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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

that's staring in my eyes! Man alive!
isn't it begging | am with hundred
tongucs2'
Convention Of Southern IerchantS.
The following are the resolutions n
dopted by the Convention at Augusta
Geo. on the Goth utimo, The gener-
al objects Of this Convention are I'M.
doubtedly worthy Of approbauonr
That we have too long labored IN Ter
a kind Of commercial yassalage to the
North cannot be denied--Wc have
contributed our wealth to fill the COT
ters of Northern capitalists, and build
up their cities, while our own advanta-
geuus situation for a commercial peo-
pie has been cn'ircly neglected But
tire Recommendation to our State lie
gisatures to leaaIize limited copart-
nerships should be received with the
greatest caution. We are decidedly
opposed to such prolec,-Fhe taclII-
ties, already afforded 10 merchants for
representing themselves msoIvent,
winding up their concerns, and reaIl-
ling a handsome capitallrom the wreck,
are quite sntlicient-But let them, as
proposed, be liable only for the amount
invested, & commercial failures, would
be daily occurrences--pubic conf.
dence would be weakened, & the Agrl-
cultural interest, the great source o.
southern wealth, would be the on Y sui
ierer.
/. Resolved, Thatm the opinion Of
! this Convention, the present conjunc-
ture in our commercial affairs is emit
nently proptiousfor the establishment
Of direct importations, through our
southern and southwestern cities, and
tina, we are called upon by every con
sideratiap Of interest and ofpatriotism,
to throw oil the degrading shackles of
our commercial dependence.
9. Resolved, hat with a view 10
induce public spirited capitalists to en-
bark in this business, the people Of the
staple growing States he recommended
to give public manifestations of their
determination to encourage end su tain
importations through their own sea-
ports.
s. Resolved, That two committees
be appointed by the President of this
convention, TO memorable respective
", the Legislatures of Georgia and S.
1 Carolina on the subject of limited CO.
partnership.
! A. Resolv, d, That 4 committee be
appointed to prepare anadd ess to the
people of the southern and southwes-
translates, setting forth the advantage
and practicability of carrying on di.
rect trade with foreign nations--ex-
hitting in detail the extentol the their
resources.
5. Resolved, That said committee
m preparing such address. embody and
conform to the yiewsoftne convention
asexpressed in the preamble and res
olutions adopted.
A Vanburcn friend ofours says "you
need not talk so much about the Van.
huren managers in Noxubee county
refusing TO count the Wing votes TO-
Representatives 10 Cong 'ess. Then
fellers up there amt civilized yet
And SO it would seem as they regard
not the laws of the land. Whig prin
ciples, and civilization will probably
reach that county together.
VANuuRESIsMM NoxupEE UNITY
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

4n Hm..aw Gone.
rs IatwnfmUsy aneaaewo,
.ef.rIHe WH from doing VOC -
tsIe Hey choice abHftIemransem-.
p'oytI.f9 accomplish bcif purpose
he following oslmc. from the Co
.amJus argus hp.r.y shows.
Affdler Precinct where our par
ty voted ~ sifoog-the Van Buren
Manners refused 10 count Che votes
.of members to Congress ln which
Preniss and Word lost sumo I'd OF 80
votes. Thu. laWlcssIy and shameful
ly. taking from the people their right
81 suffrage. The Sheriff also neelec
ted 10 authorize the holding Of an dec
ton at the aforesaid precint. iormem-
bcrs oi Coneress;--thus making hum
self the tool Of a party--anl that too
loh shamey the Loco Foco Van Buren,
party.
Desperate, indeed, must be the con
dition Of a party which to support IT.
self resorts to means so unfair 50 low
50 base so contemplate. To see q
party. which hut lately was in the as
ccndcnt shouting "rictory! rictwy!r
driven to aresort. so shameful, and yet
so shameless. is enough toawaken fee.
.lings of pity in the bosoms even Of its
foes, were it not that its death strug
gles have been Of such a character a,
to excite. contempt, rather than com
miscraton.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

Cromwell, stating that l''' ~. ia'
san-barrel % my desk. T ". /.
. Ia, one =. .I leaning against 4, II =.
a,iiording similar proofs e ! Vise
III; proper to state M, =. !. -
rel had probably nc W, l' q
room before. '' essa
a still more interests.
hiblted in the foIIo GLOWING p'@
which, lam authorize" y r. Iel
y Az ITS important facts I M Y!
% % nave ave created a a great ST. ,.', !,
the time; Fortunately H. asa Y
are gentlemen o. high st sle "
scientific attainme6ts, , w5,a.
are tne currency Of truth. n.
ton Is extracted from alon. =. !.
teresting article in the S. l.as ! !,
"Dr. Bromwell, Of Pro N'vI,.o Y
rated upon a young lady. w ,rS,''
lhe period Of magnetic sIeeD n 1.
y left the body, and coDll l' Y
hear without the aid Of fe eve, ] Y
she could tell correctly IL ~, n.
watch though enveloped ii i y
and at the same time baya,
dage over her eyes. T6s T..
q patient, sick IS we beljsr u
llVef complaint, and lrs. J.
who was sitting near him -,
it) to the mans house Arrs.
the doctors request. deSis
house that there might Be 49,
and then entered. What Jo,r
asked DR.. B. ga man sicsss
want you to tel me what an
First loot'at his head; i hi
YES How do YOU know \
mean to say that you see he h
organization? Yes. Is The Iivs-
&c. well9 'Yes:it looksjast d
as yours, or any body's eIse.'
do You see any thing wronc
there is an enIargcmentofas,
Several questions were then
confuse her, and also to aNe
she knew what the spleen Vi
where situated; to all whicls
satisfactory replies. Still tie
was lncredulouS. Bot now q,
proof. In four days the mart
DR.. B. having obtained pernl
institute a poSt-mwiem exas
called on every physician ind
and narrated the story Of Id
In presence OF several Of Il.
body was subsequently cpen,l
to their surprise, the girl Wsl
Iu'l that allied the man was all
mcnt Of tie spleen.
What shah we say Is a;an
IS substan.!a;ai beyond thew
Of a dogl;:, as may be Learned
one passing through Prct
Shall NC set it down among
curious cancidences, or adj
she GIN actually possessed =
tural sense Of vision, and thf
time being, her immortal spl1i
ed from the body, roved IreeIf
the will Of the OPERATOR
rs in the state Of cisioA d
no more strange, than in The
tested case Of The famed n
somnalnJulist. Now, if wed
the soul in this case saw va
aid Of eyes, why not adm
certain states Of the news
other senses or faculties q
may also act independently
maternal organs9 We knfs
thus exists after death, and1
the state of temporary deal e.
by animal magnetism! va
we of the nature oftAat deatA
within usl Andif We aT0'
may. without tie body, enter
room, we cannot deny the
that it may in the same on
rihilate time and space
hundreds OF miles as eaa,
qnick as it can SO many Iee''
But some say, we caniy
that God has given such ,, 2
power to the human will
of the common order oil Ilala
miracle; we cannot believe
who can set bounds Of the
OF the human will. Man
kinq trembles a d flies; ph
extends to the huge da'I
cean's uufathomed lnhn,a
whose nod the giant oaA'
centuries has brayed hea'G
dcrbolts. falls PROSTATE y Y,
gain in beauty to adorne Y D
whalpys his will upon the e
..I,.,on,es wax. w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

tan,rbrIip md Emmett and many 9th
or sons a. tic "Emerall Isle" we're cl.
oquent, but ii has been reserved for
an uaknown& unnamed son ofs1ualid
pinching, crOwnlem poverty, 10 sur
pass thcnall, not only by exhibiting ull
the insignia Of eloquence himself. but
by teaching the science 50 that all may
understand it-IIcar him.
Lcitch. in bis "1rayes in Ireland.
says-ln mymerning ramblcs,a man
sitting on the ground. leaning his back
against the wall, attracted my atten.
ton by look OF squallor inhls appear
ancc, which had rarely before obser-
we'd in ireland. His clothes were rag
gcdto indecenry--a very common CIR
cumstancc, however, with the males.
and his face was pale and slckIy. lie
did not address me, and turned back.
If YOU are in want said !, with some
degree Of pocvishness, why do you
Inofbcgl--'Sure, it's begging am was
the reply. You did not eraword.'
mol is it Joking you are with me, sir?
Look thercr holding up the tattered
remnant Of what once been coat; do
Won see how the skin is speaking thro'
thcholc nmy trowsers, and the bones
crying ont through my skim Look
at my sunkcn cheeks, and the famine
that's staring in my eyes! Man alive!
isn't it begging | am with hundred
tgnrucs?"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

HuzzA FOR NV YoRx !! !! The wings
have gained 4 complete triomphin the
city, and all the eastern counties ofthe
state, including Albany!-The Kinder
hook Magician is now politically dead
even in his own county. We have not
heard the result Of the election in 9th
er parts Of the State. But, that the
entire Wing ticket is successful we
cannct entertain 4 doubt.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

THE ELECTION. The best infor-
nation we can obtain, we cannot doubt that
Major McNutt is elected Governor. The
returns thus far, however, exhibit Dir Nor.
gan as running "cose upon him. and we
may safely assert, that had there been but
one Wing candidate in the field, we sho Id
have been victorious withoutu struggle
Preniiss and Word have obtained large
majority ofall the votes, whore an election
was held for Congress--'rhat Mississippi,
therefore is decidedly Wing in politics
can no longer be doubted. Van Burensm
is everywhere on the wane--and in Mad
ison county, we may regard tas irretriere-
ably dead When a gentleman Of the cx-
'ensiye popularity and personal worth Of
COL Fulton, could not carry with him sue
cessiully the political doctrines of Van
Buren--we may reasonably conclude that
our county is entirely disenthralled, and
will hereafter be unanimous, in its support
OF wholesome measures, and in its oppos-
ton to allusurpation, whetherin the form
OF mandate from tyrant, or the smooth
suggestions ola "iolower."
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
TIE NAILS.

From oil partsof tho country continued
complaints are reaching ~ in relation to
the non reeepIi'n Of our paper byour sub.
scribcrs. Daily and sometimes hourly
ourears are filled with the, to US, painful
Intelligence ald not receive your last
paper nor the one before the last--the on
" numbers ! have had for the last three
months came in bunch Of about dozen
four weeks since--somc ofthem bearing
date 10 Juy.n From another quarter we
hear as fast iftbe news came by express,
''your paper did not reach our post office
last week nor has IL for some time past
your subscribers are growing very impa-
tent, and say they will have TO quit your
paper as they never get IT," tisn9ede3s to
extend this article from our list Of com
plan's-Thcre are enough OF them TO fill
volume, and we are sorry that such Is
the fact. It's nat our faM drdr Iriends q
the Conton HerdH, We publish u paper cy-
cry week, place it in the post Office at this
place regularly, aud it is as regularly star
ted towards its destination. But the fault
is somewhere, yes. and it is to be found IN
the post Offices The corruption Of the
great head at Washington circuaies ihro'
most Of The miner veins, bcgeltlng Il base
ness at which devils would turn pale. OF
all the illswhich the American people have
submitted TO, the mnlmanagemcnt OF the
Post Office is the greatest curse. 80 far
MS the stopping ofour paper Is concerned,
We are fully appraised (much as some may
be astonished) ofthe place where the evil
exists. and the causes which have led 10 it..
Heretofore we have been silent IN relation
10 this sink of pollution, but in future we
intend TO spare not. We will, upon the
next offence, publish the names and hold
them up public execution.
The Canton Herald must not cannot and
shall beaoppcd and further more il shall
be sent Through the post Offices Of the coun.
try and that speedily too.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

Tie Tenn Congress convened on
tie oath September last, when presi-
dent Houston communicated to both
houses Message,which we publish in
another column.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

We have received the entire official
returns from all the counties exceptlt-
awamba, Marshall, Pontotoc, Tisha-
mingo and Yalobusha; in which the re
turns are not yet full--we are enabled
to present the vote thus far as follows.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
HER AID.
ttNIrN.. eu.H.af Il
Wsa.r au..wnsdnmg 0.' Co..
Commercial liht mlHe r5@,p &c.
pared advance 900. rrf b1ton cot
toH aubuaftIteit eefe.

Wahte nmt mtens bn Apology tt
me aa. sh.H'tay 'bs dsy rsea,e Bf
We hove daaa DE hesi possible nf fbam
sn1af NJ. e.foHmsfo0-sa.ss va have been
n Vtkablftand procured fIe Iurgmft.le
t.sg 11fesV which 'bg' ehy adotds-Bm
Wby 81 .ta' v,essmra sny youl THE
truth s. fraulf 10 these times, we orc
compelled lo get itvhafo wo can, rs we
never hogemonoy enough Of upy one timo
10 make ans grand foreign paprarraug'.
mcnl We have however got our credit
up rUlc, or late. in New York, and are
expecting supplies from there in very
short time When we sill never ngan
write another line about little paper, or
little things ofuny sort; beng determined
10 abandon oil our "Iltie ways"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

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noihuti bYf 8e dg 0y thatihe hst
nfHci individual Is fargiatba aeu-
dtmaD- aBl lbe latter isa Grst rate
ronnlseuf 0l ppe aud rggH-beL
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From the Boston Post.
GENTILITY VS. HAPPINESS.

This world were not joyous one,
And life we're not blank,
And one might have a little fun
In spite of state and bank,
II one were suffered but to say
What one is apt TO feel
If every thing that's bright and gay
Were not thought ungenteel.
My check is pale and peary now,
That once was like the rose,
Whose hue has left my Parisn brow
And settled in my nose:
But if within the mall walk,
4 little health to steal,
Good heavens how all my cousins talk
And say lis not genteel.
Time was when DER her balcony
The high-born beauty bent,
While rose the thrilling harmony
OF voice and instruments;
While clomb the moon the eastern heaven
Her beauties 10 reveal
But now no serenades are given
Because they're not genteel.
And even from this world of late
The God of Love hath down
Why seeks the bird his woodland mate,
While woman sighs alone'
Time was when at his ladys-feet
The lover joyed to kneel.
And there his VOWS of truth repeat
But now It's not genteel.
There's many man that struts the street.
In cossack pantaloons,
And one ] often chance to meet
On pleasant afternoons;
But ah he is not one of us.
And though he's true as steel,
To love would be ridiculous
A man that's not genteel.
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POETRY.
From the Providence Courier.
RuoDE-IsLAND DAUGHrERs.--BY Sol

From the Providence Courier.
uoDE-IsLAND DAUGHrERs.--BY Sol
Roam where ye will, DER land or sea,
And beauty seek meath other skies;
Yer still Rhode Island still to thee
Reverts the vainly wand'ring eyes!
Thy lovely daughters peerless still,
Earthrall the heart, control the will.
'Tis not alone the sparkling light
or eyes through long depending fringe;
'Tis not the brow of spotless white,
Nor cheek, that bears bloomy tinge
Nor curving lip, nor dlmplng smile
Which doth the heart with love bcguile
But shape, complexion, features, all
Combine that witching charm to swell,
Before whose shrine in reverence fall
All in whose hearts love deigns to DWELL
'Tis strange such gentle creatures can
Ger come the strength Of stubborn man.
The guardian care Of tins fair land
Great Jove TO Venus doth entru.t,
For ne'er were wrought by meaner hand
Such loneliness in forms OF dust;
Too fair for earth, in realms above
They should be bless'd with angels love.
No longer may Circassia boast
OF beauty riyal'd not below,
For here upon our sea-laved coast
Where northern breezes rudely blow,
We rear a fow'r SO fair in hue
On fairy ground ye'd think it grew.
Ye'd say an Eden was your home
Ifye possessed that luscious flow'r;
'ris more than bliss to view its bloom,
To grasp'd it, oh 1! It's transports hour!
The soul immersed in raptures' sea
In fancy seems from earth to fee.