Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25


snesscs were George N. Saunders.
William Ness, and Vess's vile.
Clanton's cath in the warrant was,
.contradictcd by his witness, Saunders
! then wanted CIanton examined be.
tore the justice, but he refused. |
then had subpoena served on him.
10 compel him to give testimony /:
bQx l)ipt, seeing that Clanton was
m&d Ief1ma from which he could not
lextricate himself, without exposing
his perjury to the congregation. re-
fused i,l! 70 compel him to giys evidence.
Thus Twas deprived ofjustice BY the
outrage Of an Old villain, in 4 ease
where my character was involved.
! proved all Of Clanton's witnesses n
be base characters, and he proved
lhunself, TO be perjnred; but ihiIips
took his seat wltla predetermination
10 bind me to court, thinking thai i
would affect my character abroad
and the friends Of Murrelisrn here
made all they could OF tho adyantage
i has given them. But / will make
them and their friends skulk INTO oh.
iivion before they pass through nv
hands, with all their perjury and car.
Eruption. BY whom ,cas I arrested,
MATTHEW CLANroN the damnable
VILLAIN who has tracked my life and
character with toll after toiI---,hc
'cus-,eorker and logo Of Murrelism
have sued seventeen ofthe leading
characters who signed Clanton,s SLAM.
ldcrous pamphlet against me, ii Yalo.
busha; and have also sued Geor,e
y. Saunders for the property he has
treacherously withheld and dsstroyeo,
The contemplated Expositor will
glve a full history ofmy visit 10 YaIo.
busha, and expose many characters
ID ID different parts Of the United States.
~ WI afford excellent information 10
inexperienced young men, who are
unschooled in the different characters
OF man. Il will unfold many of the
secret springs of the hulnaI, heart,
ana uncover some Of the blackest de-
signs that ever were employed arains,
the life and character 81 / hnman
being. "1
The title of this periodical will be
SteDdrFs E1positor. The FIRST nun.
per will hr issued In December. 1897
at Canto .n, Mississippi. The price Of.
subscription for year is one dollar
in advance. Those of my friends al
distance, who may wish TO read tho
Exposltor, can procure il by getting
five subscribers at any one post office,
and enclose me a five dollar note.
u letters must be post paid.
:" Respectfully,
| u" VIRGIL A. STEWART.
august Is, 1887.
o. Editors friendly to me, through.
out the United States, will please no.
tice the above. ~ V. A. s.
From the Petersburgh Va. lntellgencer.
THE LAST OF THE MINT DROPS.
A Bentonian Monods
IT'S the last of the mintdrops,
Left living alone;
| Its glltterlng companions
| Are vanished and gone;
| Not one Of its kindred,
Not u guinea is nigh,
Tofehect back its lustre
And gladden. my eye!
must spend the, thou loyd mel
Reluctantly, hemD
Since thy brethren have vanIsh'd,l
Go, vanish with them!
Go, fill up the Golfer
By Avarice ador'd;
Go, gladden. some miscr,
And add to his hoard
Thou canst aid me no longer,
The humbug is o'crl
The People thou's guild once
Can be guild no morcl
When the whole nation suffers
And murmcrs as now,
IT'S wise not tojnglo
Such miat-Irops rs thou!
Ii. A.D.
An Editor Preacker.-A western
editor makes the following announce
ment.
The editorof this paper wiIIprcach
IN the seminary on Sabbath next, at
IL CLOCK a. NJ.
This cditorpreacher hastwo string,
to his bow and i he cannot depend on
the one Tor has daily notions, he may
pull the other. But the Cincinnati
Wig thinks that the vexations of tho