The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19


in THE eautiohsI p0liryInf Enhnrh 900 ~
II cautious, but yielding IA tha hTnphssEirf ne-l
! ceaBity ufttIel cases yielding i'm tila nVu
ing dominion ofpMhlic HonAime mt s would nei
i here or ANY lWhere else Vanfurb 10 .dlsnur
the policy of foreign CDunEriangmnd N abstain
leave them as hope they win leave pssrtC,
look afleR their own imterentss w@ puHuingG
ours Yet there canIbe mo- question Chat faS q
spirit Of free iuquiryaie abruRd fnl soWsrl fhn,
earth And thiSois right : IL IN Iaafn harld =
IN Christian age, and i'm nm hRa 8amf uhl D1 W. -
knowledge and IntGEg6 Rafnumr IT, rrenfl ,
/ masses CfBncieGy9a iiH III hnr n ~ 49,, -,
Now gentlemen I'm growing, fnrnidrsb
fcheeFa andcfies of sg0 ON and win brinr I,
| my FemaEkgto aeuncluSicn. IlhaWh Rha hap
| are to produce New aGimfa "a believe tlnfkSe's
policy Of Enelandigs and AaB been, and bpill be-
morp andmofe toward msmpNa end more iinar-ye
al iktercUuEBsy mnUhuRmrnmut a ~ Frt f
our great intere6te tb mlla Ghn Of fhs
North and Middla,and equally f6V0rahle1tO MI, !,
the Iriehdt Of Ahq Enntlla Ik % mast CERTAIN
that within laSiew months new and great
change has been produced IN nur intercourse
with England avery great schange4 81 Attic
cles produced in your state ara Edarlg becpnis
ing more aaEd moro IntFOduced A~pr0Vsjnns
finding market ia Europe g. In sthe last sgiKs
nohthg quite a. new trade has sprung mp b9sI.,
tween us and England 40 the article ~ pro- 4
visions. While was inf New York Hto0lI Dcss
casion.fo inquire OF some practical meTeIaulaf
and valued friends how the matter wh1 |, and
theysaid, quite TO my astOnishneni, that oar-r'
goes OF lard, butter cheeses beef pork d.c
were shipped to England everyd day and that
vessel OF the largest claEg, within the last
twenty days, had left New York loaded entire 81
ly withtBe articles of provisions to- thaaxclul
sion as il happenedin that cabeS though LIDO
not mention il as amattar Of triumph ofatin-
Ia ~ T.
q new trade as every body knows. WhOev-
erthOught, eighteen months ago, that large
cargo, entirely ofpTcvieionEs would 40 10 vAs u
London market :. b Who does NOS feiOice- and,
feeithe beneficent influence pfthig upon both
nations che people of England are better fed
the agriculture Of New York is betleFe ncoBr-
aged and the interests OfbothC are better proc
Gentlemen, Z win proces'dno farthar.E saw tb0
time come has when we must attend 20 thingsf
Ebfngss THINGS say the Gm0 han arrived
when we must give up the enehanffnent of
names ans ateendtsO tho great interests OF
commerce and GFicultIMes--whBnl mem muaRI
be sunk and 1 ara willing TO sink, and il viii be-
no great sinking aeitheT (llauQhter a when
things must Do regarded, measures regarded,
md names aiaEegaRdeds and though \ am NOS
one 90 give up opinions lightly and wiEhoug COZ
eeslons be time han arrived for practical
nleasuFee wlieuwe maEt attend 10 Che things
which belongs A had almost said, 10 our peace
: ~ . did not appear in some sort prDfane No
applysa0 ordinary Mffair6 words made sacred ~
4 higher Meahings bnt 4 ulill smy 20 enc tRiRgs
NAlcl heloug ip our intmFent We must -,
pfaGtie&i-We Nam6g l60h NE lSim " must ere
the results &c meaahfea amid ilie bomEing "
everything that EBlnfe1 nn the infEte8ifs ofah
Glasses In che UmW06 &t2feas NuF gentlemen
we may be sure ghats however l0caldnierestg
may prevail, however local feelings may pre-
vail, we shall all wiSsawe approach the close
Of life, regard everything with satisfaction
which we have done Under the smpnlse ola
large d broad American feeling and we shall
look with regret on everything contracted or
personal or local which the interest Of .indF
viduals may have aledaus toeheerish ia our
beaftg. Cheers1 nhet as remember then,
gentlemen that our interest are the common
interest Offhe United States, Let us remem-
ber that there islnot a'man IN The UniOneff from
lie Atlantic or Rocky Mountains, frOm-Mainef
10 Mississippi i'm whose interest and wsihFe,,
Ind political rights wgIare NOT eoncerneds Lee
Is have souls and hearts and minds igenDuQh
% embrace the great Empire which God has
viven ms (cheers , and while conscious that
Ieneath his benignant rule we enjoy distin-
rush blessings, religions and civil and social,
uch al have been shoWeFed upon no other
net1 on the facH of the earth, let ug 90 boldly
NJ. determined, now and iOr ever living and
Hipg. ~ be fully AEnerieans American alto
ilr. yVrBsTE R sat down amid lhe reiterated
III daaleninR applause Of all present. seR
Mr. Kle0TT, one or Ehn Vice rfeMidemfn a.
ID I'D ccielFs proposed the health 6f tbe Char
ay1 cf one Of the cCInnhiLtb Mr. Go@sn o.
Mr. GowErs III reply, spoke OIL long and
hicnlt journey he had performed for the pur.
50 og attending this fair 1ft The Pbladelphins
RFiculLnFal Bocielyg with which h2 RaS con.
.cf@03 and pr0numnced HIGH Eul0nfnrS Hi50u