Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
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PH5ii'hsd al Fagsas, JsFsr.., r.. r., :
3 i is III The suggestion orn,,c- I, '''s' ia
Il interest IN the weliarr Of on, VINO isse e.,
gard the interest Of the pabGe - N eac Bl5 p
nas as ldcuthsd together. tbst y. 80 % ine'il
The present iaroFabie junctnrr. r. '''e ihosg-l
be publication Of "a sheet 10 b esT.a Slcetisk Z,
and Mechanic, which may become ~. ''s fafnsf
great working ard pFo3ucius class, ~ gan q IL
ahd under their Patronage ihs inslrpn,.' wv Sac;
ing out me sanitary WORK Of improvsrr,r ~ earn.
menia reform. For the adyapce..,,ii e'Ietyt-
great aims, our paper viii advocate ,bs :. uess
Of sreai industry aud economy aun. All .,e'essiiy
'lie ohlS hohesl resources Of wealth Ia seS Is
nity, and The only means OF setting US lrp, 'Oau'
dependence, which IN our present cripn,eS 'O usi
we are Obliged 10 put on Others, and ss,a.se ''oa
ourselves IN lulnFe the profits of our own l.I %
VIII endea'or to s,lmuiate enlerpIize. snJ .s II
Improvement IN agriculture, as our surss, r.0alele
Tee Of iulure prosperity; and il will drec
tentloh 70 tins quarter, the only one ,d, al
help can come-to restore The fallen jor,unes wlsh
citizens, and renOvate the injured mor.,s y or
For The attainment Of these great DurnoSs. o1.t'l
be necessary that every farmer and merb,N;i Z" VII
ever may be his circumstances, should vt, "nsl'
I;Itaton, contribute his aid 10 so Iaud.Li. a.
dertaking, identified as it must be. viii l gu ah'
interests, aud this he should do, no, univ b' ~ Hs
up promptly The price of subscription IN ir'!As
but by furnishing ior The columns Of ,bs 'aa'e
original communications on the vsrous siitPe,
with which he may he supposed to be laIng;,. !p
yond these, the subjects OF Education AMI No. De
will never be lost Slghi Of; but while ,ley ,.n.
our constant CONSIDERATION they will well q. ,'''H
10 lilid support from lhe pens OF our Schoo
and Clergy men OF every denomination. IT'S
porianee ul receiving AID from corresnn,rn,. .n',
a ohce be obvious to all who are de>lroux n wa
our Paper become popular and uselu. No,,,..g
ment viii he offered 10 the free dscussn, "
question Of public utility by those Whose y,ru. ay
not biased BY lIzan prejudice; bat any at,sn ..
To involve Under this clause, topics Of p1l,c.t'.'
ture, Will be srcllg discOunlenanced. '"'
On tie SUBJECT olslavery we shall regard Ar
ton as forbidden fruit. wh,h sumo NAV tan 80
mend Tor lis lair exterior, but which we kros
bller ashes al lis core: Ike the forbidden Gss -
Paradise, II has already introduced Ipo1,lv a.,
dIsunlon among those who have lhckrd II ,r1
would soon drive us into exile from our Edcn.I1.
land, were we 10 penn ncendlaues. who Lsys r..
len under this temptation, 10 roll the appe orI,.
cord into our midst, where they dare moi yepm,.
themselves 10 come THIS Ihen we wll"lonl M,
taste not, handle not ourselves, nor viii wr c,nn
tenance IN any shape the discussion Of II in others
lie ght OF inquiry on this subject, is like c,rrv,o,
tnrci,Ilght, 10 examine nlo a magazine of 6o,1'
der ] he interest of The Siayr.huder Will le,o,-
suited, By dev0tHg PORTION 0l attention ia hs
plans Tor the clolnluI, feeding and infringement nj
The slave. reform, loo, in the present system nj
overseeing Is loudly called Tor; and urtl snl