Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

~ We iAF"c "ttsHVoA 10 ul' loHoWng article
from the New Orleans Courier Truman Smith ma,
be down upon shortly with his circulars in order
to help the wings in this Congressional district, and
the people ought to know what sortof politician he is.
WING CONSISTENCY
The impndence with which the wing journals
and Truman Smith speak Of a supposed alliance
between the southern democrats and the free soil
ers, is adapted to nmuse those who remember the
operation of the wings is the last presidential
election. Truman smith, in his cunning and
FOOLISH circular tells us Of his "senliments Of re-
pugnance and adherence Tor tho unnatural alli>
ance between the powers Of the radical democra,
cy and abolllonism;" and Colonel Bulliit's pa
per- the Republic, falsely accuses the Union Of
0eing accessory 10 the alliance spoken of by
Truman Smith. Those people have the audaci
" to caution the Souh against the democratic
parry on this account-Truman Smith, rank
aooi'nonis'' who uniformly sided with the aboli
tionis's IN all their movements; Truman Smith,
the intimate friend ofFillmore and GiAlinas, HI a
secret cnuar. warns the South 10 beware Of the
democracy ana TO elect no democratic rnemb rs
OF Congress. ter the democrats have formed san
unnatural alliance with abotioni,m.
All OF US remember that rinlan Smith labor,
erQay y night throughout the three months i'm
nediately preceding the last election 10 convince
'he people OF New England that Genera Taylor
was friendly to abolitionsn, aud was inst the
very man who would(ufl all their wishes in re-.
spect TO- slavery, should he be elected President.
More than4his: on the eve Of The election Il.
made tour through Connecticut, passing from
house 10 house, IN order to persuade the people
hat the General was friend TO tho ilee soil dnc
times, And WAS not dyar3e 10 abolition Itself.
II we were at lbery - Judge from The Gems
acts alter he became President, Troman Smith
wa not altogether at fault in his anticipa,ions,-
Truman hinseFis The Presidents creates: favor.
lie, not IN Office; he appointed two other aboi.
ZIONIST, memEers Of his cabinet. aud he is hand
and glove with Fillmore.
VAL Truman Smith OF Colonel BuHu hive
the hardihoood to publish to the world under their
proper signatures that General Taylor is hostile
TO The ifee-sol doctrines to those of aholitonl
/ viii General Taylor with the ffanknes and
moral firmncss Of Jackson, lit the veil that has
hitherto concealed his sentiments on these sub,
Iccts and assure his countrymen that he is hos.
tile to the doctrines oftree.so and Of abolition.
| And then there is the newspaper, called the
Republic, with Col Bullitt at its head, daily
pouring out It's small beer illusions upon the
head Of Mr.. Richie, falsely charging him with
being party TO the designs of the free sellers anc
abolionsts. Butt cannot forget that he wrote
! the letter signed 2. Taylor, addressed to Captain
AlliSen. for the sole and express purpose Of con
eaing the iree-soilers and abolitionists. II
thatl Bulliu styled Fillmore 'an cminen
stalemen, Of sound conservative principles" al
though Fillmore was notorious and selfcon
Jesse abolnonis'. These men did prevail up
on the country by these disgenucus arts to vote
tor their presidential candidate, and they though
they had achieve magnificent feat when the,
succeeded; and now with characteristic shtllow
ness OF understanding they hope to succeed {
second time by the same means, while there i
not an adult man in the Union that does not Sc,
through and mock their foolish presumption.