The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-06
E,p,,rs. HAGAN.

he iolloWlng Hohl d speec
mr Volaey E. Howard, now
Ill., IN the Senate Of the Uni
k,acts stated IN relation to Dr.
sartling nature, and if cor
k,ls person could not be foun'
L,iating party in the State o
H. Editors services TO the
subsequently he estab
s,a;e,and advocated Whis
: much violence as he now
IL population Going &c
me morning, perceived the
rdng mp to the Democratic
EJtbe subtreasury. He had
smerset, and seemed ner-
Exhausted from the eXertion.
a in war, we always avail
l.s9son, although we may de-
And tie democratic party
messed at that time, | pre-
5are room made in its ranks
directed a napkin to be
In Of the weary pilgrim who
len pursued by his old com
bm by having bin fed with
E~ocratic broth. At last he
mt had no sooner resumed
penetrated divers denI-volts
tOcal questions, and after wal
a bs hands, with his heels in
himself on tie Union Bank
I1yuriafed. He wanted rot
,Dl the State bonds, but that
capital, the bank, should be
~ an@ exporting company for
r. His idea was truly states
.srel that .he State should
n Bank, lie thought that the
5sDr9ariy accommodated IN
riace ofthe State was GOV
vast Union Bank shinplaster,
q could provide himself with
and cut Of a piece "facili-
lust il proportion to his wants.
Is h bonds, tie making o.
soasir advocated.
a'ion about my having been
e knp Of Roland. aid the
o., 1t -ciiSsi' c-r@4i Or tl4e ed
he. He made the same charge
published my essay in favor
o.jhe bonds, more than Two
lima mutual friend went 10
ca.ed against his making such
and un!0undcd charae, be re-
vas no other way Of destroy
my publication with tie partg.
els he admitted p my friends
oo foundation for such an insln-
ratted haviaGnade it. At last
.aitent aud | believe ashamed
published n his paper a par
n igtended, and which | recei-
gyforh S gross personal attacks.
Incredible. bat be as ured of
be editor ofthe Vicksbure Sen
|4ca in his life, become ashamed
al some qaalms Of conscience.
his charga,aud obviously with
e, and for the same purpose.
pillar weapon with DR.. Hagan
Europe, q few months since,
% Washington, and learning
ro5abiy be arrested i'll New
-fvariols persons of New
abad lbellcd, he procured an
Il. V ebster. and solicited 70
lespatches abroad, which, "a
Grernment, would protect him
Whatever may be said of Mr..
ss and political course, beney-
and open handed charity, are
hoihis character. He granted
Ethe editor put them in his pock-
Farce to the law. lie hal,hosv-
hrshed delivering them, before
aouslng Mr.. Webster, in his
|Lafope, in the grossest manner.
ees he hear of the signing Of the
England, than he charges Mr..
having been induced to sign it
Re Of British gold given by Lord
Immediately after his return TO
pau, ne pronounces Mr.. Calhoun,
he has received much personal
fai the other Senators who rat
y corrupt knaves," and insinu-
I aSo have been bought up
SSaloan AMI Mr.. McDuffie voted
Hes'l bill, he pronounced them
] ! and, soon after broke out in o
ven 6ass, IN connection with The
sf'nongh until the time when he
]allc, ne was the jealous partizan
,l1 Eet this is easily accounted
ae ever N the steam ship with
a y bis acquaintance. He
1iAg the General a little friendly
l | IN the South, whtre he has
ne bearer of Mr.. Webster's des-
sahd a Chance for some comfort
i Employment, If perchance the
!. y Lave it in his gift. All were
] Inc gratitude of the editor, who
R attack upon Gen. Foote du-
convention; for it is well known
\. !ears since, the eloquence and
I@sS' I, exertions OF that gen.
VI Hagan from the penitentia-
y! DC supposed that a man with
y y, and SO prompt to suspect and
y, Ol others, cannot himself be
! = nt Of corruption and such IS
J., !. lOtorlous in Vicksburg, and ie
u 1. ! assertion, that the editor of
II. been kept from assaiiing one
- - own party whom he dislikes
I. { ne disapproves OF. only by
~, Afgeses, repeated from time
# 4 ! however, be apparent, that
u aese gentlemen is interested,
az ~ oeen neglected of late, or
y. 8 ambition is stronger than
4, Were | in the mpicynent
4 s, should at least be high
NV nOuid' N that case, be as ca
4 and prompt to silence the
'"llng lrishman, as he has