Columbus Democrat., 1849-10-20


b every particular and 70 every extent
Inronelusion, he soiemnly pledged himself, that,
whatever course Affairs might axe, in the progress Of
the great question Between The North and tic South
ns lo. himself he should ever Be found tue to the
cause Of Southern rights and instituiions-shai here
IN The great valley Of the Mississippi, traveFssd BY
the mighty father d waters aud u tributaries like
! huge giant whose head and oatsreicAed arms rest
AMONG the lakes and eAafacis Of the distant North.
while his eet penetrate the perennial flower beds Of
to south, wits is sast resources for population, ag
rc0Ilme, and dcommerce--wbile living be Should re.
main, and when desd he would be buried.
STATE CANVASS.
AUDlgos o. PUDLlc AccoUsfs AND THIS ATTORNEY
GEsERAIsAlf.
The citizens Of Columbus, together with many
persons from the country assembled at the Court
House On "Wednesday last, were favored with an IN
Production TO- and addtesses from Mr.. g. r. s;wann
md b c. GIeen Esq--the first mentioned gentIe-
man belug . candidate fol the Office Of Auditor Of
Public Accounts, and The latter running for thst Of
Attorney General.
Mr.. s. ffst took the stand, and very brief but
clear and satisfactory manner discussed the subject
of the finances of lhe State showing u the evident
satisfaction Of all present. thai the charges made
eainst the democratic government q the State. by
certain would be legislators ard political asprants
to Office hercabouts ID wol as in other parts 81 the
country. % ,he effect, that the public fuads Of the
state haze been badly managed, are untrue and
without the least shadow ofioundation Mr. 8 stas
tea, and ycuched ot ts truth, that since lie had been
in the Office Of Auditor during the last two years,
the revenues Of The State had been faithfully accou-
Ted or III Ills oficea the seat Of government with the
small exception 81 about nine hundred dollars--six
hundred oi which was stolen from the collecting Of
fcer inpne o the counties IN the State. lie also in.
formed tho audience TINT at his suggestion and thro
| his efarts, assisted BY tie Attorney General abou
thirty Thousand dollars of the taxes imposed BY IAN
upon the banks oF tho State. the payment Of which
has been cysdea BY tic officers Of those Institution
fof number 81 years past, has been recently col
lected; ami that il reelected to the office again h
Twill continue 10 cScrt himself il endeayorng to col
ect the large amount, ot about 700 iaSes,whic
iissiIll due d die State BY those institutions,
Mf. s. on this occasion. showed himself 70 be, nc
only az ablc and iatiu olfecer, 5ut also thoroug
and devoted partisan oI Tie tstamp; anas sucl
"A lie deserves ven ii the Democracy of the State
We commend him to our friends whcreeerh hc ma
gp 9AfeVglE 1ne eopalfyl R'la li0ss assass'y wv N
NJ gva Apef'i W NY els ssioneeFAiig caseef
After MI. s. cosedlis remarks, Mr. Glenn follow
& witapne cl the most fictitious andtaking speech
Y that Ne liave heard Ii many day. llegayo in' B
adhesion NJ and experience hi tlie Democratic fal
and practice with that kind of hearty expression
4 rood will which We 50 much admire, and which !
lalwaSA gSslassared, ~ witnessing binds apclitli
Y brother y ss sAvith hooks " sesf that cannot
brokan. Air g il man tor lhe people, and IS he
iobe believed on hiscwn stslementss saeeesas
withShoth cC the ssa BY majority ii osI5 among
Y better half of thcn. Al any rate, we are qnitc 4
= lain thnt he captgated tho majority the hearts
als audience oll lnls OCCASION Oss''nea ena s''''s
III, asst was by iair prpprrtionof " tho iarest
X our lsdy population.
~ w .anro, 81, ~. Is disc.ssaa srv nasti i,
e " .,1. ,,,.;s. vi.
he h0tlSF. pss ~ 4'y WV '''s q.
M laosee NJ ue speaNer Y usss,''V ], W. s.,a' .s
lo er q the views q she present teuesss hun'l.s
NJ ton he said "nosi'ns n peFscular bat every "
aof hi general about democracy anl whiggcry
have scarcely eyar heard Ii political speech.
ma,iv truths told III scch playful seu aud At