Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

NalOudi EXecutNe. be doctrines acNocaitd
+ BY the Democratic HarN are those ~h,ch he al
tie base OF u. lie .as,a.uu4., AID tn"Den ''"'
may be ie..forar,,N bscicu3t,, th.I u.t,uatr co.,
Uuph - cc,iata. Nome ale more hsouugb'N
convinced than Ilr Fed-ral leaders the n>el,r>,
OF toe SANDY iounds,ou upon Nhch their supci-
s,ructur, Is reared. Hence there Is nothing lhey
50 much dread as tn potency OF VIII directed
/ Truth. her constant eft It's. therefore, wall be
/ gwen 60 draw awey Republicans from The ai'o-
e.ty OF tao>e principles which form the dividing
! lGe between Democracy and Federalism AnN-
Ious tie useNvs To Iepose upon the ituscls thrN
/ have acquired m this con'es', they val SuWe 20
/ luii Iheu oppr3eu,s into passive Rcqu'csoence
| 40 their measures, BY informing them ol the an
pracsdbrl.ty OF keeping up CONTINUED contest
Of The necessity OF ab>imning lor a season hom
the turmoil OF politics oil The unpapulauy Of
/ Democrats measures, as indicated m the cut
| tlht, campa,gu--aud OF the irute~sness OF FUR
lher ,tiu,l, II the Cause sl equal nights and cou-
sutullouAl Itlom.
Nor will these sinister couusels proceed alone
from the bps of the open and uhd,sgulsed adNo-
Gates OF the Federal policy. The panders 10 those
corporations, whose Interests may be supposed
| to have been presently oI prospeciNely affected
| by the measures proposed during the adnnlsta.
tons Of jackson and Van Buren, the umld and
tIme-serving politicians who have their own per.
sonal aggrandIZement, rather than the FREEDOM.
nance OF true Democratic principles, al beat
viii Jon IN the cessation of hostltles, ana for the
uSheIlng IN of millennium IN Which We shall ali be
FedelaIiss and Democrats together--~hen the
credit system" shall again shine forth IN all the
beauty of pusnatIc radiance, the "bow OF pro.
mise" to the borrowing world and when he who
shall be able to gather TO himself the largest
share of the labors OF others without any cores
pondlng eXenion of his own, shall be hailed as
among the purest OF patriots and the ~lsest OF
men. 1t is against the recurrence OF such Il
state Of things, aud OF the Vaccinations Of those
whose interest II is TO produce It, that We would
particularly warn our Democratic friends.
The present is emphaucally an ausplcous time
to raise The fallen standard OF Jefferson an Demo.
rracy. Our principles will be none the worse
ip, beng tempered IN the lire OF adversely, bul
the day OF Their triumph cannot be long delayed.
Let US look at New Hampshire and take cour-
age. Amid every blast oil the Federal tempest
she has stood firm. The Establishments which
have drawn other States into a sacrifice Of her
| uHlll al titJ nave uttH sNdllpWtu
IN he FedereI vortex, she has steadily resisted,
and she now holds, AS she has ever done,a proud
preemnence amongst her Democratic sisters
Our own Herkmer, is another case IN point
She too has seadias,ly commended for tie pure
lath and she has been rewarded by peace
within her borders nnd fame abr DAD, Of which
she has just reason 10 be proud Nor does the
Democratic fire burn less purel y aud bdghtly a.
midst the mechanics and working men OF on,
s,.o. oouInv,,id metropolis. ln,trad OF IN,
objurgatlon 100 frequently aud thoughtlrs,Iy hea
ped upon them, they deserve The thanks oI every
we'll wsher TO the Democratic cause lor the fer
vor with which the grea' body OF them have man
tanned the principles OF equal right, aad conrn
dtd against SPECIAL and unequal Legislation
IL the Democracy Of the State aud Union Will
but emulate the examples TO which We have ad
verted brlefwiIl be The period before Federalism
vii topple from lis present elevation, aud SINK
to depth more profound han thai winch ,o,low.
/ ga H, overthrow lud-t IS .,"oed'a,- auspices
''le .reaI ! o,ar ii Anet,aa DtinoeE,y