Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-03

b. more asf.HF employed ra tte ln.c,ua. la-
-rvmsai ct 'le county. Uy road, 7ol caui'~ F.
=a ta i.r support -at yreuuI s.tmeni 81 d1mes f.
o. mann sc.uTe~' Iac yeas aud NAYS beng emil. 4
q, HARRISON VOTED ,a idt affirmative D.. On
motion Of M HARRISON. Resolved. that oar Sc. .
majors Up CanErrss De instructed. and our repre-.
ssu'atyes requested % use thcir cveruaus Is rrr-
cure the passage o, Laws embracing Tie pI,u,.-
pies Recommended % The .grggoug resolution
The opinions ol Gtugrs Hlr|>og SO sn -ortra-
delary, As a. the expsijeucy or constitutions DO, cr
national BANK, that hts own political friends are al
T .au{ On these points a MANY i.t States.
II 1922, IN gler 90 the editors o'tte lagl,ror
a paper published az Cincinnati be- ssvs
believe thatihe charter gwen 90 he Bank of
+ iif United SIsiss was unconstitutional icing
net oue o those means necessary 10 carry an- OF hr
eNPre>Sy granted powers iuto effect; and whilst ms
I votes 10 Congress VII show that trM fakc anu
constitutional means % rrc0ks The charter, my vote,
+ 20 the Sale Legislature Wi equally shaw thait am
I opposed Ga those which are Unconstitutional or yIa-
eai, ard Witch viii bring rs into collision ~ .fh ilt
+ beaeraI Government Afterwards in his letter COB
+ ShgHod Williams, u 1886 De Say>. ~ elected 90
ne ogtee q President, and were clearly ascertain.
ed mat Tie pubic interest la relation 10 tie coltr-
! iion and disbursement OF The public revenue, Uuut
materially Suiier Without one, and there were unc-
WON'T SION n r,,- = ~. H w. rs
In Virginia. the who's s,,,,,,, a., H., md.
the ground that he Us opposed to 4 .Nrfiagal BANK
~ MISSES pp they support him htc1use De Is ip
fa'o' q oanh. We leave it with those who feel
f,,r,, 80 y" U'' 'Foo"> OF ing Uentfa, 10
me snl 80, ,, = ''' "'u 's'S' ''NN ''
oilN"'NS or MARTIN VAN buren,,
During the last Presidential ronjpsf pver, vrbfr
newspaper ana every wing politician throughout
the county, denounced Mr. Van Buren, for what
laey SheTihgty termed h,s hoa coHHll tIhyp.--
lnIS charge, VNc NE standing army, The booa
case and olherv.e carnations Of the Executive
committee during THIS compago,) has vanished
oe.o'e '.e 'lsll VI eN ''A'ence ana truth nat
suo's e'uHoS" Oh i',o sore 81 10" communism
" ,'o e''''''l'''D' vi ,'e 'gSGthcy no" present
ioO ~ '''' 'e'o 0Jo3'"s o'HHu a conhdeudu
.'''',''S NIUE oo" lho 'eNueo
iT''! '''u 'o'' ''>l aN"W'uS nl'
w.. "'' S''l,1'' 'fo" WIN" MS 'e'
- '''' "'o'Su' ''"P'i !" 'n'e7roSa''
mn wy I''"o' V'u"uc =" 'no |'e"eeHce ano
- ,''S 0o""'' "o"' vac o''e' ieatesHi\
teas ~ "o'"' VIC ua'e Hol uUey senumen
l"' ,'N PuoHV eye against atolioh's's' the oIhe
Pioe'i.ns '"tnl III 'Ie lace OF lhe nation, dlSlur
, Oets o' u'e generations OF Congress, aud OF the
: Ie'o"o'S s"oS'S'ng between The saye'ho'dmg anC
} Tue hoh.s'a'e9oiaihg states. One desires an.
expects 'ne ad OF the fanatics, the other ropudIae
'"e iu'n'eSS iocuon ana deems 1t unworthy o
, ,rG WV" o'."er o' '3e great pouca par
sos : '''' We nave Lio' placed Mr. yam BureI
~ 'o'59 PoS"'o"' ~ ''ie contrast we nave >town
~ s,a'' Ilo.I'o " prove oy submitting lev
ron '"e many 'eicfs ne hos addressed tt
10 WV" 'o'''@e"S on 'i'e great questions TIA
: now O8'a'e ''e Poolc MIND.
y" ''le spDiec' o. ABOLITION Me- van Bnre'
nus gwen lile most iulI ana satisfactory assurance
! - .''o 0outn IA his Ieller 70 JuhWS AIMS an'
7 o'iic's o. me ON o. march, 1876, he says
/ u prefer that not only YOU but, MI tho pcopa
: ofthe United States, should now understand thu
? if the desire Of that portion Of them which IS f,
: yorable to my elevation to the Chief MoglStrac
i should be gralifed, must 20 INFO tie ProsiJen
e tia chair the hRerjie and uncompromising op
{ ponent Of any attempt, on the part Of Congress /,
j abolish slavery nlhe District ofCoIumba, apans
the wishes Of the sayehoding States; and ais,
, with tie determination, c7uaiy decidcd, to ress
e the slightest Interference with the subject IN In,
/ States where it exists"
r This pledge he reHeracs in his letter to A. w
2 Mebane ard others, of the 10th Of June, $40, as
2 will be seen from the following extract:
: jimmy letter to Junus AIMS aid others, ofth,
> 9th Of March, 1896, stated it to be my dcboral,
aud well considered opinion that there are obiec
tons to the abolition Of slavery by Congress il
+. the District of Columbia, against the wishes o
-. the sayeholdmg states as imperative in their ma
ture and obligations IN regulating the conduct o
! public men, as the most papabIe want Of consti
5 tutonal power would be- and that preferred tina
, all the people Of the United States should under
stand TIM, if elected, must 90 into the presIden
taI chair the innexjbIe and uncomproms.ng Cd
ponent Of any attempt on the part OF couqres, /,
! do SO, and with determination, equally decide,
to resist the slightest Interference with the suboc