Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13
week HER0ICs-CMICKAsAw
& BANNER


iiitls. sxest IRrt ofths tactics oflhe Democrat,
State Rights partyio give as much ccial us pos,
fibie TO The recent tour 81 Gen. Qiiiman ihroneI
the Safe. Many # their demonstration. were
exceedingly ludicrous, and notupliIlc The cahi
bition Of Falstaif's hlsiy regiaani.
10 one instance, its said, they packed little
old swivel, from tho Mississippi Ill ihr way
10 Tislemingo county, 10 asIonish tie natives Of
that region; ard 70 show with wha, ml;tors
pomp The FIRST President Of lhe Southern Con.
fdefacy" conducted bis canvass lor Governor
oflhe State of Mississippi. Ofeourse ihe6iends
ofGen Fceie would be- paralized III Inc sleh. d
| his miIiinFy opponen, .ihe kead of twenty Or
thirty redaubiable dfc.eaiers, With Ilulc banners
and The lltlle swivel, rescued from soma lown.
Or steamboats, but when the swivel conneilcea
speaklpg and vomiting forth Gre AMI smoke ami
loose wading, the inhabnanis az Tishcminro
would BE- thrown into dismay, and sfrciually dis.
persed until amer The election for 10 Inc
Conventions
\ X fH.s4
The Hrfoand his cutie were dopmrdtohe dis
appointed iar nosooaer wasilgscs1lained, thai
the triamphal march ofQ nitinan WAS distinguish,
I'D BY the presence of his iiitle noisy occompaai.
ment, than the people Of 'iishemingo commenced
bring from Aarus. obtained from The blacksmith.
shops. and completely drowned this noise ol the
chiyalry, and their imported thmderer.
We suppose the swivel, after leng silenced
by the Iishemingo anyils, was discarded a. an
unnecessary appendage, Or we SEQ no notice II
y by tho Chickasaw llnsner, III the military rs
nonslratonin Houston.
acknowledgement eatree into ihetown of Elous.
Ton. 10 thus described by that excellent Unip,,pa.
per, die Chiekasals Banner. which encountered
dlsinion II is strong hold, and. now waves ii
triumph over ils discomi.ed patty:
THAT BANNER WHAT DOES III
MEAN.
A very small crowd n thc l.'hoyy from ,he
Colony marched into our village on ihe morning
of The arrival az Grn. Qaiuian. under i banner
lyIh The strange device, nQulman and State
Rights this very remarkable piece 81 bunting
had % L M stars aud but tico red siripes--of,
he arrival Of the party il front 81 The Hotel their
endcr called upon them 10 give three cheers fiji (
Qtil nan and hrtc or South Carolina. WhatI
q n Il mean were those stripes Intended il rep
represent the two agilating States, Mississippil
md South Carolinal Il 1.-THE intention Of this
'ar,y 10 lead Mississippi outofthe Union under
his hannerf II does, indeed appear so, for
hose who can love,he Union as sincerely as the
ot this party pretend, might have found
lme,c appropriate standard. Now lei Is take
his into connection with another facl. A few
als since Cen. Fooic ID his address 10 our cit-
zeus. read i toasl which had been drank III
'oulh Carolina, "John A. (lllinan, iirst Pres.
den. Of the Southern Confectionery This. II
When read hy Gen Foolc, was greeted with
early applause bs The iiiends Of Cen. Qaitman! !
must therefore, / seems d Us. BIZ IL The minds
rQaitman and his parlyio withdraw sIi.sissip.
4 iromlhe Union,--mert South Carolna IL VI
,rming Sou hera ConftleNey, over which J.
chn 4 Qoilinan viii be called 10 preside % +.
his must . taeir intention. fvr ia The course /
four lie we hive arelY, ir ever known men !
,npalnud seutinent which did NOT find 4 " n !
one resp nse in he hen'mgs 81 their own =
raris. Pul those facts together ard we may
'ilh great appearance of truth. ii least pro
pnnce Quitnan and the party who support him I
IsnnionNts ssiraws show which way he |
ind blows NJ