The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-04
socRATIC WING,
,ysRY THURSDAY By
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-1.rrassed condition Of thi'
I e Of deep concern to every
I J" interest in the public vel
!. in the midst of all the ad.
r. ",trIre and industry can bes.
a.'SaciOtated from thei highest
I'ad Individual prosperity and
nj rortex OF pecuniavy distress
s.,suIated to rouse the feeling
=. .,,ention OF every patriot.
l.' .' so admirably devised
engagement ofall the encr-
.os and the developement1 OF
sources, tie merits Of its adj
he readily inferred from the
.eooIe. When we see a ma
Sm circumstances so favorable
ksotpt and happiness. unaffected
Jr,anitv, enconntering so dis.
Ian in its condition,as the PEG.
y States have suffered within
y We have no difficulty in ira
Zines to the ignorance or cor
Ess;d changes and abortive ex-
he currency, beginning at a
.s,edented prosperity. has result
Bankruptcy and ruin.
~ plan Of rewards and punish
Sentiments of patriotism and of
.~eyDelled from the adlninistra.
,snnent,and profligacy and COR
,ssp fostered in their place.
= exercise of that monarchical
Constitution, tn e veto pOaOer,
m representative system is
I'd, the assignment of distinct
dferent Departments OF the
grossly violated, and L"gisla
openly assumed as an Execu-
ss Of a suffering people have
bitter Disappointment, their no
nd splendid triumph Converted
/ or defeat. and their express
lsregarded by the present in
Presidential chair, whose pru- |
b and presumplious folly have
s,nate to the principles and pro-
|. ave him his accidental inn
tsl Treasury, a bankrupt nation, |
Dblc credit, the CO. fu ion of the |
|, larre national debt v Iihout any |
b. carving on the fisc'l opera
ontry proclaim the calamitous
ni ADMINISTRATION ofour Govern.
loudly Tor reform.
ute our efforts 10 the correction !
and to expose this perversion of
or Constitution and its rapid
ne destruction Of our beautiful
we propose publishing
POLITICAL paper to be called the
Wig.
cratic Wing we shall strenuous
Ire people the malutianance of
principles o. a Democratic Gov
!. urm the basis of our cohstitu-
lin our op'nion have been Who'll
" tue scii-s'yied Democracy.
measures in the policy of the
ariy ri the Union shall receive
po
the ruinouS fluctuations which
ON the arrangement and con-
currency Of The country, and to
nj harmony to this indispens-
{ a nations wealth,we shall ad-
fd5llshmen: Ol some National
ton, IS The method most strong.
ID Tor that important object, by
d Experience.
ng system Of imposts and ;du-
Il an indisputable principle
should be adopted, as may be
ply the means OF defraying the
Incidental expenses of the Cen
en- and Of discharging the obi
alas already incurred. In reg
aIles with a view to this beet
lie principle ofprotectio1 OF do
as a legitimate power of the
nent incidental to the collection
nd incumbent upon it, when
y lhe representative voice Of
md econoHli" al reduction in the
Govcrnment we consider high.
our national purify, and impe-
Cd BY the peoples wishes.
ion ofthe presidential Office TO
Reelection has been a prolific
" and corruption, and, IL the
institutional restraints, should
y public opinion. Impressed
ance Of reform in this depart
oVernment we shall zealously
sterm principle.
operation the principles of the
lose banner we enlist, there is
such high claims upon our pre-
enlet magistracy of the Union,
nal the qualities, which con-
eslnan. in all the traits which
OF and dignity the gentleman,
'OPerior ) and the election If
lal 70 the first Office in the Gift
should hail US the surest m
Of correct public sen.
joyful harbiDger Of returning
IRD HENRY BROWNIE
Terms.
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