Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09

One ofthe editors has been absent marry
nor and has not returned, and the other laned n,
HIMSELF SO badly in assisting to unload the logs
or our cabin from keelboat as not - pe ayio "
o situp. This must be our excuse ioi sne n
small quantity of original malter II 19IGaso 70
per. Fac6So ~ 49, orc K
The causes are good!-the EXCUSES an IN :.
good!---and may good luck aeteiiu yoo =
things, good friends! Z
frATThe last Democrat has mounted on
block in one offs columns the representa-
lion SC a man offered for sale, as an Indl-
cation we suppose that the editor, can DC I.
BOUGHT. He may keep himself out OF the
market. for no one will be foud fool enough {
to give even a dead skunk for him. VINO
does he suppose would purchase a carcasc
so loathesome!
We give this week the conclusion OF
Waddy Thomsoa's letter to his consiltu-
ents. Read it attentIvely in connection
with the first part published last week.
The ALBANY Federal papers regard the
result of our election as wing triumph! |
How many such we ask will elect Harrl-
son? Or as paddy would say, "How ma
ny snow balls would boil a teaketllei
New Era
In reply to the first nterrogatory, we
only know how many such aoW elect him;
to the second. as many as it will take TO
make steac of all the locofocos in the
country, over a good hot Harrison-log-
cabin fire! which is now doing itswork to
admiration
1.-THE wings should ride into power by
means of such a low Device log-cabin d
hard cider the A mercan people will have
become proper subjects for the yoke of a
master and unfit to live under free gov
eminent. Democrat
Then you, will only be where, you have
long been,-but pray in what respect
would it differ from that state which
would exist should the locofocos maintain
power by lying, perjury, and corruption!
If the locofocos could coin gold and
silver as rapidly as they can coin lies, IN
the mint of falsehood! we should soon
have a specie currency. Do they inten d
the abundance ofthe one, shall supply the
E scarcity ofthe othera
A large meeting ofthe opponents Of
the present administration was held in
; this place on Saturday last, (see pro-
r ceedings in another place. to appoint
: delegates for this county, to attend the
a South Western Wing Convention t
: be held in the city of Nashville, Tenn
t on the 3rd Monday in August next
f One hundred delegates were appoint
ed.
f The meeting was addressed by Jas
+ t. Harrison Esq, with great eloquenc'
and for about two hours, which eliciteC
. immense applause. 1t is the first poliu
= ical speech we ever heard Mr.. Harri
son make. Always eloquent at the bar
he was more so on this occasion, hi
patriotism being fred with zeal whic
seemed to elicit response from ever
$ bosom. 1t is truly gratifying to Sc
S our talented young men, like Demos
D themes, coming TO the rescue of the re
C public, by raising their warning voic
l. with hearts Of fire and lungs of steel {
n gainst the encroachments of the usurr
d er.
h When Mr.. Harrison concluded
At Capt. Starke, after repeated calls frol
!. the audience arose, and, in his peculi;
., way, which never fails to have full e
- feet, electrified the assemble for halfa
i hour at the sore expense of the loco
! focos. His irony and wit was scathir
!, indeed, and his arguments sound an
~ logical, enforced with a boldness an
IN zeal, which told that the soldier coul
OF be statesman, or the statesman a so
IL der.
be If anything can satisfy the public fl
1g the loss ofthe services of the Hon. a
ur mos Kendall, it is that he is to edit ii
n extra Globe provided, it get sui
n. cient number of subscribers to warral
he the expense of his employment. I
II insure this, every Democrat, in Il
&c country should forward his name an
" his money.-Mobile Register.
no If there is anything that exceeds
ng audacity, the card of Amos publishe
nd IN tho EIobo - :; AZ; o,4;olo - i lror-c