The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-09


Of taking chickens (deiiciaus eiiblel1 ffom eve.
p heu.rOost--thai Constitution he glorp Of The
age 10 which Marcus Morton owes ~ elec.
ton, was legally adopted bg David paruienler,
Dutee J. Pesrce, and myself with several oh.
q Distinguished characters. and Of course i'm.
mediately By every republican principle, b..
come ne law Of The State. (Cheers.l On.
gular 70 rclate.the Algerines refused to give IN
The government 10 Parmenier and myself
weni 70 Washington to obtain the sssistancs
Of the General Government in asserting NV
right, but singular 10 relate, the President al
not invite me 10 the White House 70 thinner.
Burning with Indignation, slept not, stopped
not, larricd not, until reached the Pewter
Mug tavern II New York, where I drank a
draughi Of inspiring poTter--l moan, patrioi.
ism-and where we presented with a sword.
(Cheeru.) Having sword, gentleman, I now
saw my way clear, and returned 70 Providence
with determination 70 hack, say, murder.
and make mince-meat Of the Algeiines.
summoned the people, to The number Of one
hundred aromd me, stthe domicd Of Buung
ton Anthony; we mustered our forces; we
swore we wunld take the Arsenal (at lea,t I
did owe marched against It with a cannon 1
touched of the cannon myself but gentlemen,
the people had plugged the cannon and the
cannon would not 60 of, but the people did, so
that m the morning, nobody was left BY me
except such a. were not able oga for various
reasons, ana feeling Ike one,who treads alone,
some banquet hall deserted, saw that should
be taken of 10 Stale Prison II did not take
myselfoi 50 left the State with feelings more
easy 70 imagine than describe. To this hour
| have never been able tounderstand why the
people spiked that Calnon lit is to me inscru-
table
Once more made al Chepatchet an effort
to sustain my Consultation, and once more |
failed Alb gentleman, at the hour Of trial,
when provision became scarce, the people LEFT
me.-Whal does this prove, gentlemen, but
that il % necessary Il you would have the pe0-
pie true 10 the great principles Of government,
you must give them enough to eat Hence
The beautiful and touching propriety Of Clam
Bakes,
Alter unheard oftrials, dangers, difficulties,
and iasiings, (cheers,) BY the kind permission
Of His Exec lency Gov. MORTON am here,
seated a. this bouniiful board What can
do, gentlemen, to express my gratitude TO you
for having secured me an asylum id your old
and happy State There e bot one gay If
which ! can repay you. II gentleman, you
should ever want a revolution here, II YOU
shoIlj find the purse proud, aristocratic Aige.
rine5 Of this State too much Tor you, I and by
sword Are at your service, (checrs) The PEG.
pie are tie source ofaE power in them bsides
the sovereignty hit does not, where does il
z side The viii Of the people Is supreme.
and they have the sole right to establish gov
ernmenl, and overthrow It forty times year,
ifthey are graciously PLEASED to do 81. Tins
IS my doctrine, gentlemen, II you don'n believe
me. ask Gov. MoRToN.
Gov. Dor sat down amidst immense chez.
ing, and was observed by the reporter % iall
upon the almonds and apples with great f6lisl
until Mr.. Whitmarsh began a speech, whea
His Excellency and every body else leil 81
eating, and looked very pale.