Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

WIZ PROBABLY feel ~,
more me indebted Tor its late success, thu :,
est people whom it sought to cajoJs vs.. "
zeal log cabins.-Globs, ~ "" EIl
MR. BENTON AND THE pRpslD,,
The extract below is from The M,....'.
The Richmond Enquirer remarks on ' = " 4
I'VE do not vouch for the sccurncv " - = y I.
loving statement. 1t comes in ne i ~. n'
le''el from the Correspondent of Ii. s. \
Argus, from Jefferson, Missouri III. - :. : 4
Is Bulletin Wing is obviously aOnav.S ! !.
revelation, though II Processes to damn \.
nanlmIty" Of Col. Benton. In M, ..'.r
1t does Col. Benton great injustice "AlN|
1t is due, not only by him bu, b, II
Democratic party at such n coD;so,nT, y
10 lose sight of self; 10 look only 10 II. ]
principles of the patty and Z. the Urs,, ~
of The county.-Ambiion " race ,na'1
oPponents.--lt must sleep among "a ESl
become the next candidate of the Rs,nS
party is matter left for gave consIdsra1os
future action"
"Senator Benton has been here for r..t
room is crowded from nine IN the mo,r,,
eleven at night. He speaks freely and m.l
edly upon all subjects Of national and S.,
cy and IN relation to the great impending J
he says IT will be short Ilde, and tu no S,,
merry one, 'flhe Opposition carry il, lhslnvl
De The third time the iederallsls col The P.
dency and now. as heretofore II would bs
a four years lease, He is for Van Bn,,o
1874 against the world, if he should be Del,
now lie refers TO the year 1896 vbs,
Jefferson was defeated by the elder Adams
when The Democracy Immediately look ID
Jefferson again. and carried him through |,
the year 1924, when Gen. jackson wa, ds.
by The younger Adams and when The Demo,
immediately took him up again, and were ,c
Gus with him. He says the same should ).
with MI. Van Buren,, if he should be desslc
lhe Democracy should concentrate upon
instantly and go forward united and ugu9
heard hun make the most beautiful eIoguns
Mr.. Van Burens character, both private and |
lie, and declare that he had done every thu.
trends could wish, and nothing which they 4
condemn-that he wanted The honor ofars
ion, and ought 10 receive it in 1874 il be
not II lS4O. To all personal suggestions
SELL ne returns peremptory and unquaIh'd
Pulse' adhenng 10 his great motto: "Unon,
mony' Concession, Self deniaE ersy thug
The cause; nothing for men,"
Highly Concentrated Talking. --"Nal.
said superlatlve swell at one Of our hotels
terday--'wal,aw, bring me the nuluvs veg
bIes.'
1.-The wa, sa," said the waiter.
"Ihe nutrItIve vegetable, fellow
"Haven't got single drop of that brDa
IN the cellar, sa," said the waiter, moi ssbn
show his ignorance, and believing il was
rare wine which was called for-"exceIsn
rose though, sa, and some very fine spark
hook; bring you bottle ?"
"Walter," said the exquisite, in tone as
ling as Norman minister would pronouH1
benedlctlon in--"waitaw, you awe exces'r'
noIant--you awc--you awe an unfinished Id'
Bring me the potatoes fellow
"Sa'nnly, sa," said the remover Of greasy
es, slurliug his tongue over every word "a
ly, sa,--ddnt understand you when you p
French"
Away he flew and in a moment plate
tatoes was placed before the lacadalslca d
Picdy"a
Al an annual election held at The Ms
Hall, on Friday evening the LIST lnst'' me 10
ing named brethren were elected Officers
Iumbus Lodge, No. s, for the ensuing year
s. s. Franklin, W., shipful ma'if'
!. M. Knapp, Senior Warden
J. W. Carroll, Junior Warden
Hardy Stevens, Treasurer
VIM. Dowsing Sr. Chaplain
A. s. Pfster, Secretary
Ii. Horah. Senior Deacon.
F. P. Spots, Junior Deacon.
W. Z. WorrelI, Sts,OGri aud Tyler
.irgaa
The Democracy of the Union is aWasP,
nave never known better spirit among 81 %.
publican Journals every where. They are
he nag Of $3.50. They hail The pab,n.ci
ne Resolutions Of '9s, ami of Madsons Kfpq
w. The Portland Argus says confident!
Every other Republican paper IN The to
VIII doubtless join the Enquirer in delendns
reed and opposing that violation oft Ehsa
edtrallsts will. beyond question, undertake o.
he next four years."
naHy Ground those prineiples-ty tns'
'a".rd 10 your arms-and four years hfno'
yan see the Republican Parry trlumpns%9 :,
Federalists have nevei been able 70 fea.a
more than four years at time. nc! 4,
he same fate again" Such is the buoys@
tion made by one ofthe greatest o'a'ssIp ,,las
ouniry,in this City but two nights ago
Enquirer.
A man may have a thousand intimate -
nnces, and NOT a friend among them ap'
asst one friend. think myself happy
reat treasure.
Il go for term, as The fellow sac g, N
'Ose sentenced MN 70 '"' ''' Boston Fl
MARRIED.-Tn Middleield, O''seI rs