Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
HARRISON'S BLACK.C0CKADE II
ERALISM.

ERALISM,
Beyond all doubt or cayil It has aIsah i.
established by unlmpeached and unImoe,s,,
testimony that Gen. Harrison supported h h
mInlstrallon Of Old John Adams and vw h
Black Cockade as the Distinguishing badr, A
Federal party. So PLAN and cohcu.ive Ma
idence already before the public, that i il qv
'ly necessary to summon any more witnesses
but VIC cannot refrain from adding to The ID
atidavits the following which We dnd 10 The Gs
latin Union:
TYREE's SPRINGS, Sumner comy
August %, ISL
hereby certify that as Sheriff was arrntx
court at Harrodsburg in Kentucky, and savGa
William Henry Harrison, the present Nhsn
dldate for President OF the United States, CON
into that town in company with Mr. IlunArf
Marshall, then lately elected TO Congress, bod
wearing black cockades in ther hats. This h
ing a new thing 10 me inquired of Genenlta
Major Adair what was the meaning Of lhOsba
yes, and learned from him that black cOal
was the badge Of the Federal patty
EDMUND TURPIN
We certify that any statement made by ati
boye named Edmund TurpIn IS entirely VOC
of belief. His veracty We have ever befe'a'
unimpeachable He has resided here loTnH
years, and has ever had the respect and c''t
dence of all his acqaalntanCes.
ANDREW McGLOTHLlN VOik
Of Sdmner cOuts
Ang. 2e. ls4o. II. NJ. CRlM
All who know The Rev. II. NJ. ChtR W.
not hesitate TO have confidence IN Mr luPa'
ayerment--eyen If they are nnacqualnIedSA".
T. and Mr.. McGolhlin, both Of whom are H'aS
truth. Nashville Union.
Read the following extract from GeOI8e w
DUTIES Speech delivered at AbbcE'IIf' Oh "
fourth of July hast
Upon the Presidential question, as 10 'N%,
merely he was Indifferent, however rItaH
might suppose them 10 differ in ablhly-OT Ts w.
Ing upon them as the representatives ., ''~ ~
parties and interests, be could not doubt W y
priety of The Soulh's supporting Mr. Val, pT w.
He had thought III of Mr. Van Buren, O' y \
never been more disappointed BY any T'' ',
by him since his election. 10 Mr. van Du'I.
one could impule non-commIi'aI DIS cVu" ',s
been open, firm, and favorable to our ns'''~
he had always been Of the republican parry n
sed as now by the lederalIsts, aud De se''''
be fairly acting up TO his professions ,.,,
:" General Harrison was the representa-, ~,
the money influence known to be supe'a "a
aud imbecile, but SET up by those VINO WV '',a
him for their purposes, and sustained y ~
nv and boast, addressed to the lowes u, /,
made by designing arlstocrats, peer Ual,
log rablus, but no declaration OF ptInc'Prrat "a. i
examined and con,rasled the ca'ms o. " ~,
candidates TO the favor Of the South anu ss :
ded by expressing in the strongest .e'a .h.m 3
Prise and astonishment that any oou'p,.
with republican principles, should oss' h. q
moment in givlRg 10 Mr. Van Due"'
jealous and CORDIAL support"
STATE OF 1RADE.--We are sony h.r-
cannot report more lavorably as Tega'O' .m,j
oflhe town. The same. or nearly nv 'S ",r,
ness as we have before complained VI .1r,oa
all our commercial affairs, he ie'p T,l,to
The Commercial Bank has tended !. nm l,,r
establish confidence but as REGARDS s,.;o,.
transactions the times are sadly ou' % J ~G,,
Birmingha'' -das'' n,
The above extract is from the as' h" s \
pers. and shows,h business IS s'ag'a" .,.od
as well as here. Yet the Opposition p'e' n
| the measures Of the Administration ca nsi
/ Do they cause II also 10 Europe p Pa,
teal truth il, evertfadIng and oyet"a1 IN,
/ and here have caused an inevitable 80 e., ,bs
Tho Administration has checked Ia'N'
| creased Ibs difficulty. -EElra Gl00'
TeslinOny Of one Of HSrrt'ons o0' M,
II-o g. A.. ploaeant OHIO, puv'