Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
lErom ihe Bay State Democrat


ADAT OF RErRIBUTlON WILL COME.
les VIC tell the Federasts that day Of reck-
onng Will come. They may 80 on while they
have the power to do SO, violating every principle
olnaht, setting Justice Ut defiance, and slofy-
Dg IN Their msdeeds. But their reign will be
s1U, once. Power obtained by fraud cannot be
as,;nc; actions not conforming TO the rules OF
recude cannot long 60 unpublished. Il dag q
r.trtJution ,riN come.
We tell those who have already obtained pa-
ces, and the spoiis of office, that they will ere
long, be hurled from the place they now occupy;
and we caution those who are seeking office TO
COX well to their ways before taking offices,
which they will soon be obliged 10 vacale.
The FederaIists are literally heaplng up wrath
unto the day Of wrath, aud when the time shall
come round for a reckoning, they will be weighed
in the balance of justice, and found wanting Be
fore The election, they prescribed men, when II
was 10 their power to do so, Tor voting Tor 'heiF
candidate for the Presidency Now that they
have won victory, il can hardly be expected
tha, thew will take different course. They have
entered the broad road which, II they pursue II,
will soon lead to the destruction OF Their parry
and we hope they will continue to walk therein;
but we tell them that for all these things they
shall be brought to an account
The people have more than once repudIated
National Bank. Let them build one up il they
dare. But let the opponents OF Bank openly
and learessy declare, that they WILL ~ II
DOWN; that if The fedeasts DARE to violate
The Constitutions the Democrats DARE ~ De
fEND IT, and Heaven giving them power
will restore il TO the people, pure as II came rom
the hands of lis trainers. We do now solemnly
declare, and we would that every Democratic
journal in the Union would take the same ground
THAT WE WILL NEVER SANCllON
The ERECTION OF A NAlloNAL
BANK; that should such an institution be char
tered we will do all that we can TO UNChAh'
TER IT.
We plant ourselves upon this principle; we IN
turI our banner to the breeze, and iuscrlbe upon
Tin letters plain and emphatic, the motto--NO
NATIONAL BANK,-NOW AND FOREN
Err.
We will never consent to see this glorious Tn
ION, this great Country, these Independent State
hnmbled at the feet oil the money power. Civ
asa King, give US despotIsm, give US any kln'
ola Government at whose head is a SOUL
auking, feeling, conscientious being--rahe
man moneyed corporaH on-A BANK.
The expenses iothe people Of holding specla
elections for members of Congress in nine q
lenStates, will be mole than one million dollars
Kentucky Woman.
The'loss Of The President.-The Presider
S'eameris evidently lost, and the poot souls VII
we're on board other have gone TO their long HON
% stale of awful unpreparation- The news
lie Caledonia, which we give TO day. is altogetl
stsaent on The subject. She has not been hear
OIL England, and it is scarcely possible 81
could be safe under the circumstances. ltshocE
Us to think of OH the horrd sounds of agor
mat must have filled the air as that Ill iated sh
Vent down-as father and mother, husband an
vile, and brother and sister, were shueklng ITO
zach olher-as the gurgling waters crcpt ~, rel
'ae'r ears with It's hldeous death shout The Pa
'l'e ls too appalling Cor contemplation.
Phil Sut,JF Ji4y