Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-28
- IrRE REMFMRERED.
Let ths TAX LOADED people d MaFyIand

Fl che L ~ LUADEb people "i war itnd'
as well as those elsewhere, bear 30 mind
Thai tn Democratic party, whenever in pow
er. have lsfihs country prosperous aud happy
frs,,fd D. ait iirI'i's.
Let il be borne IN mind Tia, the Federal pnr.
" have invariably run the Government whether
stale OF Nationsl) ialo DEBT, bsen forced to Dor.
roic money, aad lar The people.
LET Il be harne M mind that Federal economy
means he Cover meu to give away S3,OOO00O
annually 10 bankrupt States, Spectators and
stock j1bbers: 10 borrow Sl2,Uo0,00O to pay its
debts and TO tar he farmer, the laboret, and
the mecanic TWENTY PER CENT, on bis
Tea, Coffee Sugar, .Molassss and Salt, 10 pay
these sTPsHssS.
IRtn be remembered, That the Hon. John
Quincy Adams, "a leading Whig) has stated on
tie floor Of Congress" that the mass OF appro-
prialon under that the DeUAcmiIrl admnsITa-
uoas vas necessary, aud that there eds M
Co Extravaganza"
Let il he borne IN mind, That under the Admin
is'railon Of jackson and Van Buren,, the public
debt was paid of, treaty eight millions sarsd,
end deposited with the States. and by their ecOuo
my and prudent management Of the affairs of The
nalion,lhey so Tar reduced the expenditures below
the receipts, that oil taxes Or duties upon Tea,
Coffee, and other ntcsSsaries, were taken OF.
Let il he borne in miud Tha, the laborers
wages have been Gu, down in the public ship
yards, and The ten hour syst IN abolished
Let II be borne in mind, That the Federal party
have IN these instances REDEEMED Que
of Their many pledges; They have made
CHANGE" But Is a change FROM econ.
my, light tares and aprosprous country, TO an
erbardgGu government, aud tar bWdonsd
people.
Lei IT be bone in mind that they have only
been n power u Jur months and tie above list
of grievances aud burIhens pre part Of the
consequences.
Let. II be borne in mind, That, to get lid
ofihese evl'ahe people must take the matter into
their own hands, and turn tie spectators, stock.
Jobbefs, and money changers out Of the Temple;
andto accnmmplish Tins .flecnally, they MUST
BlGlN AT ONCE. The Wing bail of dsbI
lsrnlltr. aloag accommodating every hour, trol
minute, hrc tho dtsructves are shouting
"Wlh tcar and soul
Ihi Bah wc roll y
Bot ~ botueu mlud that this bull must b,
sl5ppfd aaa lba, too, Immediately, OF the rights
snd hbtites r the people wH Be crushed b.
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PRooREss or RRPEAL.-Oa the 3rd inslan
there was another large unss meeting Of the de-
nocracy held N Phndtlph ia- Henry Horn, pre-
riding Among the speakers was Col. Page
who, aIudng 10 the lmpossibllrtv Of putting efcc.
iual checks ON Nat onal Bank, said
You may az well attempt 10 bind Ge with
flax, az 10 restrain such monster by law. Re.
ttrc, !, az You may, /, will always find a way to
,ade IL. bonds and d. its own will TO Illus
lrite this position, tho Celonel cited Inc instance
u clerk IN store Of Mobile,wh vas an invet.
crate smoker. His employer inding his custo.
mers complain Ig Of the filthy habit, demonstrated
with the clerk The latter said ho couldn't HELM
il he must smoke, and that no would die with.
0u,his cigar Not wishing to deprive him entire
ofSo iayor,to luxury, the employer agreed
that his clerk should smoko one, bu. only one
cigar day. Blu, what was his surprise wher
coming tho store next day, ho found the clerl
smoking cigar three feet long lie stuck IL
tho mle,i, is true, and only smoked one clgar
day; but ittook him all day to smoke it Jus
no with the Banks Give them an inch, ant
they will soon stretch il to mn ell, of longer /
their wishes or interests prompt them 10 The cf
fort"
He then offered series Of spirited resolutions
from shch we select the following -
"Resolvsd,' That the determination manifesto,
by the majority IN Congress to repeal the indie
pendent Treasury law, which IN its practical one
raticns proved to be SO admirably suited to thu
wants OF the nation without advancing n singh
plausible argument IN favor OF such rel cal exhb
It's degree Of party maIevolence and politica
desperation, unparalleled even in the darkest day
of the reign Of terror, leaving to the only infer
once OF which the case is susceptible That the II
dependent Treasury law is unsulted to tho view
ot the party now in power, because il inlel dic
the use Of the public funds TO the purposes Of 50,
culaO7, corruption and bribery,
"Resol,ed, That with the disastrous fate
the late Bank Of tho Uulled States the frauds ar
vlanles which have proved to be Insepa,ab
hon such AN institution, full in view, and the d
clded opposition OF the great mass Of me poop
,hereto,as admitted in the late executive messal
The creation OF new Bank Of the U S. could n
but be regarded as daring and high handed q
ticse Of power,and should II ever be consunat,
we here pledge ouI unceaslng aud unoomprom
sing opposition TO II in every stage of is exlsent
and IN every form which the constitution an
laws Of our country viii warrant nor VIII we re
rem cur laboi4 unt It's final ard eatctual ri
feAL shall be accomplished"
CARBoNiC GAS ~ WrLLs.--J s. SLATE
Of Chenille. Alabama, has furnished US an int
estlng account Of the expulsion of this gas fom
WELL Il was necessary to dig well at parr
uar point, aud after sinking It obout 20 feet
rock was struck which it was necessWy.io pei
citrate, but the well filled so rapidly with carbo
r. cns that the laborers found ii imposslbl6