The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08

NtNN - ~ ANfA ~QEs oI We thaflCsl0n
Nereury, Hay Is.
Ceiiom houas hemorals-C Cooperation 40
Poiaimelis- M Fan Barren his prospects,
NJ. Calhoun he probabls choice of Ns1s York
Within a day o. two past there hss been :
large number Of removals atthe N, ". Custom
Hose. TIE ficiims are uiih one or two *.
ceptions, out and out Clay Whias, and were
removed because Of their unrelentiny ounosi.
ton to President Tylers administration. and
tier places are 10 be flied, ! understand bg
good Democrats. Tbs Collectors man n
great tact and disc0rnment and abundantly
quaiiaed 70 discharge the high and important
trusts committed 70 be hands in the manage.
ment oitho vast establishment over which he
presides.
Our Corporation, you win have seen. have
cut of a large number Of the Wing heads
within the last few day, and am glad that my
old ifaend Siamm has not been overlooked, for,
barring hs Van Burenism there does 90, q
d better or nobler eould live, and HE sturdy
Pleb IAN viii not be huri BY a little pap.
Il u confidently asserted that Mr. Van b.
rem has expressed his willingness 10 retire
from The Presidential canvass that he could
not obtain tho vote Of over sersn States N the
National Convention, being all that voted for
for him in 1910. except South Carolina. II
my memory is correct, the following States vo-
ted for Mr. Van Buren's reelection IN $40.
Main New Hampshire, Virginiasouih Carolina,
Alabama, Missouri and llIinois.--it is suppos-
ed here that he can carry all these in
the National Convention, Except South Caro-
lima, and now Indiana is now set down a.
certain for him IN the Convenuon. So he rea-
sons that with Mr.. Calhoun in the South
Mr.. Cass and Col. johnson in the West, and
Mr., Buchanan IN Pennsylvania, that he pros
poets are exceedingly slim. and the chances arc
that Col johnson ami Gen. Cas- would throw
their influence into the scale Of Mr.. Calhoun,
leaving Mr.. Buchanan 70 do as he peases
with Pennsylvania, and Mr. Calhoun vii then
have large majority m the Convention with
out the Key Stone. This is the kind II rea
soning INDUCED in BY the ex.presideat him
sell, or some Of his household. as / have the
best reason 10 believe, and state The fact in
all seriousness and candor as i comes 70
me, and you are al liberty 10 attach an he I'M
portance to It that It is entitled to and from
this Mr. Van Buren argues that HE prospects
are any thing but flatterng. And now put
lie question to any me who feels disposed to
answer it-what guarantee is there that any
State which voted againN Mr.. Van Buren, IN
1910 viii vote for him Ia lSl4l As predic-
ted in one Of my former letters, the hasiy
movement Of our Legislature has been fatal
70 Mr.. Tan Burens interest in hs own Slate
hence It is nothing unusual TO find sentiments
like the following, in the Democratic journals
in the interior, which clip from a leading pa
per Of Chatauque county
at Che nomination) was, IN our judgement
ill-timed, unwise aud without Justification or
excuse. What business have members &C
Legislature to be making nominations for OH
cers Ofthe general government : Where was
the evidence tia the people 'aeierred the nnIr-
inaiion Of Mr.. Van Buren, 10 that Of any other
individual
awe disapprove Of the effort ofoerIain DEM
ocratic leaders to foist Mr. Van Buren, upon ms
as sur candidate. II al hazards. We warn
them that it will be attended with the most
disastrous results. fine is 10 be nominated,
Jet Il be done IN the popular way Lei the
people be the PRIME m1t err, and III n we shall
have q nomination that the penpla will appro-
bate. and cordially and efficiently supper"
| have Just heard from uudoubted authority
that the Hon. Samuel Young orr able and eff
ccnt Secretary Of State, has expressed bis
preference fr Tie great south Carolinisn ar
The dem cratic candidate for the Presidency
and that he viii tax The liberty at the first oD-
poftun;y that present. 10 make bic sentiments
known on this subject 90 Che electors Of this
State. Mr. Young possesses great power and
strength Of mind aIi Is essentially the master
spirit Of the democratic party 10 this State,
and he has the frmncss and he independence
20 speak the truth regardless Of eonsequenccs,
and is looked to By he radical portion Of The
party az the true persnna'or Of their most
cherished principles. lie is jn,t such p bold
asd iearle 6 leader rs ought 10 direct the Cal
houn forces in this State The friends Of Mr.
Calhoun are already organizing in the interior
counties and our prospects are in the highest
degree fattering in every respect, there
fore assert,anl do not do IL Wadvisedly. that
the prospects now are, that Mr. Calhoun lsiH
cIrrg Nel5 York Il he graaf contention iehicb
is 10 decide upon ,as choics q'' President can't
dates.