The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-20
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'.,assed condition of this
II deep concern to every
:UUt y in the public wei
!. ,bs midst of all the adj
.r,re and industry can bes.
.o3otsted from thel highest
'te< Of pecdniary distress :.
I.as,,ed TO rouse the feeling
,.s,ion of every patriot.
.:n., 50 admirably devised
arscement of all the ener-
nj the Developments of
.',ces, t e merits of its adj
|, readiIy inferred from the
il, When we see a ma
.;rcumstances so favorable
md happiness, unaffected
,nity, enconntering so dis
n is condition,as the peo-
.,,tps have suffered within
: have no difficulty in ira
to the ignorance or cor
changes and aboltive OK
currency, beginning at a
Lied prosperity. has result
rg,tcy and ruin.
,,p Of rewards and punish
ll:gea's Of patriotism and of
lied froin the ad'nin;stra-
.,of.anI profigacy and cor
Its,ered in their place.
L,,rcise of that monarchical
ritulion, tn e veto polcer,
Be3res enta,ive system is
lie assignment of distinct
s.nt Departments of the
s,y violated, and L. gisla-
gIg assumed as an Execu-
ola suffering people have
h Disappointment, their no.
andid triumph converted
defeat. and their express
egarded by the present in
sgiential chair, whose pru-
assumptions folly hav e
sl tothe principles and pro-
he him his accidental i'm
treasury, a bankrupt nation, |
Etlp, the CO fusion of the
Pc national debt without any |
Erng on the fiscal opera
" proclaim the calamitous
|inn stration ofour Govern
" orreform.
|ar Efforts 10 the correction
b expose this per~eion of
Constitution and It's rapid
Iasfruction of our beautiful
bent, we propose publishing
Etal paper 10 be called the
c Wig we shall strenuous
people the maintlanance of
Eip,e, Of a Democratic Gov
Em the basis of our constitu-
bur opinion have been who'll
le cit styled Democracy.
'tsures in the policy Of the
.of the Union shall receive
ruinous fluctuations which
he arrangement and con-
,acy Of the country, and 10
harmony to this indispens.
atoms wealth,w e shall adj
slnnent Of some National
as the method most strong
r that important object, by
perience.
lsystem Of imposts and Idu-
al indisputable principle
quill be adopted, as may be
/ the means OF defraying the
dental expenses of the Gen
.anl Of discharging The ohIi-
lls already incurred. In reg
Iswith a view TO this bject
Einclple Of protection Of do
legitimate power of the
Incidental to the collection
lRlnbent upon it, when !
Y representative voice of
economical reduction in the
Te'nment we consider high.
national purify, and impe-
r The peoples wishes.
ol tie presidential Office to
election has been a prolific
nd corruption, and, In the
restraints, should
publc opinion. Impressed
e OF reform in this depart.
we shall zealously
I'M principle.
eaton the principles of the
:, banner we enlist, there is
d nigh claims upon our pre-
e. e. naglstracy of the Union,
NJ he qualities. which con-
ian, IN all the traits which
an dignity the gentleman,
eFor; and the election If
. The frs: Office in the gift
4oOld hail US the surest IN
,'elce OF correct public SEN
!lal harbiDger of returning
y HENRY BROWNE. |,
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