The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

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spoiis" doctrine selfish collisions o
personal ambition, IA and, above all, crust
that dttestable spirit Of sycophsncy
! which has. in too many instances, kissel
the foot Of power, and sworn fealty I.
all the experiments OF the time.
i II should be remembered tia, Tennes
nee stands foremost in that glorious gar
land Of victories which nuw eneircles tlit
brows Of the Wing States.
| You ask me 10 speed the intelligence
from New York. Il is Impossible 10 ar
rest its march. II moves onward will
Tie rapidly Of light; and perhaps will
slight persphrsse, might use the words
Of the roet'
saw the expecting PEorLE stand
Tof e"t3c oning fame in turn;
| saw, fromsaddy hand 10 hand,
The bright but Struggling DRY burn,
And eaih, as he received ne flame,
| Lighted HIS altdr'with its ray;
Then, smiling, to the next who came
SPEED IT ON IT'S sLAR3LiNG WAY.
The Brownsville (rcn) Banner thus
discourselh Of the western District of his
State. We once had a ''locai initiation
in Elsewhere bouts and teal happy in
being able TO corroborae all he says up
on the subject. But at The sam. time we
would put our own torn Of Monticello.
and lis vicinity, against all creation ter
pretty girls" good nstured editors, and
Big potatoes. But hear what be says:
ave will put the Western District of
Tennessee, against any other cuuntr, of
IFS extent of Terrifury, fer pretty 4iris.
true hearted Wings Tarchy beuar, xbad
..oads, mean bridges, shin plaster coh,pa-
aies, short sermons, good nature editors,
and big potatoes . % n
The enlire expense orthe Florida war. |
or 1887, says tbe Washington Globe is
I, 782 ,9G5, i24 cents ia.
From the VickSburg Register.
JUDGE BoDlEY "A candidate for the
United States Senate having already
een announced by The Van Buren, par
II is time that candidate for this Of
&c upon the part of the wings was bro't
at, and we would suggest as suitable
erson WlLL!AI.n S. BODILY Of tbi.
ny We have had no conversation win
a'ge Bodiey upon the subject, nor do
e Know thai he vii, suffer himself to b.
candidate. We DO not suggest hs
ane because of any personal pr. iilec.
on IN his favor. Any other sterling
his equally well qualified would as
,ee''a''y receive our support, from I.
hatever part of the Stale. But we
low Judge Bodey would DO honor 10 /
G station, we know he is a gentleman of b
inquest Character and talents, alike n
'oorabie TO himself and The State. aid =
al ne w'll adhere mildly but with fra. -
s. ana honesty, to the support Of what, |
believes TO be the cause Of correct f
inciples aud the interests Of the coun. !
a Whatever hazard or sacrlfic. Ia /,
hsell, we owe it to ourselves to 80. *
J such man. 1t is 10 accordance with IT
independent spirit Of the people. and D,
'ondly hope aud trust that no man q,
u moi be selected for this imnorlant of
y who will fear or hesitate to sun,ort I"
interests of his constituents, and the al
oe'2'es which he believes to be cor. re
J. whether that shall array him far or NJ
'"st me measures OF the administration i.
Judge Bodily will consent to become = ''s
uiud'e, ana can be elected, we know DC
he viii do honor to the State add pr
know OF no man in every point of ca
DETER qualified for The office. We -.
governed exclusively by his quaiitca. :"
IN sug5esling his name. and we ,hau la
o'erhed ln The cholce of The canJi. II;
70 whom our support will be gwen cr,
hat test alone. '
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From the N. Y. Star ha