Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
AlEI,RlES.

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ACQUIRES.
Tie year which ueeus thr nrv Fr,trai Ga
usAcltI lu hg thc organ ut,hc RESTORED dynasty
lhst expelled IN lsll with tone D. melancholy
lJrJbodHE
" Ihe tirsi day Qf Jm4arG Isays The National
la,cMggucot GGtraoi upon rs, hntrfrtr, ia The
ntit eta Wotr SiorA ii ch IN he c0l,st Of The usor
mug turned to- Sett SO that a Guiitr and more
cheer tss day Is sei.0m seen at any season u iac
year.
That an il.omcuo Friday" q dulllr and more
cherries dag The Inslcr and soolhsayer ot Wing
gerry has seldom ctB az any season should cum
mcncc the year wirh was to bc,luw ON the couu.
ty the blessings Of reformation, is an unueky
slsn; oad when ", take no Tie account the means
used to bring aboU the result which the Editor ho-
ped to hau with ah1ppy new year We arc not sur
pTlsed at the gloom and hcuyJueSo ana sad ptrsago
evident IN It's announcement.
Ia turning bis aspect 70 another quarer-~to the
ending instead OF The en,erng admtusratou--the
Jccmlah tlhe Wings Is obliged to confess the
existence OF dIlercnl indications. lie continues,
There was nevertheless, we understands good
" company lowalt upon the President comprising
besides numuour display OF the fair sex Members
ol all The Fordgn Legations, leading members Of
Congress OF bon p0ltcal parties, and strangers
Fl
OF tle weather, The PrcSIeAl was surrounded swim
a goodly company with a body oil friends who
Iel That IN retiring from the station which he honor
ed by hs signal PobIly, be was happier Tar than it
approaching under circumstances calculated TO I'M
par It's chaaclei and poSslbl, convert ii nlo
weight 10 break down, rather than column to sup
port, the rdhGc oi our Union. We never saw the
President IN more cheerful, serene,Or happy moCl:
and every man could see there was no aterlauun In
It. lie Is sensible that among the vast body Of free
men who supported bin IN the last election, there Is
not one who would even now, lit were possible 10
bring back the past, aud relrace the steps OF his adj
mRsitaHon, change measure OF Bis policy and
we are persuaded the President hu4el would not
DO u, 70 make Tie fate oi the successful candidate
his own.
Notwithstanding the roub. and difficulties which
the Vaccinations oI the Bank OF the United States
The su,pendng bauk5 and thcr knavnh policy con-
ntcicd with portcs, may have produced during the
| last Twelve years, aud especially dutDg Nr. Van
! BurCu5 immediate administration, The country las
| prospeted beyond all form r example and he now
leaves the helm Of state with all The great questions
winch threatened CHcroochmcui On staDe rights and
lhe stability Of the Constitution, rcbukcG and held
thoroughly IN CAcch by ms abiIty and Irmness.--
lie universal acknowledgment that, IN ali respects
Me Government Is administered according to the
Tor the uubroken harmony existing among the States
tile preservation ol peace with all loregu powers,
aud III, general prosperity Yet the rigld adhesion
to the simple and limited ends Of The uelcra Gov
eminent Is, doubtless, the 0rgn OF the dIssalls C.
ton OF powerful classes among US. II may have
msugalcd tie vehement opposition which, dsgu
sing It's puncpes, and acting upon the most artiul
aud sinister policy has at last succeeded in compass
sing the power which they did not consider properly
used because not used to advance the interests Of
| interested and influential classes at The expense OF
the Constitution, But when those who have trum-
phed come to administer upon the Constitution, we
fear exceedingly that The contrast between their pro
LESSONS and their acts will produce condition OF
| things widely Creut from that which, under tie
| present happy aud ranqH aud prosperous manage
mtnt OF lhe pubic affairs, now smiles upon tic
country.
We are not supcIstlious; but Il SO, we should
find IN some pJneuts which have lately occurred at
! the Capitol darker pge5lgcs tdaH the beginning Of
tie year. with the "cheyres5" black Friday, whcb
! has Sd sunk Tho spirits ol the Federal Editor. The
events 10 which we alude, have made q serious M
pfcSsion on several lhat Witnessed them, aud have
/ been repeatedly REQUIRED 10 in conversation.
Wucu Mr Webster made hl, first speech IN the
! Senate this wIulcr--lhc first which le ever made
| with lHC assurance Of n man IN pywer-be brought
up the subject oi the tanh. lie listened to with
deep attention.; and he had scarcely coucIulcd,whcn
the golden Ea1.c, which is pactd with the arms Of
our country above the char Of the Vice President,
| lot tall the scroll msc bed with the motto nt the u
! mon. + Phirtbus Unum' After this, the grand
| chandelier, winch was manufactured with such cost
! in Massachusetts,, 10 give light to the House OF Re
prc,cnaliyrs laI, anu crushed many OF II vacant
| seats OF the members uuderll. aud on The eastern
| front 81 tie Capitol The atm ol the female hsHfe
| which sustained the scroll Inscribed iac Conslll-
lon OF ths L. States" has given way under 1t,
Weght, aad fallen t1 the pedestal whcr" II remains.
! III The Roman times these Incidents would nave
been looked upon as porcn.ous. 10 the people o'
our Times tbcv would not have suggested thought
! Of disaster, had not events really importing ems Oh
MAGNITUDE preceded them The renewal uI the
causes Of bitter dscord which once conwIsed our
land. Is Justly apprehendrd under lbe rule OF those
| who have attained power IN the gafb ol feIofmefs.
! The terrors Of a Bank 1an8 Abolition sway added
10 new elements OF mischief recently br0acHed, can
not hut dismay all who are friendly to the fepoSe oI
the Republic. Gt0be.
HEADS UP DEMoCRATs.-lh he WIie ol our
| old and democratic friend, Phillip Sherman, lofIn'
! " Of this county, but nos OF Carroll has actual
! Iy added three more 10 the democratic lamlly
since the late election. If this process OF multi
| nlying denocratc voters should become fashion,
able. there Will, some twenty odd years from tins
be increased demand for Ppe layers IRON Phi
adelnhiuaYk 4 / The first we are, told Is caiteu
| Andrew Jackson, the second Martin Van Buren
| ,oI H. h,rd Richard NJ. johnson May they
long lye aad become as renowned as 'Aei' maine, naHS-
.sll. Three cheers for the Sherman lamhy
lhfee clcsf- Tor the "biooJ.' - Cad'- NeaHles'
Hlasis t1a sput Ia which our democratic Ia
de. eofnmeace tho next campaign federalism
may prepare ipr a one term H'umPH' sute ehoua"
Providence IS uuIy on ouI side this lne.-Ohto
Statesman