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Editorial
November 4, 1837
Columbus Democrat
Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi
What is this article about?
Newspaper editorial corrects prior accusation that Gen. A. G. Brown and Col. Buckner Haynes betrayed Democratic Party principles by opposing Col. Gholson in election; apologizes based on new information. Extends similar apology to Col. Harris if applicable.
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GEN. A. G. BROWN. OF COAHOMA
Some weeks since we stated in an editorial article that Gen. Brown, in conjunction with Col. Buckner Haynes, had "permitted the private feelings to predominate over political principle, and thus presented themselves in the attitude of traitors to the democratic party." We have since received satisfactory information that General Brown did not take a stand against Col. Gholson by causing tickets to be printed without his name, &c., as we had been informed he did; we, therefore, cheerfully relieve him from the imputation, and at the same time express our regret that incorrect report betrayed us into error.
If Col. Harris did not use his influence against Col. Gholson at the last election, he may also receive these remarks as apologetic in his case.—Free Trader.
Some weeks since we stated in an editorial article that Gen. Brown, in conjunction with Col. Buckner Haynes, had "permitted the private feelings to predominate over political principle, and thus presented themselves in the attitude of traitors to the democratic party." We have since received satisfactory information that General Brown did not take a stand against Col. Gholson by causing tickets to be printed without his name, &c., as we had been informed he did; we, therefore, cheerfully relieve him from the imputation, and at the same time express our regret that incorrect report betrayed us into error.
If Col. Harris did not use his influence against Col. Gholson at the last election, he may also receive these remarks as apologetic in his case.—Free Trader.
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
What keywords are associated?
Gen Brown
Political Correction
Democratic Party
Election Opposition
Coahoma
Col Gholson
What entities or persons were involved?
Gen. A. G. Brown
Col. Buckner Haynes
Col. Gholson
Col. Harris
Democratic Party
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Correction Of Accusation Against Gen. Brown For Opposing Col. Gholson
Stance / Tone
Apologetic Correction
Key Figures
Gen. A. G. Brown
Col. Buckner Haynes
Col. Gholson
Col. Harris
Democratic Party
Key Arguments
Previous Editorial Accused Brown And Haynes Of Prioritizing Private Feelings Over Political Principle, Acting As Traitors To Democratic Party
New Information Shows Brown Did Not Oppose Gholson By Printing Tickets Without His Name
Relieve Brown From The Imputation Of Disloyalty
Express Regret For Error Due To Incorrect Report
Extend Similar Apology To Harris If He Did Not Influence Against Gholson