Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-18

IA cheap pS"SPdPcis dnt :.
Il devoted exclusively ito pol
y of HENRY CLAY I
~. = The first number win be i
y, or eEfuary next, ifnot earle.
.."tinp 7 Eeekly thereafter, unit
s.IeIectloa November next; an
Isdto subscribers for the Who'll.
FL low price Of ONE DOLLAl
l.iermined aud enthusiastic spiri
sshbited throughout the State i
..sincs re emily held. we are salts
.W6igs are resolved to make a de
n tF the political regeneration Q
4 id IN this great and noble worl
= md object ofthe Clay Banner.
fmlv and consclenticusly in thu
Wing cause, and the soundness
= orthodoxy Of Wing principles
lbiding confidence in the virtue
,striotl aid honesty OF the PEG.
Y capaciy to decide correctly al.
ssEIy presented, the undersign-
he most sanguine belief that all
d 10 secure a Wing victory in
toinduce the people to READ-to
II 10 investigate and examine for
he political questions that divide
FBanDer' will support, then, with
HENRY CLA Y OF Kenoucky, for
! the afrst, the last, and only
) Wings; and for Vice. Presldeut,
INC as NAV be selected by the pro.
rs Convention. It will advocate
IN doctrines sanctioned byWash-
800, Madison, Monroe, GGc,and de-
owing universally acknowledged
rsg
nlional currency regulated by the
aty Of the nation.
ate Revenue, with fair protection
ndustry-just restraints on the
user, embracing a further restrlc-
zsrlse eItbe veto.
admiRistrafiOn of the public do
leiailable distribution of the pro-
among the States.
nssad 0eaRs.eieol cszl1siu;sA~1A;s-szs7 ~.s
lioFemment, leaving public oh
tsetom Of, thought and Of the
IL; but wtll. suitable restraints
per Interference in. elect ms.
aireat ofthe constitution limiting
ht Of The Presidential Chair to a
tg these principles and measures
Ellnct fail 10 expose the abomin-
td0cGsm, and show the utter Tn
aAartn Van Buren, for the exa.t
fresidenl Of the United States.
dnO one but Martin Van Buren,,
iaiSlder it now settled that he Is
rdOco caDdidate.
Henry Clay and Martin Van Bu-
people of this country will have
ise cannot doubt that the result
prof the former. when their re-
asEers, claims and principles shall
represented to the people
the object CT the undersigned 10
ans Of the. Clay Banner.
BY here 10 60 further into detail.
alef exposition the objects of the
ahtstlon will be sufficiently under
she Wings Of Alabama second
AIDING in the circula ton Of The
ne Price is so low that d large
y lntElll be required 20 secure the
lon a pecuniarv loss. Relying
! !, albefahty and patriotism Of the
aaaina, and The universally ack-
oftance Of the'coming contest he
lha undertaking. With fun ccnlia
e political friends viii heartily
wa and cheerfully sustain him iii
TOTS to disseminate truth, remove
gAIen the public mind and so.
glpa Of Wing principles in the
3. Clay to the Preside ncy
! Cinb and Associations id this !
marty appeals for efficient aid IN
Banner.' They can do much
\ ne Redemption 81 the State |
eau ur9n all good W higs TO
@ are 50 low that payment IN |
. az cases be required
/. !. G. &. LANGDQN.
'S " The editor Of the Hare 4. !
i ssRs himself an old bachelor,
1ao can prevent an increase Of /
, ssss an amendment in the mode /
y, sgnen. When they learn com. /
~ g Of broken Fsench--when |
~; useful employment Instead ar /
II when : they learn 10 prefer |
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