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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
Fiat on their Backs.

lie National lnieiIigeucer quotes opprovincly
from New York Wing paper which says that
the success ofthe Democrats, in recent elections
IS altogether owing 40 tie supincness Of the
Wings This is but circuml1cu'ory way Of
acknowledging that wh.ggery is done up and
detuacl Tor, turning to Webster's Dictionary.
we lind thal "Supiueness" is defined. "A lynq
WIN the face upward, and "supi ca "lay.
ing nthe back The Romans used sapiaus
when they spoke of man being regularly laid
o0l--'n opposition 10 "pronus, or face down.
ards biting the Dust The state IN which the
wings we're seen at The Extra session. They
nave passed trom state fproneness--the effect
OF stumbling forward from over haste 10 state
OF S'pmaiioa or sapiniiy preceding their final
In't rment' In seeking power they were prone
looking down, as Milton said Of Mammop, ",he
Least erected eprit that fell The earth eauhy,
'ordldl} regarding The gold. Ia their incoming
ana iheumbency, their ben: was ,ordidly down.
ward they tipped up and their present recum.
oeHcy or supuaton IS lnyoluntary--the act Of the
vcouous Democrats, who in charity have turn.
ed the faces d the seas coons towards the bea.
vens direction they never took before Chas
Mercury,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
RieMettss Bridge.

This elegant structure, decidedly the best Of
the kind in the State is now being thoroughly Ie-
paired. The freshels, last spring, washed away
part of the underpnning Of one the abut.
menS, which caused the bridge slightly to sink
on one side The enterprising proprietor, Major
BLEwETT, has determined like wise man "to
take time BY the oreock,' and although he in
jury IS scarcely percepuble, he has set to work at
once in order to repair It and prevent the posi-.
by Of any accident BY ireshets. He intends TO
have thick, substantial btick pillars built under
each abument, laying the foundation so low as
to render it impossible for them To be undermin.
ded by the cane I. The covering aud indeed the
whole Of the frame work OF the bridge is in a per.
ect state Of preservation and is almost as good
as new. We do not recoleet Of ever having .een
better or more substantial piece Of work of the
kind
This bridge is Of incalcuable benefit 10 the
citizens Of the county, and particularly 70 those
oil Columbus-t will always afford a safe and
sure communication between the town and the
country on the opposite side Of The Luxapellia.
Major Blewett has gone 10 an immense expense
10 building the bridge, and constructing the beau.
tlful road leading from il 10 the town. He de-
serves, we think, for his very auduble enterprise
something more than the mere thanks Of The
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
SAVE ME FROM MY FRIENDS.

Was there ever any thing SO truly despIcabIe as
the course OF the Whg.Clay newspapers? Aud
especially that Of one of the most Scurous among
them, the Richmond Wing 1t would now have
the "amiIy quarrel cease ;"-"they have proved
their honor and Independence" quoth it and that !.
enough, And then II quotes and adopts an article
ltom the WaTrenton Times, foil of most sage saws.
These editors now offer advice to The President,
aud desire To council him as 10 what his honor and
fair fame require Was there ever mpudence 50
unhuShingf They advise him, orsOoth ds to what
his honor requires who have 2eaIouSly SET them,
selves to work to strip him Of all claim to hoporabe
standing among men who have sought to black
en- hls heretofore unsulled name; aud who have
prosecuted hun or months past with mahgny un~
firing and scarcely equaled "Iraitor," "Wretch,'
"lrcason," "inamy these are the epilhtts with
which they have attempted 10 erllIy and destroy
hun, because he would not intact become Infamous
| by the commission Of he crime oil perjury. The
President. without doubt. fully appreciates the
motives which now prompt these unreentng foes,
eciprocaeS their scurn, and spurns their proIlered
! advice. They owe the RUN OF the Wing party to
| beir own blind aud perfdiouS course; they made
! the issue with the President of Bauk or no Bank
Dnd the People have given their astounding verdict
! Awakng at last To a sense Of their danger aud I'M
wurthneSs, they would, like whipped ours, come
back crouchmg and awnlng, once more to obtain
the opportunity TO betray. "Some cvet, good
upolhecary' -Aladisoalan.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE UNITED
STArEs.--lt ia not more than twenty four years
since tho Canal Of New York was commenced,
and II IS not fifteen years since the Raj. Road
lines have been commenced IN an extensive
manner. The following is the astonishing amount
ia the t. States,
LIST. OfCauaIs, there are finished about three
thousand serca hundred miles.
Of)hese Canals the largest part (uear three
touuhsJ are ia the States OF Pennsylvania, New
York and Ohio.
%. OF Bad Roads, there are no less than jon
houscnd fpe htmLed nnIcs finished or nearly
so.-- They have thdNlore already uurunn guam
NY, the Canals. The largest amount OF Rail
Roads are IN the States of Pennsylvania, New
York, Georgia and Massachusetts.
The longest Rail Road in tie United States,
orn 'he world IS the greater part il operation
and the WhAo nearly finished from Portsmouth
New Hampshire, 10 Boston, aud from Boston
though Albany, Utica ard Rochester, 10 Buffalo.
IbIs road Is more shan sir hundred miles in
%"g'a, aud the whole Of that distance will be
nMersei comfortably aud cheaply IN less Than
loo days.
The neyt longest is from the Potomac liver,
through Richmond, Petersburg aud Raleigh to
Wilmington, North Carolua. Thus tberearc IN
the United States more than Git thousand miles
which Is equivalent to the diameter Of the earth
III Rali Roads and Canals.
These ale the work Of twenty years, and have
cost about one hundred and sixty millions Of dol.
lars. No country on talIh, ancient or modern,
can produce any !hing "a physical Achievements at
all comparable 10 this. The monuments Of Egypt
aye nothing in ih9 scale aud the brazen columns
Of Napoleon become insignificant. - Cincinnati
Chronicle.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

a Wise RENARK-Gov Jones, the new F,..
i've OF tennessee, says, IN his inaugural nd,
that /" 1t would be to insult the public nres..s'
10 adduce arguments u prove the Supenorrv .rs
NauonaI Bank over any other Fiscal Agepc, Il.
has ever been conceived by The mind Of m5Dm ss''
Most sensible people eUeraln tie sam. onin,1. ),
IS worthy u,remark, however that Gov jnns' 41
Insult The public intelligence" by making an ,,a.
mcnt IN favor ola Buk-L0uisrtRs .ldc, 'u'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
Columbus Lyeeun.

This Society meets at the Theatre every Mon
day evening. The subject for discussion next
Monday night is, "Who in the United States is
best qualified for the next Presidency" AZ this
question has as many sides as cat is SAID 10
have llyes,it is supposed il will elicit considerable
interest The public are always invited to at.
tend.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

community. The bridge. il S true is . i5H bridge;
Dol, he might have pat Up any sort Of rickely
concern and pocke,ed Just as much lor i.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
TUSCALOOSA. Ala Ocl. 20

VEGETABLE SERPENT--No curiosity OF the
vegetable world, that we ever saw, equalIed that
shewn Us few DAYS ago, al the store Of Nlessrs
Hogan & Lyon II this city II was a vegetable
resembling tie gourd OF squash species, feet
inches long aud 3 ! inches crcuoierence,Ct The
arg' ST swell. II was green, except Tie ten gtey-
ish horizontal stripes that run lapetlnsIy from The
bend TO the tail aud has the exact appearance Of
a snake Of that SIZE, egen the cOntortlons and
humps Of the body with the cmled aud sharpened
end We understand that Il grew suspended
from n post which acconnltor rs general straight
ness; but that other vegetables on tie same vine,
thai rested on the ground, assumed curling otl-
tudes. with head erect as 10 strike. 1t was rais
ed IN the garden Of l.. G.. Mcmillan, Esq, Of
Elylou, Jefferson county, and is said to resemble
inlls Ineror,wIth perfect exaciness, the organzl'
ton OF snake. Hundreds Of persons have seen
it, and all express their wonder at this serpeune
freak OF noture. - Monitor.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

Tie famous author Of the Coffee Ho,so ...
alter proposing to allow TYLER bus s25oCn ''s'
year tor the remainder Of his four YEAR, Pa
condition OF his ldsgnlng, exclaimed, vi .i &c
tals he should determine to hold on. The I ~Ft
help US, Tor we cannot help ourselyes.n r."
was light The poor ioriorn wings canno, S.l
themselves, as all the elections proye.-E =
.Ns,c Era. /.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

W The Argus has lost both its temper and
It's manners-ot the latter it never had much to
boast Of We shall not initiate It's bnespate
style, or notice The low eplhets which ii is plea.
sed to apply TO US. They pass by US as the idle
w'nd' which we regard not and only excite in our
bosom feeling OF pity for the bad taste IN which
they are conceived and their utter disregard of
The comfy which is due from one Editor to an.
Other Nothing shall provoke us to reply to such
stuff, Feelings of sell respect aud a regard for
the dignity of the Press alike forbid il.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

CHARGE TO CHlLl-The Hon. John S. Pen.
G p,' Of Virginia, Charge 10 Chill, is now in
pal''more, The irigate United States, at Nor.
lo'K' waIch is expected 10 sail soon, will take HIM
out to South America.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
Party Inflammation.

The rage aud disappointment oil the Wing par.
~ IN this State at their recent defeat, know no
bounds-they are absolutely lnilrialed aud show
by their conduct that they know as lIllie how 10
bear defeat as a lr.umph--Vhciter IN adversely
OF prosperity they eyince the same III berahly and
want Of lorbcafance towards their opponents
Tier presses teen with the bttrre,, lmpreca-
tons, and proclaim that the State u dlsgraced,
and Why simply because they, ail-lhe-decency
pany-ihey, The faith and dignity parry (as they
have modestly dubbed thenseI,es) have been
beaten. One would SUPPOSE from their doIeiul
leremads that all the honor, honesty and Inielll-
gence OF the State we've centettd IN them, and
that when their cause was lost, all was lost
" Truth has fed to british beasts and men have
lost their reasonn--and many Of them no doubt
are ready to exclalm Of their opponents as Mich
olas BiddIe once did Of General jackson and his
supporters, " the penIleatiary will reclaim its
| usliryes.'
But this bitter language aud these dire mpfe-
cations all mean nothing-lhey are but sound
r..,.l
feelings. The people have decided at the b Hot
box against The wing or federal putty OF The State
co,o.A r,,.lt.r ..,nJ ,.l,,Ja.,h .L..-
The reonle have Drononnced II. and their flint IN
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from havhg Just read an altcIe N the last Argus
over the signature OF "Pu5lMs.n The article Is
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

BUNKER HUI MoNuMENr.-The WON "
this magnificent Pile has ceased for the p'e's ~.
season, and 1t is now open TO the puolc 'o' ~.
Of twelve aud halt cents. Persons asrenuas
are furnished With small antholn, 1t berg "a
tremely doik between the apertures' IL N1' as
tanned the height Giles fret aud there are -
steps 10 asceld.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

"There Is a man IN town that dreams every
nghl he's the Veto, waking UP, he finds he's iiS-
cal corporation. ~ Richmond Palladium.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

The ALPHABET,-The twenty six leteis %
the Alphabet may be lransposad 624,44S'iolf
1920, 100000 times. All The inhabitants u
The globe, on a rough calculation, could no' u
thousand m IIioas otyears, write oul all me 's".
positions, even supposng that each wrote lo'g
pages daily, each Of when page contained lo''
d.ftIent transno,itInns " the ltters.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
November 9Th lS4l.
The Virginia senate Election.


The Enquirer thus coogratula'es our party on
this DtmucCatlc victory Of which We gave the
news on Saturday -
We cordially congratulate ihe Republ can par
,y, We have carried lie Senator IN lie Wheel.
ng Dsjtict IN place of Good, the Conserva.iye.
declined. Alexander Newman, tue lndom'table.
jealous and eiIcleut Republican, Is elected by a
majo,l,y OF A, over J. Paulo, lie Wig caudi.
date. The Baltimore Patriot of Monday hal
Iooed before L was out OF tue woods, and claimed
the victory ior Parrot whose o,rcUop, (if sald)
IS most important, as On lis result depended the
majority IN the Senate, when Is thus secured to
the Wigs The Wheeling Gazets IF the 2Otl
also raised similar hurah by way Of anticipa.
tlon--and so (qnoth The Gazette the Wings hold
their own in The Legislature" But here Is
many slip between the cup and the lip. They
have lost PARROT and we have gained News
maa. They have losi the Senate-and do not
hold their own in The Leg sa,ure--and we now
clam the majority. The particulars Of this crit.
neal aud important Election, ao as follows;
"WnEhLlNG, Oct. 10.
To TIE EDIroE.-'Iris with feeling Of IN.
mingled Joy, that inform you tho day Of our
triumph has come. Nonh.Wesern Virginia is
herself again. Atour late election Tor Senator
otih.s District, Alexander Newman was elected
his majority viii be from A to 80 votes--a
district that the Wings carried at the last Presl-
denial election by majority above 500, lit vas
1922 Never did the W bigs use more policy ia
canvass here than DUNG lhis-Ihey aban-
doned their past low, yugt and decent mode
OF eIecuoneerng, INDUCED in but little cf Their
accustomed personal abuse, bat like gentlemen
| addressed the undels andn. of their fellow ci,i-
zens. In his Wing city they called out all Their
elective and active forces into the lid they
poIIed upwards OF one hundred Illegal votes
may oil these were pocket deeds foe living
IN Tyler county, and were received here IN Ohio
county. The bankers aud the pipe .laves were
all alike bnslly employed 10 oyerawe and over
awe ard overcome the Democracy !; but the peo.
pie came up to the rescue, aud tie leyerIsh pul.
saton OF hhlegefy IS now here sieaced in
death"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

Frozen PoTAToEs.- then potatoes are ~
zen, soak them for three hours in cold water O''
fore cooking them. Ii they are frozen very n',o'
dissolve a quarter Of an ounce Of -a!lpetre to o.
cry peck, andadd it to the water. Frozen potatoes
will yield more -four for starch laan fresh ones
That -four, With as much wheat -four, some OUt.
ter, sugar, yeast ind curranls "l make e&'e'
lent "ea bread" which Will keep month
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

Excuse haste and bad pen as the aos ' a..
to the butcher, when he escaped
leans CrescsB.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
WYE La BAGAIELLE
Lei those ,eho win, ldpgh :
81 X

A Little boy len years old, who Ike noH
young Tips was a great Wig ten m'0, ~
ago, vas asked what had become Of his u ~
Oh Says he,) II ought to be K. O. no"'fof h ..
Wings nre kicked out" thought it too goo0 u
be LOST.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
The Difference.

The best proof OF the personal popularity Of
the two candidates tor governor Messrs Sharuck
and Tucker. Is IN the vote which each one got in
bum 'N''
L., ,bs f,c,s sns.l e., ,boo,,o,ro..
II c,,on J,Iro St,,,,,,. .....
stand. "
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Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-03

DINNER TO MR. TALLMADGE.-The dinner given to Mir. Tallmadge, in New York, thes S6,h ult. was attended by six or seven hun- dred persons. Mr. T. in responding to one of inc regular toasts, in speech oI more than an hour, avowed himself in favor of an immediate repeal of the Sub- Treasury The Distribution of the Proceeds of the Pubic Lands equally among the States the impo- sition of Duty on imported Luxuries 10 pay off inc Public Debt and to provide for the support of Government for General Bank rupt Law, and NATIONAL BANK. he aiso owned himself favorable to Repeal oI me Expunging Resolution at the earliest prach,,. coi,le moment. He had originally opposed the adoption of that measure m me caucuses of inc Van Buren party. and would nave vo- fed against it but for the express instrucllons which he received from the Legislature Q, his State. He then most reluctantly voteu for ii but he should now with great saiis'ac- lion vote to rescind and nnnnl that deed.
 Mr. Tallmadge clesed hls remarks wlIn inc following seniimenl, which was yece'sed with great cheering;
 Whigs and ConeeFKGilres.- .--nnlsed ln one common effort io lt4foi. the uue pIl"csP,svIs sI off Government,- --mny they continue cordI' ally united to carry out those pFinc'p'es'
 AnGsrp Jarn1en CslAssn has been convicted lH MVQl.nnn. q laIgIng bank esEd6sais Ios ss'so0
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-03
WASHINGTON, June ], ls4l.
CONGRESS.

Both Houses had quorum present on Monday last. Tn the Senate, 45 members were in attendance. MT. Sou,hard took tho chair. The clerk was chosen last March.
 In the House, MT. John White, of Kentucky, was chosen Speaker. The vote was, for MT. White i2i vo,es-John w. Jones s4--Mr. Wise S-Mr Law renee 5-Mr. Briggs l-Mr. w. c. Johnson ]. Mat thew St. Clair Clarke was then chosen Clerk, on the fourth balloling. The following are the several bal
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-03

The Message was brough; from Wasnlnp nF ;.a Io.r. and Mirty minutes!
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-03

AnAs.w Jarlssn CalAeun has been convicted ln NsMpo. q lsIglns bank esEd6sais Ios ss'soo
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-03


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New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
For tn, Ne.-York Tribune
"Esave we not Youth aud E.ove>"

Is our happy forest home
Where voice is seldom heard,
Sove the rl', TO its faery child OF foam.
Or the sun--alarins bird,
/ it not y to i've.
All other JOYS above
Earth has no Paradise else to give;
Have We not Youth aud Love-"
They, trick d in courtly art,
Know not the wealth Of youth
They speak Of the passion-nllard heart,
But dim is its golden rr.th.
Art hath no pride of place
With Us, 10Y fores. dove,
But Natures strength and Feeling grace
Have not Youth and Love-
Winds, waters, stars and flowers
To are brighter things
Than Heaven e'er gave in golden showers.
Through the pance.domes of Kings.
Each scene is Eden here
Around, below, above:
For, treasure of lifr's undimm'd career
"Have We not Youth and Love-"
Serene, inspir'd, sublime
The pleasures We possess;
For we never watch where the foot Of Time
May, passing, chance TO press
Till Fancy gives each stream
voice as they onward move,
With the twilight words OF our life, sweet dream,
. Have we not Youth aud Love-"
Neg York, oct. 20. J. a. SneA.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

CANADA SgAr OF GovEKNNENT.-Ihe srItc'
lion uf kingston for the seat OF Government OF the
United Province OF Canada does not appear to give
satisfaction in either Upper or Lower Canada.
The Assembly at their tate Session voted as at
dress /. the Queen, praying that the Parliament
mny assemble in alternate years in 'tl"bec and
Toronto those places having been IT, previously
established seuts Of Government. where necessary
public buildings were provided, and where many
persons, had made Investments IN real estate IN
anticipation Of the seat of government being per
inanenily established at lho,e places.
Pastor ADV.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

tyoi escaping detection /, hi9 fello.y men Sr.
| void not trust such WITH the hosor OF o
wife, sister or daugh;er-wi,h ny avn purse
or reputation or with any thing winch thoush'
valuable. Ou5 acquaintance, ~, = at an end !
rose and left the COMPANY and never after spoke
to Mr.. Giles.
Eave thought /, proper to relate this conver.a-
tion. as helping to elucidete The cha'acier OF Mr.
Jefferson. on the disputed point OF rant al cre9a.
ktr +, he would call it. In noddng and smiling
assen, 10 all the yfalcuce Of IN, friend Mr.. Giles
he appeared 10 avow mo-i distinctly. hi<
tire apprebat;on From this time my acquaintance
with Mr. J.ii,-r-o became cold and distant
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

,- ssri. 81 .ed h1il-d t-uQh- comp" Nun SO"
yer, dnri.lr AND rec ieom al lAf 1Hie@t.oH
i.rgs ,.ia-t lead pipe beng sja.ou' to af"'i'.
Tke adsanta.1. pc- ui1r - thrn re f"pgess 'ufa
lir aa Of operation ai security sain.t iro''' they
49, 49,. ligt aud p0rtshs aI. els'ly pnt tp OF reno'e d.
.r..,,oiy..-.I celebrity shich the fump- haze 90
,- b.re dizzy are beat kaoFa together "iil A.nch tx
p.ri 50 hica tie -h cribsr Ia aad ~ the business
make .m confident Of giving eatirs at'act'h to ever!
t ,i.r. fr VIII o. Ci.tarn Psmp .houlA aiyc cc
cr,, s,.mrls % ihr from toe top o! the platform
10 lie otAi 80 thai the eaglh eiy be forhei suitably
Il the sop
tines. Pn.uy, ~ theu, need tho expense Of 70
.urb above The pla form, tie Pamg i secure srlin,'
;ui..1 N fsg4rl to other kind. Of PamPs ia siT
calstion ekch have my l,ss! upon t"en ihs pa,
AID ooIcu psr;. OF -meh beng useGe Of &hifS Sy'a
ud soal- u them + eu-u'aje- rood dee'n II rf'tT
~ all wooden pIps ot my minnls,t' . :, AN
ed 10 tue best ol ph,fe 2ine hrert sfs ref JfS M
snd b-i.g boiled and well saturated a re'iA"-,
siuoa Is VAR n,et every resPeet ~ Of IN,
14e fyiiowing person. are agents 'o' We
Pump. and have Al az line, EapPiy "A nm 30, FIJI
Ne..!s. Osborn & l.,ltie IisrtEare Ua,y Al
= y I Mr J1nes ; Gould. I1o
a4..5; ,ir H. 1, w.rd, : scs1ase!''' y nwAEaEN
Troy. July
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

: SYsrgM og Lars rRosouy Axp MsrRE from the est
euIho los, asc'nt aud modcfn. by Charles An'hoT,
l.. |. u. lIdrier 4 Rrothers.
4 uniforn series Oh the Greek and Latin Classics
such Is the publishing by Dr- Ant&on has
been greatly wanted in our colleges and higher
schools Of learning. Thi, is manifest from these
works having been generally adopted as fast as
they appeared, and from The increasing favor they
continue 10 find both at home and abroad. The
present work offers invaluable aids the young stu
,lent,aa wii.be found ito ess-useiul to the more
Of his clus>cai education without sufficient atten-
lion.