Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-04
pnespEcTUs
OF TIE SECOND VOLUME OF The
r.,,eneDdent Democrat.

II is proposed 10 cou.'n-e 'io Pro..S
,;on of thus paper in the town oil Can'o
90. s,-....-...s. q.I,~-sSsa nrIJlci nles whl'
through the past year, it will continue
sustain while under our control. 1t vi
continue 10 defend, and as far as possib
promuige, the doctrines Of free trad
knowing Them TO rest upon the eternal b.
sis of truth and reason. 1t VIII continu
10 advocate tariff for revenue, and
opOose a tariff for protection, whether
rect or incidental. II will continue to q
pose the distribution OF the proceeds OF III
sales OF the public lands, looking upo
that as one of tho legitimate sources {
revenue, properly belonging 10 the Unite
States Treasury, and that il would he fol-,
10 distribute it among the States, and theI
collect it back by an increased rate of du
Tics. Ii will continue to oppose the crea
lion of National Bank, as being a mGa
sure Unauthorized by The c0nSttuiion-as
exercising dangerously corupting inhu'
ence over the political morals Of The ma
tior--as being unnecessary as 4 financial
az, Mt of the G .vernment, and as bong I'M
necessary TO The county 10 afford a
medium Of exchange, or as a furnisher or
regulator of the currency. We are oppo-
sed TO the imposition OF further restrictions
upon the veto power, as we look upon it
as one.of tie Conservative principles Of
our government, incorp rated in the com.
pact Of union, by tie wisdom o. our fa-
tners, and We have seen nothing yet in the
history OF the country's Legislation, TO de
nand its m dilc ton or repeal.
The democratic party is frequently re-
preached with Icing opposed to every
thing, and beng IN ia or OF nothing. Al
lowing the entire truth of the objection,
taere isliule IN it. 1t is no great fault to
be opposed to too much Legislation. We
believe the saying is too true; The world
is governed too much" Far more injury
has been done from too much law making,
than from the want of it. That govern.
meat IS The best,whIch protects The person
and property d tie subject, and leaves
him free to accumulate wealth, or seek his
own happiness in The way he himself sha !
select.
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lc'i circumstances VIC nope 'na' niue oli-
~u''y VIII De lonno in maln.aing demo
fauc press al ms pace ana thdt Inc sup.
o' o. ohP, oy our pltrolS' VIII not De
onSiceFea Onrdensoine' During Inc past
caF' ci'cu'lls ahccs occupied large por-
On OF me columns OF the Democrat WIN
1Vefslseiheh'S, ihoSe circums' ahces no
niger exist Inc columns OF The paper
nj be leit open Tor much larger quantI-