Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

We have DE gfai t-.-ar l.. ue-rr- d rr.-
-rrtHg cur readers uIr P.e,ler. Il'.rs Veto
Assssss, sb.cn aas received ua Charleston ,e.-
t~,--y wta lhe E1s.sst H..i.tst.ua1 ct pleas
g-e, making he Cay q Ja..et. /, decides ba
h1uA que ston Oh Tour ears az least and We trust
lsFeSsr, ald h.Ie We had q gratefully Es an ac.
g. leNefance 20 tse people i.om lAe lominal,u
OF The conspiracy ofay.uce and F-rlsltc amb.-
Hou, we,cougrat-a,y NJ Iy.ty gsvu i. Is he
prouaes, az, o. hs political, DE; an act which, 90
ofsat eonsis.vaCs wIh lie oes, passages OF b.,
past career, sugars uobl, for ,hs future. We
thauk him Tor III, hrmn,ss with vi ca he mas met
undaun,ed an Unprecedented storm OF party men
ace, and assure hun mat the confidence m truth
ADD n the popular intelligence which has aimed
h,m against intimidation. VII, be tecipiscsled b,
the support OF Ihe people, who Ntll rally zsa,ously
round tie good Old ground OF the Constitution, on
which, slteI ilNe months oil rphemeral Whig as
eendsncy. the ENecuuye Of the Union is again
IS ab sasd.
la thus comforting blessing upon his country
Mr.. Tyler has but done justice TO himself. by
showing that, however Wliiing the Bank Wings
~sTe to eonsummae their fraud and imposture by
sacrificing his honor he could not lend hmset to
the CRIME: aud nothing can express more suoag-
~ bis oplnion Of the Clay clique than his dechra-
uon, that the course which they demanded Of hun,
after the pledges he had gwen, and the oathl be
lad sworn, all OF mAch were before them whom
| they selected HIM and elected hum as zee PresI.
| deaf would have surrendered "a clam to tae res
psct oi honorable men-al confidence on the
part OF the people--sl selfrespect, all regard
Tor moral and religious obligations, "a crime
VIII, "@ould justly subject hun le the rdicue
aad scorn OF all yIruous men.r
! Consistently with the principles Of this mes
sage Presdent Tyler can sanction no fiscal agent
which can be established for private aggrandze-
men and party cOrupton; none which can as
sumo for the government any but acknowledge
constitutional functions, ol delegate TO any agent.
oil the government powers which the government
does not itself possess. He eau sanction 10 is.
| cal agency, the LAW establishing which Will not be
confined IN It's operations to the legitimate bust
ness Of The treasury
! Nopatt of the Message is more admirable
| than It's contemptuous exposure OF the Il msy
chaIanIary of the! amendment Ii holds up the
| pallry lusgle 10 UNIVERSAL scorn. We envy john
Tyler The office oil thus putting the seal OF delsa
and disgrace upon their own selfish ends; and we
congratulate all tho Wing prudes and purltans
that the con uluuona contact beng maintained
there is no danger of the sancuty OF It's violations
being nulh6ed by repeal. The Coon is dead
and there is no danger OF the Democrats murder
'ng 1t. We shall not 20 for repeal now. Ohluo
and we congratulate the country that the necess
~ Tor that" JacobncaI measure" IS removed.
Let the Wings grin and bear IN silence, and there
will be no danger Of Rebellion and Civil War"
OuI ne'ghbor OF the Courier was prophet for
once, when he assured all parties Oh the 9th July
that they would find John Tyler Of the night siuG
Judging by the sample sent US yesterday we
like the stuff and hope there's whole piece of IT.:
but we rather think anolhel'Whig seer was out a
few weeks before, when be SAID i know John
Iylsr!" We rather think ho knows Too much Of
he Tyler too" by tins timo. We suggest to
Mr., Van Buren, 10 send wagon load of his cab.
bags for Clay 10 take home to his short Horns
0(-T-ltIs sad that twenty Wing Senators threa-
tened TO resign IN disgust. Wonder # Salvation
Is one OF them Chd,lcSioa .Nercuig