Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14

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i -H t1sr Taylor 1rri'Tid a Wash8e = Oh
ial' feaFulfy, tiem nm who AZ once seemed 10 IA.
most completely Biz ear and his confidence. gis E-
Governor Seward, senator elect from New Yo-t D.
The Ex-Governor is an Oh and osf aboltIsa.i. as
clearly proved By BIZ correspondence sons years 40
with The Governor Ct Virginia, relative. if Sc -s,.I
not 70 he abduction q certain slaves fo the latte
Commonwealth By tbe New York abolllioai.t.
More han this The whole tenor Of bis auhe lie au
ing The last eight or nine years and more recently
lis eose aihstier orrasher actual identification VA
the Tree soilers, al 20 TO prove bqyond doubt that
\ be an abOlitionist EIswsF known the Ind nsn.
cent probably Bell Knows it-,hsl he busted himself
WITH great zeal near the close o. the asst session q,
Congress get Mr. Webster free soil, Mexican
amendment to The general appropriation bin passed
and the non intervention amendment Of Mr. Wake
rejected, and be eneeteded in pant, for il is believed
maj By his influence, as sort Of self constituted IN.
ld'eal nuHeiO irOm Gen. Taylor to the Two house.
Mr. Walkers amendment was rejected and cs,;e,,-
MA and New Mexico lea without any government At
al' Il IS true, Ex-Governor Seward is no, now \,
"ashiDgton-dOes mol now help to Surround or
counsel with Gen Taylor, but he win he thor,
again wien Congress meets, and he will.no donl, /
sga'h flnd an open door and ready attentive o.,
az 'ie white House. And II common rSnor doe
ao' greatly beiIe min, this same Ex-Governor his
arsh-aboiiiionst, is one of the greatest adeps tho
ige ID political cunning and intrigue.
But this Is not a nor ssacrely the beginning Go,
Taylor has around him a,she council board eve,v
lay a Cabinet Of seven Ministers, iosA Of whom
dessrs' Clayton, Meredith, Ewing and collamer
re iFee so'lers, or Wilmot ProYisoists Mr. Cl.v
on although from slayeholding state, voted twice
VI The Wilmot proviso IN the Senate f. l. tr,a r..
Imported the compromise bill Of the Senate and
iAs win us is one redeemihg trait in his polcal
areer but with our aberdeen contemporarv ,yho :
9 believe, has both spoken and written aosins, no
'nPfomlse, and like Bell Of Tennessee apl S,o.
'e"s o Georgia. holds il in utter adherence. he
N claim no credit whatever for such spp,,o,,
cfcuitf though he has never taken an active mar,
p"itles, Is known to be tree soer as indaoJ IN
eaaihg Wings in the non-slaycholdng states ara In
~ 'e independent point ms 10 single one who HI
according to Daniel Webster the whie. oil Il
hof'l are pr erceileaas, THE free soil marty IL
. froviso was their "tlnnder," sn1 one WIN, ri
pennsylvania felonously stole sand appropriate. I"
9 ms own use. So VI Webster IN ef,sc, s.iI n
one 81 his public speeches, I'VE don't prcto,d ~
&c 's "orts, mark you) aad we presume Mr.
eos'er ~ good authority with tie Ipdepeuaent
70 return from this depression.
dcssrs' Ewing and colIamer are not onlv t,oo
efs out rank aboltonists--not Observation-Disclosures,
IKE Garrison and Abbey Folsom. but nol,;co,l -
l''lonlsts from whom the South has intjnitsIv -
Fe 70 lear tlian !, has from the fanatics. 1hev :"
believe, with the abolition Vice President Nh :"
Fillmore, who viii help to "surronndn Gen "a
nor When Congress meets, that the general GOV.
nen' mas inc power, and, ought to exercise Il 81
shlng slavery in the Disnictof Columbia and tbe ~
y IN slaves between the States. We have M, ia,
PROOF q Ewlngs abol iiiousm before Us lust nav, ,
We iee sure i as we have stated with resnccI da,
~ IN regard to Collamer, we have prone. !, lCa
'u"''oe' see The Congressional Globe for the sa'
'ouf q I'VE years passim whenever vote was 'ha
i in the House afr,ctin,, III, -. u abb
'n,r Is found on the side Of the aboltlonists "o
would point the attention Of the Independent 10
cases particularly. Let him consult the Con. wi
ona uloDe Tor the 2nd Session Of the soth Con. tire
: page o. and he will find that Mr.. Coamer ass,
against laying ON the table lin effect in favor for
infamous bill to authorize the peonle p
district OF Columbia Gall the peooIe. ntacL lust
'''e' Oona and tree' as Gddings explained ~ y o.
''ss lhelr desire as to the existence of slavery ara
~ i'e1 hiri consult the same volume If bc ty h,
Globe page 50, and he will find tba, the
.ofa'er voted against laying on the table tho 96ol
ing resolutions Of Mr. Gott, relative 10 I'M sl.yo
!, 'e District Of Columbia. And these two -,
'"ihg ana colhncr, so deeply tncturod with
~ " aooi'tionisIn, are appointed by Gen n,
,a,, - ""'ef' 'ohli Two Of the most rablt
'uf stations In the government, TO bo what IN aides
. we believe, is styled Ministers If tho I,,or. listed
y ne'o preside over tile Home, and The other hn5
"e rost Oihee Department, whose influence i duct
every village aud hamlet Of our broad ITnon, enter
wll close this rather lengthy article BY mt. Low
a IA.
question or two TO our Aberdeen conemnora. "'e 8
10 i N The same spirtin which he address. pus
kindly and irankly:" 4p u
=" W. eo"sa nc consistently an opponent Of sltbur
'o' proV'so upon constitutional grounds have spect
" gen. Taylor, ifhe had known previous ~ which
c'lon that he Gen TO would surround him. pupils
Y cabinet, majority Of whom are proyi. lslac''
has not Gen. Taylor deceived and disao gwen
nm (the Editor Of the independently b. ri. u u H. E.;
= either directly, per Sc, or indirectly tbro,oh mons
osonates Of some four thousand democra,;, trns, !,
Odefs' more in four brief months, !, is n. best h
'oan were removed BY all 81 our other eleven fact Ii
nts in sixty years annua
muse for reply. vote, L
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ATiosAL FAsT.--The presiden, n ,bo Ir.:.., VII
as issued approximation dated Juy srl 70. since
nd'ng the first Tuesday in August pex, j. ~ al
'Fved throughout the United S,.,.. VuuSa.