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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03

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REFOR MERS

REPLY 10 .CLRTICso 10. }

MI IL - - GhIID5 M. =.
Mn. EDlroR;-l certainly feel myself under
obligations to you for publishing my inst article
upon this subjects differing as il does from your
views, and as YOU are willing that "both aides be
heard aud invite dlscusslon;' AGAIN take up the
subject and propose 10 reply to "Cmlius" No. ,.
"Cuuus' thinks nave not treated HIM well
ia commenting upon his first article. attacked
such opinions only as he advanced. If had
waited for the appearance Of his article No. ,,
would have little 10 combat, as It assumes few
prominent textures upon the matter underconsld
Grafton, but gives opinions upon the subject of
banking which did not set out to discuss As
"Cmuu,' has drawn deductions from my article
which rs language did not warrant, have now
TO define my position upon the subject OF bank
lng and they wall not differ so widely from his as
he had supposed
| am asked to "pon out what benefit has re-
suited to the State, provided the Union Bank had
proved successful. most respectfully decline
the honor might as properly have been asked
10 prove that Ih> planet leyolyes on us AXIS
| ihati may not be supposed TO possess opinions
which abhor, ! will state that am opposed TO
| The present, aud to all systems Of banking WITH
which am .amlIJar. was opposed to tho I'm
1914 Bank from Us conception, and have opnosed
almost aIi is measures. nave always opposed
Nicholas BlddIe aud hp,,bank; aud | am no friend
Of tae Royal robbers O. Europe" Sui hnk
"e should De honest and pay cur debts according
toaggeemeOL
"Cnruo' assumes the ground, that from the
Constitution the Legislatures have no power to
borrow money aud after quoting the ON Section
u The 7th arhce Of that instrument, be fully ad-
mlts the power by using the following language:
Now admit that this clause CONVEYS the night
to bouow.--Bu, asks, ''.or what" lie denies
the night 10 borrow money 10 bank upon, and
says:
"inasmuch as the Constitution breaihes spir-
4 OF equality and that the rights Of all are 10 be
protested, | suppose they meaat that this money
borrowing portion should only be exercised IN
cases where the public good was al stake, such
Tor instance as the promotion Of common schools
oy dliiuslng the principles Of education through.
out the land. \ system OF Internal Improve
ments by which all would be afforded facilities 10
market, and the advancement OF the science OF
agriculture. that great pillar winch sustaias all
olher INTERESTS
"tmtn." fears ,da, ihe power 10 borrow mon.
ey on TIE iaah OF tue safe, viii be prosmuied, Il
aoI checked, aud applied to the most base and
disstaceIuI purposes. Such Tor instance a, The
creation and establishment Of houses OF I'll fame
gambling h0usts, race courses AMI the like.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03
MAYNARD


Judge Barbour, Of the Supreme Com, cd.
United States, who retired to has rba,.b,. @'
usual health, on "Wednesday night. va, c -'
dead IN his room on the morning of u
lie appeared to have dIcd without a ,,ry.,. NJ
sudden decease is ascrlJed to an atitc,lon 'f ''
heart VI U'
The last rites were paid to the remain, or d.
excellent man to-day, at the Capitol, IN The ,.,.
Der Of the Supreme Court.
The service was rendered most impre.,,.
by the exalted worth Of the decea.ed--tsl...
~ OF the presenoe--the President Vice p,s,
dent, Senator'S, Representatives. and JUDGE, i.
tendlng--the soemnlty Of the place, and NJ ,,m
pie but eloquent and most appropriate sddrc,, 4.
the Chaplain who ohica,ed.
There was never higher or more dess,,ol
tribute paid to the dead dian that awarded /.
Judge Barbour from the very tribunal IA yb,s
he himself once sat |. was but lhe echo or6,,
which Mr. Roane had Just pronounced in The S,,.
ate chamber, and Mr. Banks ID the House. orig
Which every heart responded that sluouude. ys
| bier.
Judge Barbour had, from youth to age, bee,
yersed IN the busy scenes cth.e--the po.cm,c.
the bar--ne politics OF State and National Assem-.
bIies-lhe high trust Of the judicial statou-aa.
that involves tho interests and passions O.. .s
world, and yet he passed from It "ua.poued d,
The world" In every social ond domestic rsa.
ton, the current o! his LIE ran pure, auG dlusyd
happiness on all around hlm. lie was, IN bus
principles, talents, and a,jalnments, his pobly
and bencyoence, tlue eXempIar Of that cdapc.
ter which raised his native State to such deserved
distinction among her numerous sisters Of the
! Union.
These considerations which must make sharp
er aud deeper the first paags felt N his death by
his family, will, IN time, be Their greatest console
ton. tie Will survive to them IA bis character
and IN the history OF his county.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03

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tra moderate dose q. 1a.5us.u.. b. 81.
at.-a- .a. to presume. +. 81 @ proportion s.
.s l.ssla--. Sc nag gaae.-a l.-. i aas 4.
.al-s ver. considerable.
Upon tae auu. -lfHe Hst consulting aay-.-
caa, h aas agreed tilt 5 there were n7 s-as ot
aaaama.4a.aia lac braaea vessels d lungs.
asy ,aaalI try another bleeding.
Vow Hs appears to Be perfectly lrrzrIcaJ'e.
IS there aere, it present, 10 signs Of aeslma'a-
ION % ,ae bronchial vessels 81 iaa lungs, they
were duyea 10 another bleeding Hence @ VIII
be seen, INA, tl.s I4st bleeding aas to produce an
accumulation ia the bronchial vessels Of the
lungs. There was great difficulty OF breathing,
great Inflammation bat as there was as yet no
accumulation in the lungs, they were determined
70 induce lHa, also, and as likely means Of IN
ducug o., bad recourse 70 the most exluyagaut
eiius.ou OF blood. TINS Is not an unfair ln'erpre-
alion Of ,bcr woid5 Bu. It could no, have been
Their real meaning iaar real meaning, i, IS IN
possible to discover. In addition to all their pre-
y.ogs yeuesectoas, thirty two ounces are now
duvn The medical reader 81 ii not be surpris.
ed to find that THIS was unattended by any appl-
rem, alienation o. the disease
Ia the text place, Yapors of vinegar and water
ATE frequently inhaled. Two doses Of calOmel
were already gwen, but THIS is not deemed suili.
cienD, ten grains OF calqmel are added nor IS even
this sufficient, repeated doses of emetlc tartar,
amounting in all to five or six grams are now adj
mnrstered It's SAID, the powers of life now
seemed to yield to the force Of the disorder To
many. i may appear that the yielding of the vital
principle, IN these circumstances, was not alto
gelder OWING 10 the force Of the disorder
The patient lying in this feeble aud nearly
exhausted state, IS to be still further tormened.
B.sters were mex, applied to his exuemities, TO-.
getdcr with a cutaPasm of bran and vinegar to
bis throat.
It's observed that speaking, which was painful
from III beginning, now became scarcely pract.
cable When we reflect upon the extreme weak,
ness, to which The patient must By this time. have
been reduced, and that he had both blister and
ceaplasm of bran and vinegar to his throat,--
can we wonder that speaking would be scarcely
practicable Respiration grew more aud more
CONTACTED and imperfect until after eleven -,
clock on Saturday night, when he expired v,lbon,
a .lugoIe.
Think ola man belno. within the hr,oc sa,o,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03
KEEP OUT OF DERT.

Let every young man and youth cad and re-
member the following
40 what h,deous progeny Of His deJl0
the father What lies, what meaness, what
missions on sell respect, what cares, what dou.
bic dealing How IN due season will It camp
he lrdak open face into Wrakles-how Ike
knife, twill stab the honest heart. And then IL
transformation How it has been known TO
change goodiy face into mask Of braSs--ll.
man into Il raIious trick,ler! A freedom .rum
debt, aud what nouushng sweetness may .s
found IN water what tooIhs0meness in di
Gust; what amJrosa nourlshment IN II hard c,g
BE- sure Of be who dimes out Of debt, Though
bis meal be biscuit and an onion, Dimes IN he
Apollo" And then for ralmeut-Nha warmth
in ihlead5aro coat, # the tallor's receipt be %
the pocket; what IyrIan purple IN The lade
wastcoat the vest not owed Tor how glossy NE
well worn hat If il covers not the aching head q
debtor
Next to the home sweets, the outdoor rec'ea'
ton of free man. The street door knccbd
fails not a kueiI on his heart the foot On iO'
stair case though he live on the third pair svoo'
no splsms through his anatomy, at the rap al
door, be can crow forth, come In,' aud bis Pu''
beat healDhtuIIy, dis heart SINKS not into his Dew
els. See him abroad How confidently Wv
how pleasantly, he takes the street; how ne ''','
ters, now, meeting an acquaintance, ne s'1'O'
and gossps But then, this man knows W.
debt--debt, that casts dug into the Tc"5S'
wine, that makes the food Of the gods uh"nO',
some, ndIsesllble; that spnnkIes the Dalqus' ".
| luculus with ashes, SCOT IN the soup oil au CIV
peror, debit that like moth, makes iase''''
| prison, lhe SHIRT OF Nessus, was a sh'rt MOI Pu'I
| for that writes upon liescOed walls Tue D''-
wrtaI OF the attorney, that puts voice OI '',',
| IN the knocker, thut makes the heart quake az w,
haunted fresde debt the invisible demo" "'-'
walks abroad with man pow quche"D7 ~,
steps, now making hinl look on all sues "''
haunted beast, and bringing to hts ACE Wv -,
hue oil death, as the UNCONSCIOUS passehss N ,.t,
| clancy upon him Poverty Is bitter O'"'7'
/ vet may and sometimes with advantage Us ~
/ ed down. Though the drIuker MAKE WY az
/ there may after all, be a wholesome goou"'''
THE cup. But debt, however couTIeou'F ,ao
offered, is the cup OF sylen' aid 'no ' ao,
speed aud delicious though It be an ea'',7 ~
son. The man out Of debt, though WIN a 10" T.
his ierkin, a crack IN bis shoe leather aDo " ' ~
ia his hat, IS still the son Of liberty, Zee = ,'
singing lark above him ; but the debtor, "' ca'
clothed IN the utmost bravery, what e ~ I'm
serf upon a holiday, slave 10 be recaIIheO .
instant by his owner, the creditor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03

- We are authorized 10 announce ELI
ABBOTT, as a candidate for the Office OF
Shetd, at toe ensuing November election.
t. VIZ are authorized 10 announce Pryor
VI. Grant, as a cand.da,e tot reelection Go
the Shsuaaby Of LownJes County at the eusu-
in November election.
u We are aulhorzed to announce Stcr-
ling II. lester. "a candidate for Clerk
Of the Circuit court Of LoNndes County al lbe
next November election.
- We are auhoazed to announce John
ID. Montgomery. as candidate for ihs
office OF Clerk OF the Circuit couit oil ioUnJes
county AT our next election.