Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-23

FNFhiN NiAit nus IFHhiliiFh tNI''n N| AFtNIfF I
o. her principles aud doctrines, au'd-, lhe gen.
cruI vfrck.--Ne have indeed cause To- ui,ics, /
though defeated ,n 'hc general result The mo. |
rl aoi political effect Ntl be ltlt throughout the .
trgn, aud form "a tJilyug point hereafter. We |
ANUS await however. tor coming events. Ihut /
The new Administration viii not be able To get /
tioa- Wth any prospect at success, ] cannot I
doubt. Essentially anti Republican, It must
soon be divided nod .uudrrcd Ike a rope or sand !
How can Il be uthcrws,l \ pau hom anupa.
lhes and d,,uus OF each o,her, can such men
a MIR. Clay, Mr. Webster. Alr. Tallmadee,
Nlt, RNes,-et al genus omae.--Le melted IN.
10 one, aud unle ia supporting an Admin.
.Suauau, which must bee hostile To the lead NJ
principles which the Republicans lave been BAT.
Ing tor, ior the last 90 Yeats Already their
friends are becoming loud IN favor OF Il Nation.
al Bank, Tarsii, Bankrupt aud Land bills, with
thousand schemes Of lobbng, currency, Re
Such leyerhgh as It now runs,cannol hist long.
Banks, .NonopoIes, Tariffs canal Improve
menS, and sedatIves which must soon cool lr,lor
Does not the abyss which It threatens, alarm even
. the Conservative seceders and schl,matics, a,
least IN the south and Southwest What ue they
10 do' What Wdl their situation be, aud tina, Of
the Republicans, who have been ,he means of
throwing the Government aud County into such
| anti Republican taadsl Against such Cuali.
ton aud such an Administration, Virginia aud the
whole South wtIl be obliged 10 unlnl their ban.
ners. Their wuleh,tires must be soon bazing
oui, telling that their people are sub reused and
/ prepared TO battle. The deeper the present
| gloom, tho brighter will ba the future blaze. As
IN '9S~99, Our old and glorious Commonwealth
will become rallying point for the Democracy,
| the rock upon which It may be safely moored.
The temper aud folly Of the Administrator Will
probably leave Us no choice That we we shall
finally triumph. | cannot doubt"
dPPeRdir. The distinguished author Of the
preceding letter was not aware a, the time he
wrote lt,ol the strong federal elements which were
to enter INTO the composition Of the new cabinet.
lie could scarcely dream that Mr.. Daniel " eb
scr was to be the Premier OF General llulson
such, however, is the fact, confirmed by 80 ma
ny statements OF the most authentic character,
that not doubt now exists upon the subject -
MIR. Clay positively asserted It a few DAYS past IN
Philadelphia. FProm such rest as Me-. Web.
sler, what are We to expect from the Idol Yet
MI w. Is not even the Lord of the AsctudanL
Tie Is Tor ihe present, to puysccond fiddle 10 Nj
Henry ClNy. Speculation has been very busy
Il, Washington, It is said that the whole mo, e.
mcut Is the effect of an arrangement for the hen.
eiii ul Myh cuulraciinu partes-- ( ZEN. Harrison
is Of course the president. Hu, laole IA to he n
power behind tho throne ue.f.r ilar th, ,hr,n,
"," ''' 'y - '"' ne" hPp"'h'' nc
to be the leader OF the present Administrations --
Mr. Webster goes nto the Department Of State
. "ljG tne consent aud under tho auspices Of Mr.
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kINes, WHO mas so "'rp'dly s'ci'nceo MS plt'
itprPec'' 20 DIS u"cohN'"oole PASSIONS VIII
- compelled 10 give way 70 .r''s's' N"y an
Webster aad inrn 10 IooN TO lhe mefe'' chaP'e' &
accIdoni- Tor The g'luhcauon OF his own amb
ION
s. Can any observer mistake he designs Of til
.e high contracting parties The daring sprlt
IN Henry Clay val rule the councils of the next A'
N mns'railon. lie VII lord It over both HaH'so
= and Webster. lie understands thoroughly Il
re character OF both bis allies. lie knows how
=. play upon the ruling passion othe President eIe
as the vanity which seeks rs qualification IN pohl
Is ecal--aod he equally understands the key to NJ
., Webslcr's heart General llasrlson has are
Ne dy recognised his prctenliou~ 10 the Pre,Iden'
W and III the very face Of his own pledges, b,
-, coma forward M Versailles 10 select HIM, IN
+. manner not To be mistaken, for the I'm, Of ii
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