Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-28
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uI Tie Democratic Review 49, - eae eIs,.s..
IL commencement 10 The month ~ .ss5,
embracing me term Of Mr. Van Re- e',,arr ls2-
ana constituting single dslipr, a., ''ka5ls,
I"'d' pefod shd movement hsvp,, a. els p
gihlRg and end,the Pr0pretors J.ssu - nalnra' l.
rs puo'oduoA at The close ofthst ,s-- 10 cF..
uIus .ue PAST p1rilon as First Ss,;T,eS 80 isgit
nleheea " SECOND Series" with The - hoc
u'"gs presented by The reversed rel,t,," .9lft q
he ~" SItsI FAIRIES OF he country a.. "a Flrl
10 iesi,tct 10 Tie possession o!the ~ Pact
uohS' NoFefnment. BY the exlraord,,~. 1s NJ
reNouunh "hch The past few months -, P-hs
-, - 'a'S p'oaneed ~ The history oron. "4Sss
,u,lon' od'T"aieu 10 test severely both ,bs:. Sa'
"e"1e dnu men value. All the rruilsni q wa
-, e. "H.n 'ia'e so deeply CONFUSED iI',s
49,! ~ '.'e ie''o' dtlop OF he governments -, VIZ
.n1"E III Tvs pfae'ce' with the original pri,elaf
which II was based, we sudJenIv g. FtIpep0 %
situation OF imminent jeopardy. even # p'4esd
10 be regarded as already lost TIE ~! athE
the past three Presidential terms i n ,'ss oatsc
again. again have we TO 20 through 49, ug"0st'
ilonaI discussion which we had sunS1ssf s'eat Ia.
and terminated, on the vital opest,,,' N0aaNel
the deSiines OF the Republic through pnr ,u.gtie
future years. u1Aun'Sey-
In this contest, the Democratic gep;on
cupy the SANE position that il has ever rs;. wa o.
u VIII combat with al the energy il can s,-
IN defence oil The rights OF The people. IN c44
anu sturdy resistance Of every partial qc,oaa'@
poicS, animated by the consciousness tho, %
us arm IN great and good cause, and by ii. It'
ina tt may contribute IN some degree IN tIoF
nltlceni movement that has been sat ID ,o...IS
future oil more glorious enlargement and fired,
ne importance of such pelindicll mus,
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