The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-27
CRATIC WING,
~rRr THuRsDAY BY
h s.TAx3o3.

Sssted from the2 highest
ndiyidu1l prosperity and
-sy Of pecuniary distress
mated to rouse the feeling
|.otjOn Of every patriot.
.opt so admirably devised
@,ragement ofall the ener-
l md the develnpement; OF
,.ces, t e merits of its ad-
! readily inferred from the
Ne. When We see a ma
Grumslances SO favorable
and happiness, unaffected
awitr, enconntering SO dis
in lis condition. as the peo-
bates have suffered within
= have no difficulty in ira
to the ignorance or COR
changes and abortive ex-
currency, beginning at a
ated prosperity. has result
suptcy and ruin.
ban Of rewards and punish
inen's Of patriotism and of
yeIIed from the ad.ninistra-
sn.,and profiigacy and COR
ostered in their place.
srcise of that monarchical
titution, tn c veto poWer,
Repre- entative system is
be assignment of distinct
rent Departments of the
Sly violated, and l." gisla-
rly assumed as an Execu.
of a suffering people have
y Disappointment, their no.
b,endid triumph converted
defeat. and their express
garded by the present in
Sldential chair, whose pru- |
pfesumplious folly have |
he totIIe principles and pro-
/ him his accidental i'm |
Feas1ry, a bankrupt nation,
red'. The CO fusion of the |
g national debt v lihout any !
lying on the fiscIl opera
proclaim the calamitous
mIn'stratior Of our Govern
/ for reform.
lr efforts 10 the correction
b expose this perversion of
Constitution and its rapid
Pstruction OF our beautiful
TENT, we propose publishing
zeal paper to be called the
Wig we shall strenuous
people the maintenance of
!ples nj a Democratic Gov
m the basis Of our constitu.
sur opinion have been Who'll
+ seIi-styled Ds1aocracy.
hsures in the policy of the
6of the Union shall receive
ru1nous fluctuations which
be arrangement and con-
bcy Of the country. and to
harmony to this indispens-
a,.an'o wealth, shall ad-
hnon! Of some National | {
asthe method most strong 6
that important object, by
elence. |
Tstem of imposts and idu- $
a indisputable principle T
be adopted, as may be 2
& means OF defraying the
Fsntal expenses of The Gen
fDd OF dlscharging the obi c
fs alr'ady incurred. In reg 0
Fswlth a view to this bject :
Faclple ofprotection OF do ?
/ legitimate power of the Z
tlncIden'al to the collection y
Incumbent upon it, when n
he representative voice of :
economical reduction in the p
'eFnmeDt we consider high q
national purify. and impe- :
J the peoples wishes.
oltbe presidential Office 70 r.
Section has been a prolific +
ID corruption, and, iE The n
Rollonal restraints, should >,
'un.Ic opinion. Impressed o
OF reform in this depart. Fl
nment we shall zealously sf
M principle. :.
nation the principles of the !,
, banner we enlist, there is VI
aAlgh claims upon our pre- til
| miaglstracy of the Union, 81
the qualities, which con- ~,
10, IN all the traits which =
no dignity the gentleman, y
Iof and the election, Ut re
I'm The frs Office id the gift ar
'uld hail us the surest IN r.
ence of correct public SEN ~
III harblnger of returning
of
HENRY BROWNE. !,
n M 3.
annum in advance. "
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le end of the year. ha
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