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

or amending to our editorial dHlleH QLi1o1Ns ss
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There = every i1liisaslon apat me DenlOs.
Facyin fhis 6tste has DOL yee run its tase Y =
honor and glcEy N regasd g deialcauons
There seems To be strong probability ina
thaseelaK.mhich Harris andsBoy6. gave then
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nEek 80 SUE go. 4 &C.
Col VINO receive = 81 80 s
aGi0n fruinstlla RapndlafoEsF AM was elerAse
kv s1s6fs EuaesAsses ne 1fsssissippis was lately
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Sackson under strong suspic.0u y elit'e = 10
,nef1f, o. intendsd embeEzlenent OF the public
s,,,s3a. HIS rejection by that body and the
- 49,. 80 :. ;.,,y,., s,ssost f,rc.hlv that
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there y ssoneshmg Eo'sei ~ D . nu
The indignant Colonel promises fuh expo
eition Of his own conduct, the condition OF the
-. sYvs...,;,. AMI - .,,,o,v same liUht ON
PuUnc 1icasess a''A - s :, -, - !.
the characters 81 some q ms pOalilcal s' =
atea.ss ess zs# So a1aass So .st9a.s
In the mean time we hope that Talaboia, Il
the mischief has not already been done, viii
,,,,,I,,, ,,;r,seif :, rno the pnbl;c 6sc.
c.1p.ey 1880 ..1I $3.50.
There y nothing TO WINCH ne coa'd oetaAe
himself ofmor service 10 the state ss
we o;vo below frop, the sSouthrofl' ar &C
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Much exciteinent mas Prevansu ~ OUT o.sy
1or the last lew gays, ~ - LIZ ~,
reports that has Deenm circuiauon aoo" Ss aas
public funds and the Treasurer OF the state
Col Graves. Before the meeting ofthe great
reputation convention, the matter was Duz'
zed about the private circles, and although the
people feared there was much truth m the ral-
NOR, yet they hoped for the best The Peo-9
pie relied upon the firmness and perseverance
of constitutional Tucker. IN having the Puollc
moneys taken care of The matter was en-.
{ rely of a regulating character, and for that
reason all eyes were turned tothe movements
Of the repudIating convention, which had pre-
viously nominated and indirectly had elected
Col. Graves. But it carTiedout the doctrine.
and IGD0OlaISQa al 1utGSLt80AAOtte AAAA1-@AssM
some Of the delegates believed, and stated chat
thew were and would be responsible. for any
mai.feaeance in Office, under the direction OF
their nominee and foster cllad.
g.. -, ..,.,.,,,.;r,r, afion~ned old consti.
1nloT s 1saJ ,as heef, tryipn 10 bring it
tu.lGIla, ~ KfonIav he witt, few friends
70 a.ga Zee The Treassrcr's Office, and the
s.s1:.s:.. s; s fhe substance ofthe CONVEX
eafiofl:
TUCKER. Mr.. Graves, |, as Executive Of the
State. wish TO place my eyes upon the funds
which belong to the State OF Mississippi.
Graves. win say to you, old constitutions
al Tucker that you shall not and cannot put
your eyes Nor yollr fist upon the money which
belongs TO the people of Mississinpi. 7 have
the constitution to back me in the drawing Of
the funds from the General Government, and
for keeping them. and you may 90 about your
business, old constitutional Tucker.
ST. Il tell you Mr.. Graves, have the laws
OF the State passed under the direction of the
Constitution which authorizes me 10 see that
the public funds are taken care OF, and that all
the officers OF the government perform their
duties faithfully.
= G.. say Tucker, you have been trying to
injure my regulations and thereby build I'D
your own and you may gohome' and read the
consultation. ard learn your duty; for / see yUu
Y Don't tall 70 me Of tie constitution.
when l have the laws to govern and direct
me III my omcla 0uuee. IAeIde by the
SPlrt OF Reputation l fear have commit
cd myseii IN the last remark. The wings and
my own party all say the Union Bsnk bonds
were glVenaccordng 10 taao, at leastl say
Mr.. Graves let me see the funds and I.shalf
pc satisfied.
G. Old constitutional, Won had better go
home was not Is wears Of acc when came
in this Office. You, and others who have
palmed themselves upon me as friends, where
by to build up your own unholy reDutation. |
shall nse me as tool no IOnger.i have
done some mean things, and freely confess It |
for am young and am liable to do wrong. /
But whatever have done wrong is to be piac-
ed at the door ofmy friends, who have urged /
me ON to do il and If had continued tD weld
to them, there never would one word have
been said about NV draYvio to ,,.,I meme,
and eubezzelinc l. r viii n lass tla,,
T. DAYS ~ !. usss slaa. wen
and appeaIt to the neonla ~ 1T r., ~
course hsve saLa1,. III ~ = I.1sny nle ~ inc
Of Won, fe LEM .s ma Sc, anu snen exPect some
viii quail viii srr e 's s1.. 20. = .le party
= -. - :, s, stiO,..s 0aau WlSA thdt