Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
The United States S5s
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DEMOCRATIC Rrv,,,

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cement 10 The month ofO.-.slss l.,
snh S aSlug me Term Of Mr. Van Bgrs1., 5o'' IL
- sing'e distinct ami -',',-sl.'
,;nir.a-i e anu movement hayns n. '5 p.
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| h., ,...- oe.Otlt Series with the new n.
,b presented oy Ihe reversed re.afo". ~-'' o.
= ,es,,as go, ar''es Of Tie country an. No
t,on, Covs,r.p POSSESSION OF The .eins of,t,a
. .OnJ, Government By the ,xraorja,,i .; Ns
| ~ go. H',lOh ne past lew mOnths b,,s '
-. p'osueed N The history Of an. "Al''s
- :" SN,s'so 10 lest severely both lis;.- 'N''
gus 'net value. All tie frvnsol tps'ai
81, * sn.H "hlen nave so deeply conyuis,t ~ %!
~ -" as a'ion oil the government 'a
'-p"y u US Pracuce, VITA the original nrn.;,i a'
which II was based, we sudd,nlS e. .aelpCs o.
s - oI imminent jeopardy even if ,b.y'h
the past three Presidential terms !, ~ oallsQ
%ssm asaln nave we to go through the s.. s,O''i
honal discussion which we had sunno,.I Iesi E-
and terminated, on the vital on.r,: ehlaucsl
The desIiHies oil the Republic through involving
future years. Oununbstl
! In this contest, the Democratic Raj.
eupy the same position that il has sr lew FIc.
IL will combat with all the energy /, 3d.
IN defence OF the rights The psonIo Ntn sulmael
a"H sturdy resistance oil every partial scb.ro'-,
policy, animated by the consclousnss, I.a5ne
It's arm in great and good cause and b ",at N'
tina ut may contribute in some segrss - :, Ae hN
nliicenl movement that has been sIar,sd ~ Wv nag
future of more glorious enlargement, and G. O"sA
The importance Of such a pelodicaI n mvsuun'
/ Idpnt. InScuScIun the W We
fore the country, eXpoundng and advocpp,;Y u
Democratic doctrine TIN ough he mos,.hIsng Ie
that party can furnish, in articles of cro,,as @'
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these means, by thus explaining and d.lsnj,a. y
measures of the Democratic party. and /. H
furnishing 10 the public elear and pow.rf' J"aH
meHtary upon those complex question, nr ,Hr
which SO frequently distract the couu,r, and rnV
which, lmperectly understood as thew oNen ,, .p|
friends, and mlsrepresenled and distorted a. N.Y.
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