Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-06-26
From the Boston Statesman.
THE NOMINEE.

The man chosen TO ir. the standard hear d,
are worthy Of the high bonor. FRANKLIN PIERCE
commands the love aud respect of those who
have the good fortune to know him lie antics
to frank aud noble bearing. ability of a high
order. lie has been connected with the mil.
ties OF the country--proving himself equal to
every office he ha> iled--for over twenty vears
and thus has had that training in civil afirs thai
is nece sary to make a creditabIe chief ma0is.
trate, No politician has been more true to The
great principles Of the democratic party no one
has taken more closely the constitution as bis
chart and compass in his political action M
enc has exhibited, when crisis occurred more
boldness. decision of character. and energy no
one has given more faithful and consistent, sun.
port to the old Jackson policy. He is scboI.
ar, gentleman and staiesman-one who eyip
ced The sane patriotic rediness TO Law down bis
NE for the cause Of his country on the field. oil
Mexico, that his father before him did on the
field Of Bunker Hill. fle thus stands befor. the
people as honest. capable. faithful in public ser.
vice patriotic and true TO the constitution. Wrr.
LIAM X. KING is alike worthy of the confidence
oil Tie party. He. too, is a patriotic statesman.
who has received largely of honors from bis fel, |
Iowezens, and proved himself worthy to re |
ctive others. The ticket is a strong one--stropp
70 persona character and in the eernenis of un
ioni and democrats can rally around it in conf !
oence that these gentlemen are every way com
peient 10 wesi with grace and dignity the high
esi honors OF the republic.
with such candidates and such nlatfarm the
Democracy will rally under one banner. from
Maine TeHas-rom b. Atlantic to the Pac fic.
LEI the words of their leader be on their lanners,
snd the sentiment Of hem be in their heaus.-
mo NORTH. No SOUTH No EAST. NO WET. uN
DER rHE CONSTITUTION BUT SACRED MAINTFN.
ANcE OF rHE COMMON BIND AMI TRUE DRvo-
,toN TO THE COMMON BROTHERHOOD Hereafter
ie' personal, sectional, local watch-cries cease
,e' Us not hear Of Cass men or Douglas men.
w =" only demoerais, leagued together to sup ,
Po'. me laws. the constitution aud the JJnion
y r'n one broad national banner unfilrled above !,
p1 n' and with one object beflre them: and. az
means to Obtain this object. let there be zeal.
oneilaiion, organization and harmony. It
{ ms spirit thar the nomination was made. and
ms spirit viii the nomination be sustained.
- bY-gones. therefore, pass
Lei one and all labor TO promote the good old :
suse, 10 the full cpufiisnc that an inrell,gent "
% Just people will appreciate the services Of :.
% reward with their con6dency and hnnors. =
ose who manifest the truest devotion to prnci- :,
: and do n. most honorable and efficient ser -
'ee N The ranks Of The democracy. :,
HHh such candidates such a platform, and =;
'cn determination with the thorough organ =
l,'pn and efficient labor that are Indispensable ,n
mere Is ahead glorious result. The d-mac-
" cannot fail TO be triumphant. Every where a,
voice IS TO bail division and to abide by The ,;n
-1'ha'ions Every where the results &c fhe a.
4'en'ion are hailed as the harbiager &c sue n
- iei. sHgurs the triumphant election Of
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