Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

/ pity sentiment, the union VI the wh'gs
for he sake Ut ( 'ye, TIERS the rao9 the
Uniou" They sci themselves up a. ac'
y1cales Of one Presidential term and ihty
have made ineessant war upon their r.e''
cent, that he might not FL even Thai tenn
well! Taey called Them es the cham
pi rs for the integrity VI The Pu C SER
wants, and they la made the c. untry &c.
soun4 v; The epifc 4 ";ra'or'' aud
"Ju ms ,scu.iuI," wl b wa.ca n J Lave
lrauLel their rep!e>eniatives. Tney pc.
fessed = seek The safety OF the public mo-
c., nd no c, tel where 1t L.? So 50 n
Is !, was deposited in their h.n.s hey e.
came so careful e il that The, G j. q me
LEFT. l. Sly, and chiefly, they snug sIel
ami fought tIaG hi:ye tie GENERAL 60 ii y.
the People, and what they h .7e acc' M
p ished is at 'seiher ton Ct ner i u &c err
/, G we'd or fell by indisidia 5. These things
have be, eiet tel yile Uni M! "uli n
OF TIE Wigs for the sake OF The Uni 'n!"
This was considered, ~ item, one OF the
most piihy and pungenli cas- Literet during
the contest of le4l. II has lost none OF t.
force. twill bea. il rcpIi.iIun. line
union fine whigs tor thu sake Of the u
rlon" Alas! alltEe.r pro essi"ns, the.r
"unon," their log clLias, their h ri oiler,
and iheir co0ns, have shared tie tane
melancholy, disastrous fate.
But thee is another view 10 be taken
Of this subject. The cnnirol OF pu lie al
fairs vas deposited IN The hans OF the
whiy, with an unahi.n,tY OF Io.ce, and
pleni.ude of power never b fore witness
ed in this c ,unlry. And what hava IN y
d nc2 Tncy commenced their career wan
q unpa rel .eled bllorncss and h1st.ily To
lhsir opponents VAC were in Oh e. a
s.ee2ing expulsion as commence, tina
wa happily arrested.
With majority ii forty en- joint bal
O, in Congress, hey next rel called the
Sub. Trcasu y, ard in less sh n eighteen
m rlhs, TIL. principle CT lhela prc'i Us r.
len.le.s coldemnGi n, "ante! ony SIX
woes OF beng re.ena;Ico IA one branch
oil ,hat same ,dy of men who repealed H..
A MAORI J in CngTeaa is the represent 4.
tive OF the legislative will # n. hahn.-
Tao expressions { ,,i. 1lll are r,ga;Ied
as among lie most ceiIDera,e and hc.enn
declarations of mankind. What reFpect
would be attached 10 such Etkle aad Ut.
sia le will as tIisS
Taey next declared that they found u
! debt OF twenty millions, which had leen
caused agains, the Government, Ly the
previous administration. II this deN ex'
Isle !, their integrity und ju.li G require
that, HE prudent men, they sluali ec1no'
mise and hu, ban The RS urces Oh the
Government, 81 that, at the earliest No.
meni. the debt might be cancel ed. o.
The contrary, they long and lousy p'o'
Claimed the exi,tt nee Cf the de1t, AM III n
Immediately voted ~ pive away, as DO
nation, the choicest portion o! lie naiIl n
VI incomc. THIS, the deb, nus cad oI
being Gu ncelled, is d2ub !, and The Gov
ernmeni has Occn crampsd - o9tain 3
daily bread.
Avnihny rhcm.e yes of he power grant.
ed in the Constr uthn to puss BANKRUPT
law, they formed a scheme ~ which AL
control Of their c ntract, was taken ir"nI
E Tho creditor, the contract was annnI ed,
The deter set fee, aud his property, whI-iI
, sh vi! ia jusice have passed TO tie ere l.
tor, WIS expended nthe operation. a ter
The countr, hal en!uled HE c.. lis and i"'
, Jus ice oi tie measure with almost super
num- patience, and 5 me good was al GU
t. be anticipated fyoG it, e>peci Il y II IN "a.
flied, they re ed elthe. = amend or sul'
! Ter ito l1nger exis enc. The same BODY
OF men voiel to repeal il, while the cour'
Try wines. cd with eslcui h.net tAe.
> freaks Of instaliiy.
They set On to.r "A scheme TO raise up ;
\ gre at navy; they crcaiei II h,me sqnaor n
= u hive never yet manned aud equip G,
al. The ves.es. the no. cs aud p ide o
the may wee IahsI only T. b. d~she-
down again.
r They protested 70 be the pariicu!a
\ friends Of national prosperity, and the,
ha,epui in fore l.w that, in it, efte Il
y f5rb ds to exchange our pc ,duce tor the
a goods Of other nations, and the consequences
IS, that olher n lions have vast st,res D
their &, on hini, for which there is bu
3 Il small mlrkei, and we have z an ries an,
n sire houses III OF our pr 'du That /
:. gr wi & old and mustI ami viii on bS
D sap IA eI by sue ssne GRIPS. an tit
q present ade is cut down To II Ito y nt
!. such attic es as are 50 nects,a y as 10 {
exchanged FIR s,,e, lie. And now, on ht
> d,y in which III r sessi "a ~ cs, great
!. 8 illness prevals n lrad., and IA nc ssve.i.
n " ia the times IN in III ,unHy has before
Witnessed for great May Ae.rs.
q We m ght 60 lhrough the who'e lit o.
9 their puJic acts and compare them viii
n ihair promises, aud each W u j pr We Nc
v only lai ure, but disastrous one 10 Tho