The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-14

This number concludes the hrst VOLUME o.
Tho democratic Wing"
We have endeavored to make as ample return
ior The patronage, which VIC have received, as
cur means would permit. Our journal has now
been in existence one year, and, although il
commenced with very limited number Of sub
ssribsrs, its circulation has rapidly advanced,
aud it is daily becoming the means Of much
more extensive usefulness to the party, whose
principles we advocate.
We have 70 regret thai our Peouniary Iesour,
css have not enabled US to conduct the "Demo-
cratic Wing" in manner satisfactory to our-
selIes. In The present apathslic condition Of
our party in this section OF The Slate TO put into
operation a Wing paper, and conduct i year
without annoying our subscribers with appeals
to their party zeal and literally for its support
required no small amount Of perseverance,, and
no uncomfortable outlay Of actual cash. Let
any one who doubts it Try 4. The purchasS o!
materials, the rent Of Offices, fuel, and humid
red little items which can't Be summed Up, cons
siItuie altogethef no lrihing amount. Il required
much more than The casual receipts to meet an
these expenses. All this we have commended /.
gainst, and, with The exception Of the aid of q
FEW friends, who have sxaried themselves in
crease our list ofsub-eriters, re have done II in-
dependent Of assistance.
Tho Wing party arc said g he enefnies 70
The principles Of Free Trade but injustice 10
that party.Re feel ourselves authorised il saying
from uS,uai lsl.ivnro 81 the attempt to ess
tablish a WING paper ihain party acts in slrie-
or conformity, than the Wings, to The eLel
alone policy."--Wo however, have succeeded in
placing our paper upon footing, that win res
quirs bat little exartion upon the part Of our
friends to enable US 70 conduct Il 10 manner
much more useful and entertaining to them and
satisfactory 10 ourselves, 10 effect This would
cost ihsm no additional expense, sHd very little
individual effort. Let each subscriber, who feels
an interest in The improvement and success Of
our paper procure Us one OF Two subscribers for
The year or more c pfaatieablei and We pledge
ourselves 10 make return ior this service BY .
decided improvement 10 the general style and
appearance, 10 which Il shalt s Published.
We should be pleased If those. whose sub
seripiiona expire with tho present number,
would make /. convenient % discharge them sa
carly as possible. Allowing subscriptions 70 &c
on year alier year. without liquidation, has been
found almost university 70 Dc tuihous prae-
ice, and indeed, ihs whole credit system with
most nov paper establishments has become an
obsolete idea. We therefore hops our friends
win attend 10 this Suggestion md prevent the
possibility Of any future mistakes 10 regard 70
payment, By their habits ofppne'uaiiig,
INVITATION no BOND PAYERS AND
REPuDI ATORs, WIGS and DEMOCRATS
We arc desired q say that aia n eoulempla-
ton By DE boud-nagers Of Lowndes ConnsY e
give a. advertisement in or near Columbus On
The 2slh ofthis month, The citizens generally
not only oflhia county but ofan he neighbour
ing eoanliss, are respectfully invited to ationd
Il Is expected that the entertainment viii b
kept up for two OF three days, and some Of Tx
NOS, eloquent and distinguished speakers Of thil
State win Be present and address iha assembly
Ia our next re win be able to give The Parsic'
ulafs N reguTd % iifs proposes saisrssinruent
The Richmond Enquirer seoml to be in no
water with bis Loco Foeo allies oftho Calhoun
stamp. Thoy keep up a constant FIRE upon thi
veteran Of the Democrats whilst he daily BE-
comes warmer in bis support Of the dear liill
fellow. He asserts that Mr.. Calhoun could no
now esr.y single Slate north Of the Potomac
and not ons in tho west except perhaps Alabami
aud Mississippi" Even in this soaniy allow
anee, wo think the veteran editor somewhat to,
libsFsl--nl ieasl a majority Of the Loco Foeos Il
Alabama, but certainly in Mississippi will bsa
Us out IN This opinion. .
The Loco Fooo press seems extremely desir
Gus Of creating The impression that Judge join
Mclean viii suPoresds Mr.. Clay in tho nomin
alton for tho Presidency BY the Wing cOnvon
lion. There is moi The slightest probability o
such an event.