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

Mr.. Brownson, who has heretoiore, hccn re-
garded as one of the ablest writers, and gleasesl
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teen excOmmunieated, by tha Editor Of the
Globe from the Tory Association. So long as
Mr.. Brornson, RETAINED from exposing enc in>
Isiquitous purposes and principles of this party,
and sustained Mr.. Van BnEen for he Prcsiden.
cy, he was hailed as one Of the chef apostles a
their unholy creed. But when his powerfully
analytic mind, l. exercised in the exposure ma
condemnation Of the cuftilplioss or M pnft v.-
u! ne i tound 10 ~ nr 81 theus and 1os lis Va III
best aatlsofily that csn bs cited. No man 81 The
age, has % completely deveIoced the true ehaf.
acteristics Of ToryIqm, IS has Mr.. Brownson IN
the following very graphic and pointed re-
markss-+
"The great mass NJ the people an, ace,,1lor,t
ed to regard as honest, and a. deeir5l,s ~ .aa
king justice prevail inthe State and / have la,le
fear wiIan they really jnd &c. theif iudements N
what IS justice would not for abe most part. Be-
sound, and worthy l0facceplance. Bun even
where uniKersal suffrage obtains tie voice VI
the great mass of thR people is rarely. " ever
heard. sNhaf passes for their voice e only the
voice of the corrupt and INTRIGUING few. who
continue to manage them o. to cheat ana
whecdle them out ffheif votes. a elighs
glance At practical politics win suffice Id SATISFY
any ordinary observer Thar this talk abonG The
voice Of the people il All nloonshine. ara fbat
the excellence of thede nfocratc thporsf rhn-is9s
in lts atiording lie trafficing politicians = fine
opportunity to talk IN favour az liberty 1..1d
equalliy, and thus 10 SATISFY the peonla ~ ne
semhlancep while wild holding tIla "a altlv. The
coanlence wlllrh khese ppliuciana n AVID I'm ihe
people. y AZ the facility with which lllav nav
be gulIed Little condolences To they. IS feali-
", place - the peoples. VVolld tIIsv willing.
u trust the people! W onid thew w;Ilinrlv le,
the people into fl1elrseCfet caurhses ina sbr;r
councils 80 conlfiFe ways and means III Dllin-
aersng l1e stump ard unsnapectinaq No: fhero
~ nothing thar these men more .tlistrust th.ln
Ahey 90 tie peoples foi there is nothing from
winch they would have more to dread than from
the popular vengeance. which would overfske
them were tha people really 20 know them
w hen ind men who are eteeped IN eorrnn.
non gOFged with the sspo NJ nf tlhe people. h6
Ahgk themselves up AZ the especial friends ~ tho
pseple. anntpun y their dFocacr Of ills De-
mpcsaklc Epeoryl ana Z heir rond ion 81 an
ss''2 aeEsl, lts sorp.lQ am sIity lea
70 the belIe8 that there IS eofnell.I.1 En-, ll,r
theory lself peculiarly faborahle NJ l' s,,s
cntion g their corrupt designs; aind i saa I'm So
better evidence ~ assure hIe nf itm rya9nr Noe.
!AnlY % the legitimate ends ~ ropeFnu1anl.
w hat We want b not windy rfo| sIsna !. hoi,I /
liberty and equalit noisy rant s'.d f.,flIv ~.
clamatlons about Dem0cf,te mi 81. sssnt,sl
freedom however secured. IA, esfi, g;5,,aI
20 perfnm, without l0t nf laindf4nnh ffs sss,,;si
Junction ~ the social body, ,elkar Ii b,S ii,a \
Junction ethe head, Of ne hand. M tke ioct. 1
Inc real enemiesof Chi ii sob la1 3 isI ss6om. 1
I;.' ysa. s,''. 81 polsc!a with their