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


AnohlHnisls va immedsial - Is ssc-
not quite 50 inyu.aeraAe o,. ICE 'ts,v
heretofore Pretended, AMI ~, t''.' asa.
sustained hy the south. n. ''ie es,ss.
S S son ana having once o-me5 a, "a, pa NJ
Sy s, 0alnofohs' Tor saa.e ey5i-s,.' q
IS de0,af1iions ior he H-ivu'e eve p 2; O..
he satisfied, they NIL contend le- !. s1a lte'
not complied with they Will thrs NJ 's., q
"h'eh might rum the prtsnesl. ~ Y a.
expectancy whish woyid ney,r 4, Ne
theY abolish slavery in The Dist, y i'ar
and then We shall be told lh,, W. $50 0a..-,,,
oil 'hem' Now this is ali thew 81, 80 1''e = q
achieve That much halt Their 6,nJa !. - oi,s
may Then show their colours 50 sat
lhey gel Fhsld-iiy In ConpreS, ~. - 3.
thelr designs further, and nassa ba ,', M
very IN The States. and Gen U,-.,'a.Ooe.Ahsg 1
not 10 rcto that bW know IN, Pe;e
, ,ne very uIllInSium OF what nigh, /, H.. -
'nok 81 the reckless course Of his pgr,5 s.' We
do not leel Il prudent TO imagine orr ~ ~ ya
any Expectations Of any kind. Gsn FL . sc "a
one Of his late speeches gave aWsy Il. illairss
OF security which the south had IN Il. eN ''ss
election, when he declared lhatts NV % e'sA o.
BILL PASSED BY A MAJORITY. ny - 'ii'
CONGRESS. This is a subject. | ,b Nv AoJsu
iRportance 10 us than any other c. \, p sfs
doubtful, if he i, not full grown AboI1a ''iai
other hand Mr. Van Buren, has over 80 ,na
declared that This is u subject OYER Nh W. " e.
has M control We OF the South Nan, ,,,' O'sts
on this subject, firm enough ,o re., ~. mart
with comprehension sufficient 10 snl,s - "a
event VIII any man pretend 10 say NJ re- ~
have such man in Gen. Harrison! X. H. ~al
any who viii doubt but we have srb !, @'V
ready IN Martin Van Buren, 10 sl,,,. " at ge q
would be TO combat truth with error a., p.'s
10 prove conciusIvely that this suher, (,
made the matter Tor calculating on, s,,s.' ga
foreign nations, | will give an eyt,,,, ~
UNITED SERVICE journal of MAY og T FIT
nal is the official organ OF the Army AMI NJ ~
partments OF Great Britain "Anouc,, a, q
dangers 10 which the American Rpnnbr,
ways be exposed in a war with Great Rrr.s
the least is that Of split among tbem,.I..
consequent break up OF their Federal Upso n.
slave question IS q wedge strong enough \ 4.
This al any time, but we could emnoy ono,ls,,..
" as powerful This extracti il come NV.
on US would be sufficient in ordinary tmss,o..
our watchiulness But unfortunarly a, M
do not come singy for the foreign papen a., ~
ing with such paragraphs, and we o,ss ,6.s !.
unnolced, because every one IS doing nj, p.s,-s
Tor his av0rlle candidate. But this Alan. !. IA
sufficient To make us pause in our cateerof r. ],
Subreasury, aud see whether the oufSoy I, !,
one OF more vital importance to M linn B,,g II
Sub-TrcasurY, Tariff or Anli-Tarr M NM
weigh well the opinions, expressed og, a
Martin Van Buren, and General Hrrso9. d /,
subject of slavery, and see Which accords hc.t
our own views on that subject, 70. The day N
far distant, when | much lear IFS cansi1erljs.
be forced upon us by the muskel TIA lie scps
knife. hope that have said enough on Ms I'm
10 satisfy the doubling, to arouse The eaeignc 4
anSuspecting, and 10 urge The firm Democns i
stand by their Iavorlte candidate. They can bas
at least that MI Van Buren, is fce from any talr|
hemish OF this darkest of all political SINS AbuBbs
Though independent Of all this tiel Harrison !.
TARIyF man, II was he who was wiling 10 s, q,
streets OF Norfolk and Charleston grow green vii
grass before he was willing 10 abandon he bc,s1
Tariff Of 1898 for which he had voted 'ras u
been called the bill Of denominations BY the laa
and was the rock ON which the ship Of Ssh can.
well nigh slranding in lS33,and YET we Gul @g0s
men joining lou1est in his praise. In their usa
have We not mnch reason to suspect either st'
motives or their sincseiiy' for one, ranna pss
bly, reconcile TO myself to the great Union, Vas
they have made. 10 see Tariff men, Fc1tEehs
the old school, Bank men, AboIlonists and SeuA
ern NuliGers, lying down in the same 6H IS @st
thing more than for one can comprehend Sr
may suppose that 90 too far when IscIat' Adv
tioniSis in ,he same fold with the olhers-t So %
let them look to the names on the Wing EEr1
tive Committee at Washington where VII be d18
the name Of John NJ. Bolts, side by side with li'a
,''nln G. Clark, Truman Smith, and Ie'erelS.@
stoh lGthere is not the "white and the rcd M
then ciii give, up the whole mater Bu DE-
rambling from, the subject now ScIorew ! N'
here onIy give an eSuact from The JOiFn's% ~ y,
State of Ohio, to show th't this support OIL la' i'a
OF '2s ON the part Of Gen. liz, FSon was ,a' I,
Resolved, by the General 4tsSssnp9 y ~. -
State Of Ohio, That in their opnlor We p''' I
pecuniury embarrassments of the country ''T =
a great degree, caused by want Of e0cou'g'n'I,
and protection to domestic manufactures @
that good policy requires thai such mOdIhca''p s
of the tariff, on imported articles DO lnIneO'a'!
made, as will stop that lnundailon Of oFesA y, =
chandize which has destroyed or susPPend'' =
operations Of the greater part of the manul'c'u''
embellishments Of the United States"
There then is resolution reported 70 NV -.
ale of the State Of Ohio, by Gen. Harrison wv y,
self, which think will settle his Tariii views"
yond the power of cavIl, might pursue ''',' II
lect much further but the two examples cue.
think will DO amply sufficient to Tx ne 'pas .,
Gen, Harrison, is in favor OF internal i'Pg y.
ments by the General Government, ana 'D'' ".
trnc cannot be subscribed TO by sou'hsI' y.
yet we find them supporting HIM i DIS '"'s.a !.
is proven beyond doubt by the following 'so' !,
introduced at The same time, Inc OO'
quoted was, t..
Resolred, That in the present 'lals . I
mary embarrassment amongst the people, ny !,
preparation OF money or lands when 'o's,'.
may think proper TO make for the lmpTo'''A',
the country by The construction OF Toaas ''a !,
nals,and Tor the encouragement ct American =
ufactures, wuoId have a great tendency 10 i''.
that embarrassment and promote the stpik
fare Of The nuti1n."
This indepcHden, ofhis many dreA ''l'' ]. y.
Senator in Congress, will be anPiy 'oh.
for my purpose. The others could 'f fI.-, 4.
but il would swell this communication 70 = +
sual length.
might 20 on and take up sentence uPVn \