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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

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96rt ale, bic gum 1eutfben 9tainme
~-A...~... + %.-2. --s@ 49,. 9eb6rt!
Cine quite 9auerep gum Saufe bet ib
an,
Sa @af6inston 1Otpaidbip, tpo man fIe
..., : t:.* ieben fann.
@ier MeiIen BON partb, ssben bon
&-.,.. ...... @autou;
Sm faoneFli6en Efe rCn Wafbinston,
Shit sutem 0auIe. nit beller QueQe;
D1it aroBen Sbsusrri unn piele StdQe.
Snt Sr6bIinse bIabet Elm iunser 8aums
CARTE;
SroB fno bic Seloer, ausseosbnt bic
.... MieBen;
@oSon reibe, bdufste Nerube RieBen.
gin no6 piloes Gbale, cine rpertte
Ytabe |
BsfcBen bon Dem reiue glimiI I6,aen
8abe
eei@t es&5is Nder bonn be(ten auSer.
foren,
ST esrmanoeIt in bic f90nlten WieBen:
fureu.
Sn Maltbunseu reid, Soubols Don isoer
SOrt';
Su allem gut psrlebeu, nit einsm Mort.
Jbr Die ba fanfen MOTT, ruff baIo an;
S'ab IN Der 3elt, oa man nod taufen fan.
Soccb Mepsr.
Mai6natcn Gp- Ssbr. 2s. 1886. sM
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

anfanseno an Ser (,bpehli6en G6s bs(aa5
ten Dier.eIs, bflid IS Rutbeu. pann ubrSi
Iieb 80 Rutben, Damn reiflieb Is 8utbeH.
san1 floIiob SO gntben sur Steue oss Aus
fan9s entbaItenc 5 QIder uebr ODER neniSss
ct. ginse5oSea als @isentbutn 3. Dauttl
g. MiooIetou. 8ebihsuuaen-- gafb.
Ter o rfanf fanat ur,, 12 tlbr an.
~ Geo. 81. Webbs
Canton Wdr3 16. 1886. p. i
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
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N(btrt OterfS?
aus srwittel bep Stppitaot, i'm

DeFpDdIltWerl.
Belagter Dierds fe4 1884 Don Brer,en
aus in Neuporf ause!anst fsyn. Don bort
fca CT itb nab Wcutreal in Gambia au Iei=
nem bort spobnenoen 8tuoer beaeben ba-
ben. I8enn ibm felbf ODER ionft ien,an=
ben Der etlpas bon lsinem 9lufeutbalte ,peiB
bities5 81 9eithte fomraen 1ollte, 70 bittet
unteri1riebensr freunbfbaftlib(t ibm Die
&unoe oaooa. unter fol9enber Qloreee nit:
ntbeilen. a 9ln William @6alte
care of %. &aufmann
staf5 S5. 1886. GantDn. Sbio.
GF&e''tfbe 8ldtter, nit beuen mir
meoleln, :peroeu 8ebeten auf @egeneien=
tie Oei8es elnise NAL einautaden. 46s5n1.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

Us brad ueuli6 tpieoerum cine
Seuersbrunit in Der @taDt Neuport
aus. noour6 cine Nnjabl QBpbn'
bduler in Nf6e 9ele9t un0 unsefsbr
20 orme Sami!ten ibres Sbpabs
bet0ubt tpuroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
08o 1T
Srdrl5 Spltpb 3eil
aug Dunoenbei!n i'm Bobiiben

aus Aunoenbel!a TN U0Dlltben
Seine unter5ei6nste sbmefer bat er,
fabten. oaB ct in ben Ser. etaaten an:
9etommeu 1T. obue bislan9, Der Icrgfdl=
tighten Grfunoisunaen unsea6tst, leinen
ertnitteln 5u fbnnen. Ota6ribt
iber i'm miro baufbar inter ua6febeuoer
NoreBe empfan8en sreroen.
Wasia Nsatbs 3eil,
care Of Wr. CIR. 9dbnlen
Qarrisbure, pa.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

Su BbeeIins fano am @onntase
Mer9en Elm Seuer ftatt, poourd
Die Oruderep Der Wbeeline Simed
fat ;erltbrt tpuroe. Ser 9erlu(l
miro auf uusefsbr 1000 Sbalsr an
Sefblasen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
Sm 9ofen Don Bofton 1T zine
taeune Well1forn aus sJtallen
einsebra6t tporoen.
= 9ro6e gBelfbtoru @rnbte.

01Ube ~UtIIWtUIH VgIIVIge
Oas Bilminston 5purnal er,
1dblt, oaB 81. pbilip Nopbolo ..
NeD eion 9unoreo, in 9seueafle
60. leeten 0erbft fclsenoe 0uan-
titdt Welf1eorn In 3feiner Se!Der
geernotet bat. Sas Nefultof 3eist
oab or. Gapbolo elmer Der er66ten
welf6forn Sausrn i'm 2onDe
'fepn muB. ..x: ~" 49,.
Gin Selo .. 22 Ader 22l6 Buf1el.
Gin Selo .. 80 DO. 2249 b..
Gin Selo .. 27 Do. 1919 b..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
Sbtrlf6 8erfauf,

Strait unterihieoliber 8efeble Der Court
.. Common VlieS y. Start ganntp, Obio,
tperoe id9 an Der @ourtbaustbhre in Canton
gum De,fanfe anbisten ..:s.sz. 4 @
auf Gamltag Den 16. rldbfen 2lrril
2otte SO. IS, in Der gtaot 6ulton in gtarf
60. rporanf Elm SroBes nno psqlen.ss joane
befinblib 1T. gbenfdlls 2otte Olo. s in
Der staot &enbal in belastem 60.
Gbenfaas, einen Stridb 2ano, ndmlih:
elm 1beiI bee ncreipeitliden lsisrtels Be,
esstipa 80, Ranss 9, uab 1aaaftip II
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

.3u1ahlen79 afer 1884 Buf6el
Man erTebt oaraus, oa6 auf eis
mem Ssloe bon 90 Ader Ser grtras
lber 100 0uftbel BON jeoem 2(efer
mar! Oie sanse grnbte auf 70
aGey betrdgt i'm Dnr6Ebnitt bep,
slabe 80 8ufbel pon jeoem Ndsr.
9n Den blauen Bereet, bat man
eints Wcbnuns aussesraben, DIE
9aal NIT @Hnee beDeGt tpar. Ser
St9entblmer fa6, cine Shaufel in
Der 0ono, Dor Der Shire Des 6au>
tes. 9m 9nnern oeGelbeu fano
man etns Sran uno 3 &inoer. Man
csrsnstbet, oae iie f1cn einise
Wo0en lang in tbrem einlanra,
Msntsrssabe subesraht battsu,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
S Z Il 9 II 8 III 81.

Berbsn fb5n tlnD IN, Die biIis-
fen pretle in Der gngIifeben ,nb
.Seathea SpraAei seprndt. Y
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
SeutIbtS @trtbS>

baus in gblllicotbe, amObic Canal.
Der @noesbenannte benahribtist feine
teutfbeu 2anosleute unb oas aeebrte Sub
llfum hberbaupt, baB er obiaes betannte
Birtbsbaus Don csifsn frnberetu giaen-
tblmer !Qrn. W1artin 8 a umarlu,
tauFlib erFanoen bat.-rnb oieiss Sc
ibift, an befa3ter 9teQe, ,pie fein Dorsdn=
ger, fort betreibt.-gr miro iib bettreben
ale Jene, bic Jpn init ibrem 3ufpru1 besb:
rem. onrb bic bette uuo billisite 8sbanoluns
5ufrieoen sufteIen. Sein J9ans. Sbenee,
Eabe uno stallun9, ,peroen Fets nit Nl:
lem perieben fem, mas erforoerlib 1T Die
fem 3msde 81 entfpreben. = 81.
:. geDrs Gren.
ebiaieotbe. @ars I, 1896.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
<Oefentlt0f QSenDue,

Wiro auf samftas, ben %. nabiten
Qlprils, atm pauie ces llnterlbriebeueu. in
JadlOn 1aunf9ip sebalteu nsrsen; allpo
tolsenee Nrtlfel an Den Meifbietenoen gum
Dertaufe auesefest rp:rcen, oIs:
8 Sod S6fen, 9 &lbe, 4 @inoer, unb
fonft1ses @jnooieb, S1weine, @6aafe,
8ienen, q3a9sn pfug, Glide. Stable,
Settiteaen Sfen uno Ionitise5 9aus:
unb &a6sussrdtbe 5u neitIaufS gu be-
nonren.
Die @encue fotI Morsens 9 llbr an obs
gem Gage uno Srte ibren Q!nfans nebn.en,
tpann uno >eo bic Seoinsunsen betannt se:
rr'abt uno quite VIufwartuns miro 9esebeu
tperoen, Don
SEQ. Saftiau.
Sadiou Gaunfdtp Mar3 25 1885.
46s4n,-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
duff ben, GA itbf,lo 0artts s,s
Eonocn weroen jdbrli6 fir IS Mik
ltDnen Sbla6tpteb perFouft h.
YeriQt1tlltlutt0+

Die @lieber Der gantoner Qo11e, SO. go
rerben sebeten, f'6 in ibrem 2oi1e.3itirer
am SreDta8. Den IS. Qlpril. um 5 Ubr 81.
9R. eiu5ufnoen, am @dbdfte BON Wib:
tiefet ab5umaben. @s tpiro um phutt=
libe NIntuel elenbeit aIIsr unb ieoer 9lieber
8ebeten.
9Iuf 9efebl oes ST. SHELTERS
>... Sobn Sala, Sefr.
Mir5 25. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
Nllerltp..

esift eeeenwdrtis cine 9eputat
Ion oer Ottowo uno Gbippspo Su,
Oloner in Wa(binston ju Dem
3pede, ben Qonoantbeit be,oer
Stdmn,e In bem Serriterium
Mt6lson ben Qer. Stoaten Su Der.
bonottn. Ser Secrstdr pes &ris9s,
1petens TT nit Ser unterb banoluns
beauftraet. -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
@Qrttut1d.
Qn oos Dublitun,.

Da i6 pernunnen babe. oaB 0enrib
Molf poreisbt cine Note bon meiner 0auo
sesen mid BON $780, In ieinem 8sfss
81 baben-, 70 made ib biern,it bic 9In=
3eise, oaB, tpofsrn ct einiee foIbe glot
porsebli6 sessn mid bat, bielelbe unse,
re6t i0-uno Ohne raeiue rnterIdrift er=
baltsn poroen 1T; uuo oaB ieb cieisIbe ni6t
b aa5len mill. es Yep oenn oaB i6 eefesliob
ca1u 9ejpunsen rpsroe.
Oaniet Noul6er.
Maipiustun Gp. @drs 27. 1885,
47>4n.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

Qiasnt fit gtatf gauntp-

81. 8. Ser llnterfbrisbsne spirb in Fur
GEM oas Yersnhgen, baben IN DerfOn Beg
einem Ieoen BON GwdD iusbefOneefe fur
8ept,ase au3nrufsn; anb sperctn 8tys
trase su allrr 3eit in sneienr Mrntfnbe IN
@antDn anseHOmsnen.
.@s" 2llf1ptl Gorttpea.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01

.Ole fot9enoen Summen Gelo
tpuroen tpabreno Dem per9an9enen
eJabre Bon untenttebenoen Sonfen
y, Sstuporf ats peltgslo in jsnsr
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
canton b. S8. Sebr. 1885.

Jb, Der llnterjeibuete, ourb Die pro5
tlamatton ees @cupsrnbrs 2utas als 81
gent fir bic WaibinstOn National Wouu5
nsnt 8efelll6aft in Obio anertannt, ftelle
biernit an I!mon SortlreI, als @innebn,er
Der 8eptrdse in gtart gauntp i'm befasten
Staat. #1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-08-06

y We haye always been nj The op'u.0n. t,ai ft-
-oSants Annals h1vias ben iu DE
United States. was mistake. The following ex-
tract from tie Mississippi Christian Herald, (by the
way one of the most valuable religious journal, IN
the Smth0 viii show how the mistake occurred
II will h. observed that there is great similarity IN
the sounds oftle names, Santa Anna and Santsuder
The author Of the sketch of Santa Anna, which we
published some time since, Is no doubt correct when
he saws that Santa Anna was never out Of Mexico:
ERROR ACCOUNTED FOR.
The origin of the error that Gen. Santa Anna
has resided in the United States and received ms
education, IS in contoundlng MS name with that OF
Gen. Santander. President of one of the South
American republics, who was not only educated
in the United States, but has spent many years IN
the middle and eastern cities. His last visit was
in 1929 and 81, during a season Unpopular fer
ment at home. in which his popularity had declin-
ed and he had been elected from the government.
Gen Santander is member Of most of our dis.
tingushed literary and scientific societies, anc
thousands of our most accomplished families car
bear testimony TO the grace, ease, vivacity anC
intellectual superiority Of his social character
His character and that Of Santa Annals are as UNI
like as that otany two human beings that eve
lived.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-08-06
TEMs

Thu annual expense Of the EngI.h Church.
only thirty one million, seven hundred and e.tt,.
.lS thousand, niue hundred and twenty dolars
A late English writer states that Englishmsu +
are. upon an average. one inch taller than French.
men. and Americans one inch taller than Enc.
lishmrn.
The Legislature Of Rhode Island has hdekD
i,ely postponed resolution to admit the abOl.
tonists before a committee, and has refused bys
strong vote. to let them moetIn the Hall Of b.
House Of Representatives.
Col. James Bowie. who was killed BY d.
Mevicans in the Fortress Of It Antonio, was tie
inventor of knife, longer than a butcher knife,
made to be carried under the coat, and calledby
the gentlemen stabbers the "Bowie knife"
Anthracite coal is aGg used with great success,
in steam navigation on the Hudson river.
The English papers, under the head Of "rnat.
mony facilitated propose rail road TO GIeua
Green, for tie use Of runaway lovers.
FAIR TRApE.-'I have ii little adyertiseme4
in your paper this morning, Mr.. Printer, YOU Gun
let me have five or six Of your papers suppose
and not char.e me any thing" &C ertainly sir. >
When a man goes into your store and buys vesi
pattern, presume he get a hand-saw gratis."
Fashions. sleeves are TO be now de
fashlon--to be first as tight, We suppose, asa
glove, as extremes are every thing. Well we are
naht glad that the reign Of the mntton leg is over.
for it was a monstrous absurdity.- Philadelphia
>ohmtay Courier.
sob Prinfirg-Iob Printing!" exclaimed an
old woman, the other day, as she peeFed over her
specks at the advertising page of a county paper.
"Poor Job; they've kept him printing, week after
week, ever since first laInt to read, and if he
was mt the most paheptest man that ever was
he never could have stood it so long, no howl
Ueaham I'D.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-08-06

,ual settler CT Iona fds resident m he State
WHERE the sales are made.
Ia Orderto ensure the faithful execution Of these
instructions, all Receivers are strictly prohibited
from accepting for land sold, any draft, certificate,
or other evidence Of money, or deposite, though
tor specie, unless signed by the Treasurer Of the
United States, IN conformity 10 the act Of April
"a, ls2u And each Of those officers Is required
to annex to has monthly returns TO this Depart
ment the amount Of gold and of silver respective
y, As well as the bills received under the torego-
~ exception; and each deposite bank Is required
to annex to every certificate gwen upon deposite
OF money, the proportions Of It actually paid m gold'
in silver and in bank notes. All former mstrue-
tons on these subjects, except as now modified,
VIZ BE- considered as remaining IN full force,
The principal objects Of the President IN adopt
me- this measure beng to repress alleged frauds
and to withhold any countonance or facilities n
the power of the Government from the mono
poly the public lands in the hands of specula-
tors and capitalists, to the injury Of the actual set
tiers in the new States, and of emlgIants IN searct
OF new homes, as well As to discourage the rum
Gus extension of bank issues and bank credits, BY
which these results are generally supposed to BE-
promoted, your utmost vigilance is requested, ans
relied on, 10 carry this order into complete execu
ton.
py-T VrnnnDrDV
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-08-06
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
COL. J.F.H. CLAIBORNE.

The following well meritad compliment to our
young and talented representative, Cor. CLAIBORNE,
is from the Columbia Democrat one Of the abest
papers published in Tennessee. We entirely agree
with the Democrat, that Col Claibome's address Is
ga most triumphant vndicaton Of himself and the
Van Buren, party from "the filthy aud loathsome &C :
cusatons of the White Wings" We have seen no
thing more dlSlngcnuouS, nothing more false and I'M
founded than the charges OF the Wing Press in this
State against Col. Claiborne, upon tfesubect of Alb
oliton---it is disgraceiul to them as a party. We
should be astonished at their rcckesSness did we not
know that they had becomeperitcty desperate from
the prospect before them.
We regret that great press ofmatter has solong
prevented us from giving place to Col. Claiborne's
Address. 1t shall have a place in our columns as
soon as we can possibly find room for it.
Ave have been politely favored with copy
Of the address to the people Of Mississippi by
their talented representative, the Hon. John +. IL.
Claiborne. Col. Claiborne is young man Of
high promise, noble, chyalrous al flied; Miss
issipp' may well be proud Of such son. His i'll
health during the past session of Congress pre-
vented him from an active partlcipancy in the
struggles of that eycntful period. This address
is in defence of his vote on Mr. Pinckney's resoIu-
ton, for which he was denounced by certain recl.
less editors in Mississippi, as an abolitionst. 1t
is most triumphant vIndicuton of himself and
the Van Buren, party from the filthy aud loath-
some accusations Of the White Wing desperation.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-08-06
CIRCULAR.
TO Receirers Of Public Money, and 10 the De-
posite Banks.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, july H. IL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., July IL, 1896.
In consequence of complaints which have been
made of frauds, speculations, and monopoies. in
the purchase of the public lands, and the aid which
is said to be given to effect these objects by ex-
Cessive bank credit and dangerous, if not partial.
facilities through bank drafts and bank deposites.
and the general evil influence likely to result to
the public interests, and especially the safety of
the great amount of money in the Treasury, and
The sound condition of the currency of the coun-
try from the further exchange of the national do
main in this manner, and chiefly for bank credits
and paper money, the President of the United
States has given directions, and YOU are hereby
instructed, after the 18th day of August next to
receive in payment of the public lands nothing ey-
cept what is directed by the existing laws, viz gold
and silver, and in the proper cases, Virginia land
script; provided, that till the 18th December next,
the same lndugences heretofore extended as to
the KIND OF money received may be continued for
any quantity Of land moi exceeding three hundred
and twenty acres toeach purchaser who is an ac-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-08-06

ANEcDoTE OF GEN. PUrNAM.-During the
revolutionary war when Gen. Putnam was in
command OF an Important fortress, in the high.
lands ofthe Hudson river, his force had been so
much weakened Iy the expiration ofimited en-
lstments, and the withdrawal of troops for the
protection of Other important passes, that the en-.
envy yentured tobesiege his fort The siege was
extended Eeyond the patience Of veteran, whose
feelings were more i'll favor of field fights, than
OF artificial maaHtvres. He was still more an
nOyed by handy legged drummer who approach
ed an angle ofthe fort every morning to beat an
insulting reveille After having chated under the
insult hike Gagged lion, he procured one of tie
Dutch ducking guns, of caIibre and length sufli-
cient to reach the drummer, and punish his auda-
city, He stationed himself with his weapon NJ
the paapet and soon saw his insulting victim al
preaching. lie had scarcely struck tie first
note of triumph, when drum and drummer rolled
in the dust. "Ihere," exclaimed the satisfied
general, "go toh-l with your sheep skin tiddel"
Nm. His. Magazine.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-08-06
GENERAL GAINES LETTER.
HEAD QUARTERS, WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
Camp Sabine, Tuesday .NorHing, 2SM

camp Sd0ue, IHeSddy Morning, 2Sth
June, 1886.
SIR last night received information from
high official source in Texas, that the Mexican
army at Matamoras, under General Urea, had
been reinforced, to the number of seven thousand
men, and was on the 18th instant on its march,
and rapidly advancing towards GuddGIoule Tic-
t0ria, the Head Quarters of the TeXian army I'M
der Gen. Thos. j. Rusk and that the Mexican
motto was determination to the Saline on death,'
to which the soldiers were sworn; and that the
motto of the Texan army was 'Ltbertyor Death.'
This intelligence was preceded by the report
OF Maj. Sterling {. Robertson, sustained by the
dispositions oftwo witnesses to the facts deposed,
that two men were recently killed and another
wounded, on the waters of the .Narasota, in Ro-
bertson's Colony; about l2U miles west of Ma
cogdoches, by the Indians of several different
tribes (Caddosc, Keechies, and others who had
taken and carried away several women and child
rem OF the families of the men killed.
The above intelligence, taken in conneyion with
the history of the bloody conflicts Of The months
OF March and April last, at the Alamo, at Goliad
and at San Jacinto, sufficiently indicate the char
acter Of the approaching events, us well as the
necessity of unceasing vigilance on the part of the
United States TO maintain our neutral relation, and
stay the work Of devastation in the disputed terri
tory, and preserve this frontier from the horrors of
savage war.
To effect these important objects, mounted
force fully equal to that of the principal teIHge-
rant is necessary. For this purpose | have to
request Of your Excellency, regiment of mount
ed gun men, volunteers if practicable, to consist
OF ten companies; to be enrolled and repair to
this place by companies or in body, as may be
most convenient, via. Little Rock, Arkansas.
Transportation, subsistence, and forage, for tho
route, will be furnished by the Quarter Masters
Departments similar supplies, with camp equip
age, arms, NC. viii be furnished at this place and
Fort Jessup.
The companies to continue in service for six
months, from the day they reach their rendezvous
to be discharged at any time by the United
States.
have the honor to be, with perfect respect
your tliend and obedient servant
EDMUND ?. GAINES,
.Nqj Gen. Commanding.
If there is not in Tennessee, a United State,
Quarter-master, your eXceicncy viii be pleased to
appoint regimental enc, and supply himwith funds
for his movement to this place.
T.. p. GAINES.
To His Excelency n. Cannon,
Gorernor Of Tennessee
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-08-06

The Richmond Wing, i'll the course Of some
specuaons on the subject Of the retirement of
President jackson from Office, asks.
"When the shades ofprivate life, the excitement
of the conflict passed, his hatterers dsbanded his
creatures and sycophants worsliping at another
shrine, their soft and honeyed accents heard no
longer, he comes to parley with his conscience and
TO demand verdict of the manner n which he
has discharged his great trust so confidently be-
slowed, trhat will that stern and unhatering mon-
tor say"
We can tell the Richmond Wing what that
stern and unattering monitor will not say 1t will
charge the fearless, disinterested. clear-siphtcd
old man, with no intentional deviation from duty:
no selfish postponement of the public good to his
own interests; no hesitation in walking the path
to which his conscience pointed him, on account
of the danger which might beset it. 1t will tell
him that he has faced the tempest of railing, of
SANDER, of menace, by which it was attempted to
drive HIM from his honest purpose, with as little
heed Of its fury, as at an earlier period he faced
the balls of the invaders of his country-and AS
trunphantly too--with success as ample as de-
served and as glorious. Ii is equally to the Gre
dit of his moral temperament that he has yielded to
no threats and fallen into no snares. He will live,
we hope, to see the American people unanimous
in their opinions of his public conduct; though,
perhaps, this is not to be expected till the grave,
closing over him, shall end all animosities and
soften all prejudices. Already, however, the man.
ner Of his enemies in speaking Of his public char
acter beg;ns to be changed; and we may predict
that When he withdraws, as he will shortly do,
from the high station to which he was vorthily
called, and which he has honorably filed, not only
IN the eyes of his own country, but of all the world,
the murmurrings of his opposers will be unherd
amidst the sounds of that loud and general ape
plause which will follow him to his retirement.
A Mr.. Ingraham is delivering lectures in Bos-
fpI ON fba ,,,k,n e Al I'LL, 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-08-06

" Governor Lynch has written long letter
to Gen. Acee, of this place, concerning the repre-.
sentation of the new counties laid off by the Lee
glsat,lre last winter He attempts to prove tIa-
writs of election ought not to be issued for said
counties, in as much as no vacancy in either
House has "happened' since the adjournment of
the Legislature. The letter, we observe, j. pub
lished i'll the jackson Banner, and other whig pa
pers, and plasered with much fulaome panegyric.
From the hasy pcrusal which we have given it,
seems to us to be written in very bad taste, and
the reasoning, it reasoning it can be called, to be
of the weakest possible order. The positions of
the Governor, we think, are altogether untenabe
But his conscience seems to be in the keeping of
the Nullifers, and perhaps we ought not to ex-
pect any thing better him. We may notice the
letter more particularly hereafter. The Missis-
sippian tears it up, root aud branch
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-08-06

10 At the request orsevera citizens otthis coun-
ty we announce JoEL II. Tracy as candidate or
the office of Lieutenant oone lthe 1T Battalion of
tie 18th Regiment of Mississippi Militia.
We are authorized to announce HENRY l..
HAMPTON, as a candidate for the Office Of Major
to command the I'd battalion of the 18th regiment
Of Mississippi militia
We are authorized to announce Thomas
CHRISTIAN, as a candidate for the office of Lieu
tenant Colonel, to command the Isl battalion OF
the 18th regiment of Mississippi militia.