Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
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oftbe constitutions cloth.
q. d Iegislatloii. touching
,.osoerity Of our common
',i gJ occasion for the ex-
- 3 the God of the Uni.
4 health, peace prosper
s.,Tests with which, through
& rs kind providence, We
~ the past year. .
fresh from the bosom Of
81 The brightest and latest
'. :. and being guild.
You are, by an enlighien-
\, .sveral desires aud inter
.,.a, measure to dispense
I'm me by the constitution
ans sojjOiued on the chief
he legislature may, q an
I,.'sa. have a general view Of
.Rslrs Of the state, | proceed
.,mation of the state Of the
commend to your consider
Is, in my Judgment, are
ID espedisnt at the present
nsat of the last regular ses:
eged depression and an
aslaf Gllrs Throughout the
1 'sas1 9ss. on Is I'D passed By
1erisis. During the lss1so
i. D. 1912, and tho Paat
I'm description of properly
III, perhaps, ever known il
Suatry; but, since that time,
steadily, though slowly and
e. Business mas feViVeu.-
hssn effected by fortnitous
n speculative operations or
,aoer medium of currency
ne to be owing to any act
III state, or of the United
nv portion of the world fa-
]. It has been effected (in
4 natural order Of things.
yssd on the votaries OF idle
Useless speculation, banking
sof industry and economy. !
BUSINESS is the natural re-
nony and time, which have
rapt Lav) swept off d large
and embarrassments of the
he disasters of past idIeness
gand banking operations.
fad time have ais ) accumula
ansiderable commercial pei IT.
snlng in The regular and nat.
Hnnerce, a large and uneK-
rsaa metallic carrency and
pnable portionof such cur
.sd industry. there to re.
roo depreciation, until desir
common transactions Of hfes
% indulge the hope that
sand the prosperity pro-
unity thereby will be perma-
ls6ufseIves upon the dawn of
aleren glorious era in COM
! We have but one serious
asnt, that can arrest, in any
Poe the returning current Of
aRlhe limited and delusiye o.
sHIo prevail with a great ma
g'ould IF they do not, govern
an advance the interests of
respective countries ID which
ng commerce with prosec
lnohIbltery impost duties.
perfect certal b, the peri
Peculations fluctuations and
sd7ulse the civilized world
sal free trade, or seriously
that is, to an unrestricted
Pd tfesurpluS productions Of
y surplus predictions Of an
aalss Of trade, the wants Of
. the cheapest manner, and
Fald credit will be establish
A The fact IS to be roget
llneot Of the United States,
lesCslfe policy which IS re-
Countries as one of the ia Isl
astocracy and despeclic pow
adherence by the great mass
aisy las has also nearly exc
y Europe, except England;
psgle to throw off the EN-.
elInes, increased restricslens
enacted tariff laws more rig
p IltOIerable than any which
lAed 10 the United States.
all'ls Of the people Of the
a0a have not been disturbed
@ domestic, for a series Of
count g a nation. our desti-
" fortunate. There must
!. cause for our exemption
! sals' u most other countries
goa order, and 10 the great
U been 90 long and so of
'Su' good fortuna, ii this par.
ana intellectual acquire
e American people. I'M
.. Y uuet'lng evidences 81 tbe
' .s,,ss government, ard points
.'a'y @ the prevalence 81 4
IS !. y imperfect political Or
4 ,.aa! !0nary fathers 81 ! sinz
!. ''ac1sa i. end bloody vet siqiIsll
= = established afres and Isl
'sI.n y and left Their as
80, we should follow afleg
sly " g mould ii will, thsir
I ,esl'ey. This form ii GOV.
.:I we =. invaluable inhsritan
~. ..s liberty and equality 81
':IIs s.lgs &. duty &C The Ioyefa 81
y y. Y liberty. who inherit
aad more especially
s;' administration Il such
~ llnelplacsd Is psE.
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