o!u
genuneness -
Feagir sih=sns II didn't come here to make
speech at this time, bul only Iest to eA,ngul,h
myself as d candidate. Gentlemen, ! am ihe
floating candidate for the superfluous district, and
/ | only want to make a few remarks at tins time
/ \ good many Of You, gentlemen, has never seen
me before, aud | merely want to state my views
/ upon the question, to he agltaled. Gentlemen,
/ | was born n the county OF Sullivan, and ioacht
/ up in Knox, without paranlage, and # Il hadn't
/ been for the goodness Of God aud several 9th
/ er gentlemen, who tuck me when an orphan bCy
at ? years of age, and gin me an education, |
| mlgh, have been as ignorant as the common peO-
pie, or you, gentlemen. Gentlemen, my father
was patriarch Of the Revolution, and am a
patriarch. Gentlemen, my father stained the
walls Of America with his blood, aud when Gen.
jackson killed the Indians at Orleans waded
up to my knees in mud Gentlemen, | am op
posed to Modification. Gentlemen, woulr
rather be gaypot slave Than for to be Nul
lfer. Gentlemen, haint got time 10 give yol
my views nov, and will call upon you again II
few days, but gentlemen there, IS set OF Biz
Bugs here who are IA tryin to put me down, bu
gentlemen defy 'em. Gentlemen, ! have al
ways been for liberty, independence and glory
Genllemch, hope 10 be delivered out of III,
hands Of my enemies as Moses was delvcre
out Of the hands Of the buIlrushes. Gentleme
come over across the Square, and take some
thing, and we'll get Better acquainted
lIuuah for Col II -, d-n my eyes
but he's the chap after all all" lIuurah for Col
H, whoop he !"
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04
For President.
ARTlN VAN BUREN.
Election tn lS10.

roR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT ASp ,icE PRESIDENT.
ROGER BARTON, Of Marshall County,
JOHN A. QulTMAN, Of adams
CHAPMAN LEVY, .litala
JOSEPH A. MARSHALL, Of Kemper
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

ADVICE 10 Men IN DEDT.-Ascelan tie
whole state Of your affairs. Learn exactly hs
much you owe. BE not guilty Of decfIvnsyou
self. You may thus awaken suspIcIons Of d.
honesty, when your intentions were otherwise
Deliberately and fully make up your mnd Ga
come what wall, you practice no conceaImf'
trick which might have the appearance Of Iaaa
0peuaess and candor command respect among
all good men.
Remember that no man IS completely uac
among men, until his character ls gone
Never consent to hold as your own one laTa'
ing which richly belongs to Others.
As you are at present IN c"cuns'aO'" D
great trial, and as many eyes are upon YOU @.
nothing rashly If you need advice, consult oa
" few. Let them be dlsjnteresled persons
the mos, established reputation.
Beware Of feelings Of dependency tive h
Mace for an hour 10 useless and eneTyalIDg u'
lanchoy. Be "a man.
Reduce your expenditures TO the lowest amoa
care not to igure as others around YOU
Induslrousy pursue such lawful and noH5
| ats of industry as are left TO you. An h0D
industry will do more to beget cheeItulnes' 81
press evil rumors, and retrieve your affairs "
a months moaning.
If you must stop business, do II soon tno4
to avoid the Just charge of an attempt to O'o
you unsuspectng friends.
Learn from present difficulties the ulle' y y'-
of all earthly things.--TaichmaH q A' 20"
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

CoSGREss-We have no late news Of much inter-
est from Washington. At our latest date the 18th
uIt the House Of Representatives was engaged in
discussing the Treasury note bill. Several angry
speeches had been made, and much steam let of,
but no definite oc,,on upon the bill had been come
~.
In the Senate general bankrupt law is getting
to be the most important topic petitions
had been presented from New York and other
States in favor Of such measure. Mr. Lumpkln
q. Georgia, has introduced resolution, fixing day
10 May, for the adjournment Of Congress.
r-jj-ln justice to Mr. Kendall, we publish his
"Card." The letter to which he refers, came to
US from source which we thought entitled to all
credlt--he writer giving US his name, and as
sumjng the responsibility for the statements which
he nude
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

The explosion Of the fraud, attempted O' urO r.
vernon Of New jersey, in giving cer'lilcaN o.S
,ion To FIVE federal candidates, who had been ~.
ed by the people, is likely to be FOLLOWED oy aDob
affair of a similar kibd. The contested eIec'pu"
tween Mr.. Naylor and Mr.. lngersolI 10 '0e CO'45
of Philadelphia will probably be brought up !" H.,
decision OF Congress IN the course ol a E" aa
A commissioner, who had heen appointed
testimony on the spot, in relation to raudueHc
ceediugs, which have been charged upon wv 'l4t
ii indres, inspectors aud clerks who condueeI
section, began his operations on the 9TH Ins' ~
rnmstance oil rather an ominous nature was r~
dia,ely disclosed. Judge OF the election :"
spector and sheriff 5 deputy, all ardent w',s'
had made themselves very conspicuous al un = -,
we're summoned by the regular snppGha ,.s,.
,le;r testimony, declined To make their ape u,
and il is believed, never will appear II nS' n b
nrovrJ that the officers who held the et''O" on5 IA
Sprinr Garden dsnc, were never sWora has IL" btg
they kept no register Of votes al'o . :. -iie,
proycd that in five whie wards Of the W.. ,.,s.
Liberties, no less than l016 false "nes "e's N
No doubt is entertained by men o. ot p,,tnagh
lnrersolI viii be declared duly eleceI S' 'bs rnr
competitor hes occupied tie aea' Sa9' :, les
mencement o. the session Of Congress " ,r,,ns
| that lie election is void Mr.. Mayor "a
friends unhosi,analy say he ought % L t'' y lp,.
new election would afford signal ttlHa'PTi'; u PT;'s.
soil and HI, demo cratic irienJs.-.N' y ''''
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04
ToR GOVERNOR ELECTION IN lSil,
MICHAEL +. DEGRAFFENREiD,
Of H'iikinson County.

10 be submitted 10 the decision Of State Con.
rentiOn.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

TO We are authorized to announce the name Of
Major Nj. NJ. BRIcuAM, as candidate for The Of
flee Of Brigadier General, Of the 4,h Division, to
fill the vacancy Of Gen. Garter, resigned.
tt- We are authorized TO announce JANes NJ
Downs us n candidate for Treasurer Of State to il
the vacancy occasloned by The death OF Col, J. H.
Williams.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

Curious .qndgrdm.- The Buffalo Republican
gives the following; and wen stake our duke.
dom to n beggarly denier' on its iulhlmen,:
Shall Harrison be president, Answered hy
spelling the name backwards No Sivat -
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

GIVE are indebted 10 our representatives,
Messrs. Brown and Thompson, and to Gen.
Dromgooe of Virginia for several valuable public
documents
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

TINS BASEs-l, will be seen from an article ex.
t1cled lrom the MlssIssppan IN to-days paper, that
tae Union Bank has suspended payment on al It's
bills due. The Union paper is now at about 30 per
cent discount The Natchez Free Trader says ::
The Agricultural and Planters bank OF his city
refuse specie for all their bills Of ager deuomlna-
,ion tban $40. The Raj Road and Commercial
banks are redreming all their issues as they fall due.
Tie Commorcal bank Of this pIlce, we believe, will
stand firm, and pay all its notes in specie as they
mature.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

-J-We are s-raeazel TO say u-' -s ll'0.
Jassf Sru.Hr, u.I allre., the c.,zars oi ne
raaa.y Oh Monday 4ih .as;., at the Court House
We understand ,hat the General intends 10 De-
.euI as course The Democratic party pursued
daua- Idc pas, winter; Stouch upon other .lbJsci-
psruneu, thereto. We w.sh'a general Attendance
our country friends, as the subject matter wi.l be
highly interesting to that portion Of our community.
We are aware that some dissatisfaction exists as
TO the course Of the par,y we hal this as an
omen ola far, impartial discussion Of The merits
Of lhc measures We have ever contended for
We say to all, Wings aud Democrats, cast aside
party bias and meet--let reason assume he!
proper Influence, and the result will be such as
every patriot wlll cheer as the harbinge Of peace
and future prosperity to state that has within hei
soil the richest germs Of wealth.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

DlsiNTERESTED COMPLIMENT TO M1sStSSP-
ri MEMBERS IN CoNGREss.--The following is
an extract OF letter from Whig member in The
House of Representatives in Congress from The
" Empire State" to his friend IN the city of
Naichez, and pays dislneres,ed compliment to
Messrs. Brown and Thompson hom our State in
the same body the date Of The letter is March
2ud, lS40
-" have not The pleasure Of very par.
tlcular personal acquaintance with either OF your
representatives bat from wha, little have seen
Of them, infer them both to be gentlemen of de-
cided chrerasss They are attentive to their du.
ties in the House and although almost always
vote differently from them, have no doubt but
they Ken the interests Of their constituents, al
least as sincerely as ken mine.
They are modest, retiring men Of good busl.
ness qualifications and Just the kind of material
to become popular with those with whom they are
associated useful to the their constitutes and to
their counlry--of sound discretion, discrimina.
ting and inhexbIe judgements. they seem tc
| prefer the old fashioned, bul lately mel much
beaten, track of practical action TO the intangible
bos.etous ocean Of debate, wherein your humbl,
servant'loes not disagree with them"
he Editor of the New Albany Argus says
"the Louisville Advertiser Of the 9th nstnnt
asks the Cmcinnath papers why they do not con
tradict the charge that General Harrison wa
some years since, member Of an Abolition SO
cieiy (! We repeat, 1hy DO lhey mott
Answer for the hes'reason in the world-Be
cause they dare not 49, Editor Ciueiuram 4lrs,
! ppd Iawyiqi
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

20 We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
NEEp as candidate for the office Of State Treas
rer at the special eleetlon 10 I'LL the vacancy oc
cacasoned by the death Of Col JAMES q. VII
Columbus Democrat., 1840-04-04

yoR AN ISpErESprSr TREASURY AGAINST EA.
TioNAL BANK.